Eisenhower Bid Goodbyes After North American Summit
President Eisenhower left Charlottesville after a North American summit with Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent and Mexican President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines. He planned a high level meeting in Washington with Secretary of State Dulles, while aides noted the informal talks as potentially a model for future diplomacy. The trip included the Greenbrier Hotel farewell and a later flight to Washington. The Pentagon announced priority for a high performance long range missile project, with Murphree to direct the new work, while Wilson will coordinate defense efforts through mid term.
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Where to Find It Beach Combing and Other Page Mentions
A catalog of page references lists sections and their locations in the issue. It enumerates sections including Beach Combing on Page B19, Bridge on Page 5 19, Classified 2 15 to 23, Comics on Page B14, and multiple other sections such as Editorial A18, Sports A21 A22 A23, and Obituaries B2, among others.
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Adlai Stevenson Plans California Campaign Swing
Adlai Stevenson arrives in Los Angeles this afternoon to map strategy for the California presidential primary. He cancels a Florida vacation to meet campaign heads and bolster support as Kefauver and Paul Zifron among others back him. Forecaster notes rain likely earlier in month, with March drought continuing in Los Angeles and surrounding areas.
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Soviet embrace of Eisenhower open sky plan noted
London report states the Soviet Union formally adopted part of President Eisenhower's open sky proposal within a broader disarmament plan. US delegate Harold Stassen pressed Gromyko for clarification as two-hour closed UN subcommittee talks focused on the Soviet plan and Anglo French aims. The United States plans further proposals after Easter recess, signaling a shift toward conventional disarmament.
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Kefauver Leaves Airport After California Swing
Kefauver departed from International Airport Tuesday night after a five day stop with a handshaking tour in Southern California. He kept a breakneck pace as supporters say it helped his upset Minnesota primary win. Zittren and California campaign aides Brown said they are frantic but confident about the California primary. Stevenson plans a major local TV address and meetings with campaign leaders before heading to San Francisco.
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Mother Rescues Sons From Flaming Boulder Shed
Mrs Joan Wilson rescued her three sons from a burning shed in Boulder. She suffered burns on her hands while saving Robert, 10, who is in serious condition at Boulder Community Hospital. Brothers James, 7, and Mickey, 5, sustained lesser burns.
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Weather warm through Thursday with near record highs
Weather remains warm with continued heat through Thursday. Highs on Thursday are expected to reach about 84 degrees.
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Storms Bring Snow and Ice Across Midwest and Great Lakes
Sections of the Midwest faced paralyzed transport and communications as spring storms hit Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin and Michigan. Up to 17 inches of snow was forecast for Duluth while parts of Wisconsin and Michigan endured ice glaze power outages and tree damage. Rural schools closed as buses were halted and cities reported widespread travel disruptions and cutoffs.
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Compromise on Tide Oil Flown Here for Long Beach Council
Details of a proposed compromise between the state and Long Beach, about the tides oil controversy, were flown to the city for a special session. After days of intense talks in the capital, Vice Mayor Gerald Desmond City Manager Samuel E Vickers and City Atty Wahlfred Jacobson awaited the proposal with no details released.
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Tax crackdown on Communist Party labeled routine by official
Washington AP report says Commissioner Harrington described the seizures of Communist Party and Daily Worker properties over tax claims as routine, noting New York regional chief Moysey organized padlocks on party headquarters and a Daily Worker plant. He declined to elaborate.
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Typhoon Sarah Centered 500 Miles Off Guam
Typhoon Sarah, with winds up to 115 mph, was centered about 500 miles west southwes t of Nere tonight, the fleet weather central reported. It moved about 12 mph in a northeasterly course.
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