Dulles Flags Russian Yearnings and U S Security Risks
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Russia's new leaders show first signs of greater freedom for the Russian people yet have not embraced change. He pressed for continued foreign aid, arguing Russia's offers push for broader development and that cutting aid would endanger U S security. He warned of the need to monitor Soviet widening base while pursuing long term commitments.
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Israel counts 3 dead from Egypt fire
Israel reported three fatalities and one wounded from weekend border incidents with Egypt near the Gaza Strip. Egypt blamed Israel for flare ups as Dag Hammarskjold neared end of his Middle East peace mission.
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Israel
Egypt
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Mahmoud Fawzi
Shak
Gaza Strip
Hemmarskiold
Earth Slide Blocks 107 at Santa Monica
Santa Monica police say 2,000 tons of earth broke away Sunday blocking Highway 201L across two lanes for several hours after rains. No injuries or damage reported.
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Fragmented Paper Locator Card
A scrambled newspaper page index lists sections and page designators such as Beach Combing on B-1, Hal Boyle on Page 4-11, Bridge on A-11, Classifieds on B-10 to B-15, Death Notices on B-2, Sports on A-15 through A-17, and Vital Statistics on B-10. The garbled text also mentions Theaters, Tides, Temperature, TV Radio, and Women’s pages with various B or A page markers.
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Ex Chief of Cuba Seized Freed as Revolt Put Down
The Cuban government freed former President Carlos Prio Socarras less than a day after a civilian revolt at Matanzas was crushed. Batista ordered the release and Prio Socarras went to the home of friends in Havana. The revolt led to the suspension of constitutional guarantees for 45 days and about 11 rebels were killed with several wounded. Three Cuban soldiers were wounded.
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Batista
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Soviet Leaders Seek Direct Talks With Eisenhower
Khrushchev and Bulganin announced a move toward cooperation with the United States during a Moscow greeting after a 20 day Britain tour. They criticized the Labour Party and praised British hospitality while signaling readiness for direct talks with President Eisenhower on world issues.
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Nikolai Bulganin
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British Socialist Movement
Chamber chief warns of red switch at annual meeting
In a keynote at the United States Chamber of Commerce 44th annual meeting, President Boyd Campbell warned delegates against accepting Soviet “synthetic good will.” He criticized Russia for repudating Stalin, urged continued defense readiness, and urged exposing Soviet crimes before considering any new engagement. The session opened with a theme of For Human Betterment and featured a nuclear energy presentation ahead of Billy Graham’s address on moral responsibilities in the Atomic Age.
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May Day Bow Put on GIs in Japan
In Tokyo servicemen were ordered to stay away from May Day rallies as 1,750,000 workers were set to demonstrate. Akira secretary general Sohyo warned of a "pleasant and cheerful" day while labor movement critics blamed a Communist influence for the events.
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French Troops Hit Rebels Near Algiers
UPI dispatch says French forces engaged a strong rebel group within a dozen miles of Algiers. Authorities report initial French losses, later several rebels foiled. No precise casualty figures released.
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UPI
Eisenhower and Khrushchev Praise Mutual Relations
The report notes that despite most of Eisenhower's statements, Khrushchev offered praise for the president's expressed desire for good relations. Eisenhower had stated that Soviet government sincerity mattered.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
British air transport in fatal crash at Stansted
Two people died in a crash at Stansted when a four engine York plane failed on takeoff. Six were seriously injured and forty five aboard. The aircraft veered off the runway shoulder, wrecking the fuselage as witnesses described a Lancastrian type airframe. Fire crews freed five survivors shortly after.
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Convay
Eisenhower to Meet Foreign Policy Leaders at White House
President Eisenhower plans a 3:30 p.m. session in the White House living quarters with Sen. George and other foreign policy leaders. Secretary Dulles and Murray Snyder said the conference will cover matters affecting U S foreign policy. Invited are Rep. Richards Rep. Chiperfield Sen. Smith and other lawmakers. The trip from Gettysburg Pa followed a weekend at the farm as Eisenhower prepared a busy afternoon with cabinet members and foreign ambassadors.
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Gettysburg Pa
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Rumania
Bandit Hires Cab For Holdup Tour In Los Angeles
Miles Smith, 50, jailed on suspicion of robbery after hiring two cabs for a so called scouting tour of holdup sites. A gas station attendant identified him as gunman who held up the attendant for 869.50 while a cab waited. Cabby Richard Hilger, 27, said Smith boasted of planning a robbery but laughed it off as a gag. The tour moved from filling stations to a supermarket before Hollywood where Smith paid seven dollars fare and a tip, then left. Police were called.
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Poice
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Hilger
Treafe
Hollywood
Fire damages Sacred Heart Church in Norwich
Fire swept Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church in Norwich causing about half a million dollars in damage. The blaze began shortly after the 8 am mass as about 300 worshippers were present. Reverend Rene Messier reportedly began a weekly reading when the fire erupted.
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Conn
Three and $95,000 Seized in $300,000 Burglary
Houston and San Antonio officers arrested three men after a Houston bakery owner reported a break in. Police recovered $95,000 cash from Harvey Marley and others, and noted about $160,000 in securities were burned. Additional arrests and linked cases followed with Roams of robbery charges and firearms.
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Morley
Rudy Garza
Lee Miller
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Lyme
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Aritonio News
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Marley
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Palicé
Cook
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Hamlett
Jimmy Hicks
Denny
Indonesia President to Arrive in Washington May First
The White House announced that President Seekarng of Indonesia will arrive in Washington on May 1. A bomb blast at a Chicago hotel killed a janitor Albert Ziemba and wounded three, believed triggered by the visit while the blast damaged basement rooms and collapsed flooring. Columbine II carried Eisenhower’s plane.
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Indonesia
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Honolulu
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Columbine II
Albert Ziemba
New Market
Ziemba
Man Held on Murder Suspicion After Wife Beating
LAWNDALE police held El mer Kéxiyon on murder suspicion after he reportedly walked into Hawthorne police station and confessed to beating his wife during a long argument. Kinyon said the dispute began Saturday night and continued Sunday, during which he struck his wife with his fists and she went to the bedroom unable to be roused.
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Edwara
Elmer Kéxiyon
Hawthorne
Kinyon
Night and Morning Low Clouds Forecast
A brief forecast notes night and morning low clouds with reduced visibility. After noon expect little temperature change and steady conditions across the area.
Ugandan City Riots Over Movie Ticket Price Increase
In Kamapala Uganda Sunday night, a 1000 Africans attacked a movie manager after a seven cent ticket price rise. Police used clubs in clashes with rioters who smashed plate glass and windows. no casualty count released.
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Uganda
UPI
Two Women Die As Train Strikes Auto In New Jersey
In Wayne New Jersey on a Sunday tragedy, a car stalled on tracks after the driver, a nurse aged 33 identified as Vida Frey of Cedar Grove, froze as a freight train approached. The other victim was nurse Mary Condon, 44, of Montclair. Condon’s husband Thomas, 49, reportedly tried to pull them free as the diesel locomotive struck the car. A rail official offered no explanation for why the driver halted on the Lackawanna tracks.
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