Farm Bill Outlook Draws Confidence From Johnston
Senator Johnston predicts a compromise farm bill drafted for negotiation will satisfy a majority in both the House and Senate. Conferees resume work after Easter recess as Eisenhower backs prompt passage and signaled support for related measures including a 2 cent federal tax exemption on farm gasoline and an expanded school milk program funding.
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Mystery deepens over luxury airliner crash in Puget Sound
Debris and salvage efforts focus on a sinking Northwest Orient strato cruiser that plunged into Puget Sound between Seattle and Tacoma, killing five and leaving 33 aboard missing or rescued. Officials probe unknown causes as divers search a reported object 432 feet deep. An official investigation led by Civil Aeronautics Board agent Frank K. McElveen began shortly after the crash.
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Silvers Show Extends Through May on TV
The Phil Silvers show has completed its 85 half hour filmed programs for this season. The films will last until the end of May, when repeat performances start for the summer.
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Bombing, Curfew in North Africa and Cyprus unrest rises
North Africa sees curfews after heavy fighting. at least 68 killed in a 24 hour period across the region. In Cyprus, bombings injure and kill civilians as Eoka violence escalates. British forces report 24 servicemen and 26 civilians among the dead, with clashes continuing near Bizerte and Limassol. A curfew is imposed in southern ports as police and military respond to rebel activity linked to the Greek Cypriot unionist movement.
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Tree Planted Stolen Hole Left as Receipt
NICOSIA troops and police dispersed demonstrators outside a courthouse. Inside the London lawyer D J Pritt opened his argument to obtain habeas corpus writs for two mayors and two union leaders held under emergency regulations since last December. Pritt, a former member of Parliament, once defended a Mau Mau leader in Kenya.
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Jap Car Death Rate Third Worst in World
National police report shows Japan with the third highest annual automobile death rate, 70 per 10,000 cars. Last year 6,380 Japanese were killed in auto accidents, with only Egypt and Colombia worse. The U S rate was 7 per 30,000 cars.
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Water Level Drop Prompts Alarm at Lake Okeechobee
Water level in Lake Okeechobee falls to 11.86 feet with no rain in sight, per W Turner Wallis of the Central and South Florida Flood Control District. In North Africa, a French helicopter operation in western Constantine yielded three rebel deaths and four wounded, amid broader Algerian unrest and unrest in France's suburbs involving Algerian protesters.
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