Simple Promises Not Enough On Nuclear Arms Ban
At a Geneva disarmament session Jules Moch of France argues a unilateral promise to surrender nuclear weapons lacks meaning without verifiable controls. He lists four controllable elements and two uncontrollable ones, stressing enforcement and the need for international safeguards amid Western Soviet dispute over timetables and inspection. Western and British officials seek clearer safeguards before any treaty, as Eisenhower and Herter weigh the Soviet proposal.
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Geneva
Jules Moch
France
Moch
Soviet Union
Valerian Zorin
U.S.S.R
Zorin
Alexei A. Roschin
Britain
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Charles Bright New Cheer Club Member of the Week
Charles M Bright of 677 E Main St is the new Lions Club Cheer Club member of the week. He is a former East school janitor who broke his hip five years ago and can only leave home when weather permits.
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Charles M. Bright
E. Main St
New
Lions Club
Bright
East School
Thomas Walsh
Warner Ave
Ethel Beougher
Nixon Eyes New Farm Program Beyond Benson Proposals
Vice President Nixon seeks a broader farm program diverging from Ezra Benson style price supports. He has consulted Clifford Hope and may meet Milton Young as he gathers ideas from farm leaders across Iowa California and other states. Nixon aims to craft a platform for the next Congress and the Republican convention.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower Administration
Nixon
Clifford R. Hope
R-Kan
Milton Young
R-Nd
Hope
Young
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
el Centro
Arbuthnot
Brock
Middle West
Iowa
California
South Africa violence shocks world as clashes intensify
In Lang a and Sharpeville near Cape Town police fired on demonstrators as riots over apartheid passes spread. Reports say 64 killed and 250 wounded in Langa, with 56 killed at Sharpeville. Pan African leaders were arrested as violence escalated.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Langa
Cape Town
Sharpeville
Nyanga West Negro Settlement
Vaderland
Nationalist
Hendryk Verwoerd
Pan-African
Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe
Coal Barge Sinks On Ohio River Near Cincinnati
A barge carrying 850 tons of coal sank in the Ohio River near downtown Cincinnati Monday night. The 175 foot vessel was towed by the Clara Beatty of Cincinnati Marine Co, taking over from the John J. Rowe. Cause of the sinking was not immediately determined.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Clara Beatty
Cincinnati Marine Co
Beatty
John J. Rowe
Huntington
W. Va
Unions To Screen Candidates For Endorsement
Organized labor in the Hocking Valley Labor Council plans a screen test for May primary candidates. Those passing the screening committee will receive endorsement. Labor will back candidates from both parties who commit to the AFL-CIO program, signaling broader political activity despite cold weather.
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Organized Labor
Hocking Valley Labor Council
Council
Democrat Party
Afl-Cio
Apology Aims Over Flight to Cuba Struck by Cuban Fire
The State Department drafts another apology to Fidel Castro's government after a private light plane from Florida to Cuba was forced down by Cuban troops near Mantanzas. Americans Rundquist and Shergales and two other men were detained with seized documents linking to raids on sugar cane fields. The incident complicates U S Cuban diplomacy as Ambassador Bonsal works to ease tensions.
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Washington
State Department
Fidel Castro
Florida
Cuba
Department
U. S
Matanzas
United States
U.S
Philip Bonsal
Havana
Miami
Fla
William J. Shergales
West Hollywood
Mantanzas
Varadero Beach
Fulgencio Batista
Lazaro Damaso Montesinos
Castro
Damaso Montesinos
Gladys
Santiago Rodriguez
Rundquist
West End Water Off Tomorrow For New Line Hookup
Water service will be cut in the West End tomorrow to allow hookup of a new waterline. Service will be off on Third and Fourth Streets from Eulalia Avenue to Route 664 and on Church Street from Riff Street to Route 664 from 8 30 a.m. until completion.
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West End
Ed Rutgers
Third
Fourth Sts
Eulalia Ave
Rt. 664
Church St
Riff St
Khrushchev Sends Warm Greeting to Bronx Junior High Student
New York, AP. Gail Bartley, a 14 year old Bronx Junior High pupil, received a 200 word cablegram from Nikita Khrushchev. The Soviet premier praised the students for studying together and wishing them health, success, and happiness. He noted unity among nations and a peaceful world without war. The note arrived via Soviet information chief Nicolai Borony at the United Nations.
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New York
Gail Bartley
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Nicolai J. Borony
Bronx
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
MacMillan
Nehru
India
Ben-Gurion
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Albert Schweitzer
Gail
Utility settlement tops Ohio injury awards in 1950s case
A Parma man Elmer J. Smith 38 his wife killed and daughters Kathy 8 and Annette 6 disfigured by a home explosion will receive a 400000 settlement from Ohio Fuel Gas Co. The Dec 27 1956 blast damaged their Parma house and caused burns to Smith. The suit cited natural gas leaking from a main line as the cause.
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Cleveland
Parma
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Elmer J. Smith
Kathy
Annette
Common Pleas
Ohio
Smith
Convictions Mount In Racial Feuding
In eight week of Negro sitdown protests, courts fast tracked disorderly conduct verdicts as over 1,000 arrests built a backlog. Memphis convicted 37, fined 25 dollars each for a library sitdown. an editor paid 50 dollars for talking. A two weekly Memphis boycott was pledged amid Easter shopping.
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Memphis
Tenn
Thirtysix
Petersburg
Six students killed as bus collides with train near Samden
An AP brief reports a school bus and freight train collided at a grade crossing near Samden Alabama. The collision left six students dead and 14 injured, with an ambulance driver saying the train dragged the bus for about three miles.
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Samden
Ala
Leo Taylor
Camden
Logan Board Approves Blake Summer School Plan
Logan school board votes to start a seven week summer session and to create a two teacher vocational home economics department. Wallace Blake cites courses in drivers education health and typing to fit college prep schedules while keeping classes electives and self supporting via tuition. Ohio University showed interest in using the department.
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Logan
Wallace Blake
Jackson
Blake
State Department of Education
Ohio University
March Storm Brings Gusty Winds and Cold Temps to Ohio
Official Weather Bureau summary reports a March storm moving southeast through the Great Lakes with gusty winds in Ohio. A cold air mass and snow flurries persist in the Hocking Valley. overnight low 25, 11 a.m. temperature 33, yesterday's high 35. sunny weather expected tomorrow.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Great Lakes
Hocking Valley
Weather Bureau
Snowstorm Closes Schools as Winds Drive Northeastern Ohio
Following the storm strong northwesterly winds and dropping temperatures hit Ohio. Statewide winds linger 25 to 35 mph with snow flurries and heavier squalls in the northeast. By Wednesday morning temperatures fall to 10 to 20. Snow and drifting cause slick roads, one lane travel, and at least 12 counties report school closures.
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Ohio
Cleveland
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