Bandung Conference Opens Amid East West Tensions
Abdul Abdeh criticizes colonialism while Egypt's Nasser avoids direct alliance mentions. At Bandung, speakers like Snekarho and Sastraamidjojo urge moral governance, nuclear control, and Asia Africa solidarity. Powell counters Chou’s accusation of Western sabotage.
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United States
Hope Seen to Break Rail Strike Deadlock
Agencies report a potential softening in the 36 day Louisville and Nashville rail strike while Southern Bell and Sperry Gyroscope remain largely paralyzed. In New England 23,000 textile workers seek wage concessions amid 24 mills on strike. Buffalo court action halts a wildcat rail stoppage idling Bethlehem Steel and 18,000 workers. Nashville talks aim to appoint a neutral mediator as 25,000 non operating L N workers stay out. Southern Bell notes near normal service with 30 workers present while CWA says most of its 50,000 remain off duty.
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Gangsters to March on Rome Rumor Suppressed
Il Tempo reports a US deportation plan prompting a March on Rome by gangsters and criminals to protest the U S embassy and unemployment in Italy but sources say the march is unlikely as police limit departures and even Charles Lucky Luciano cannot leave Naples at night
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Select Jury for Sun Town Murder Trial
In Birmingham Alabama the judge began forming a jury for Arch Ferrell murder case while a defense motion for postponement awaits ruling. Special Judge J Russell McElroy questions jurors amid bias complaints as Ferrell seeks delay claiming pretrial prejudice in Phenix City.
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Arch Ferrell
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Phenix City
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McElroy
Foreign students meet to study American principles
Sixtysix foreign students from around the globe gathered in Atchison Kansas over the weekend to discuss applying American principles to their home countries. The group attends colleges in six midwestern states.
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Polio Fatal to Father Who Fled To Mexico
Chicago PI reports John C. Wheatley, 41, an advertising agency executive, fled a Mexican resort to shield his young daughter from polio and died Sunday of bulbar polio. The death underscores the polio outbreak and personal tragedy behind a cautious precaution.
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Chicago
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