Russia and West Agree to End Haggling on Agenda
In Paris on March 31, Russia and the West reportedly agreed to stop side issues and focus on drafting the four powers’ agenda for the Big Four foreign ministers conference. Attended by Jessup and Gromyko with their aides, the luncheon aimed to curb bargaining tactics and delay, planning to reconvene on Monday.
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Russia
United States
Philip C. Jessup
Paris
Charles E. Bohlen
Jessup
Andrei Gromyko
Ernest Davies
Britain
Alexandre Parodi
France
Gromyko
Davies
Parodi
53 Food Poisoning Victims in Honolulu
In Honolulu on March 31 health officials treated 51 high school students and two school employees for food poisoning at local hospitals. The illness traced to surplus government meat served at lunch in the Roosevelt High School cafeteria.
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Honolulu
Roosevelt High School
Weekend visitors hunt beds as Carvel Hall fills in Annapolis
Annapolis crowds including Naval Academy guests and Maryland General Assembly members scramble for lodging Friday night. Famous Carvel Hall, once a preferred stop, cannot accommodate the overflow, leaving travelers seeking nearby rooms in a city already crowded by weekend activity.
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Naval Academy Midshipmen
Maryland General Assembly
Carvel Hall
Visitors Smoke Out Annex Fire Closes Naval Academy Hall
Fire raced through four floors late last night forcing residents in pajamas into the streets. The blaze disrupted plans for the Naval Academy June Week as managers work to restore order.
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Naval Academy
Yugoslavians Fear Albania Revolt Spillover
London dispatch reports rising unrest inside Soviet satellites as para chuting guerrillas target Albania. Yugoslav sources say about a dozen Soviet MIGs were sent to Tirana and Russia has deployed up to 5000 military personnel. Revolts in Bulgaria and political shifts in Poland and Czechoslovakia accompany Albania’s isolation under martial law.
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East Germany
Camermunist
Greg Bovington Arrested as Drunk on Street Fight Charge
Gregory Bovington a 31 year old World War 1 Marine ace was arrested on drunkenness charges after claiming a street fight with ho punk s He posted 20 bail and was ordered to appear in court tomorrow morning.
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Angeles
Gregory (Pappy) Bovington
Wilson Urges Less Borrowing to Fight Inflation
ASHINGTON March 31 UP Defense Mobilizer Charles E Wilson urged businessmen to halt unnecessary borrowing and spending to curb inflation. He asked for a coordinated campaign to persuade the business community that restraint benefits the public interest. He spoke as acting chair of a committee studying private credit expansion, proposing the idea beside the Federal Reserve Board’s anti speculation drive. The update also notes 30 day aluminum ban delays, possible copper relaxations, defense priority ratings for farm equipment, rubber allocations decision pending, steel layoffs, cotton duck reserved for defense, nickel use limits, and molybdenum adjustments in stainless steel.
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Ford Fund Announces College Scholarships For Ford Employees' Children
The Ford Motor Co Fund announced plans to award four year scholarships to sons and daughters of Ford Motor Co employees. The fund, independent from the Ford Foundation, supports educational, scientific and charitable aims and is mainly funded by Ford contributions. The first annual scholarship competition will select several recipients.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford Motor Co. Fund
Ford Foundation
Business Farm Chiefs to Hint on California Budget
California business and agricultural leaders will visit Sacramento next Thursday to brief the legislature on budget handling. The State Chamber of Commerce sponsors the meeting, drawing mixed reactions from lawmakers. Assembly Democrats fear the talks aim to curb welfare programs, while Republicans see a broad, citizen-driven effort to address expenses. The gathering will include bankers, oil producers, railroads, trust firms, and several large organizations.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Assembly
Julian Beck
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John D. Babbage
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Duff Warns of Atomic Threat to U S Cities
Senator James H. Duff asserting that if western Europe comes under Ragsiang control the eastern U S industry would be exposed to atomic bombing. He cited a British jet bomber flight from Ireland to Canada in four hours and 37 minutes as proof at the Amen Corner dinner in Pittsburgh.
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