Parley to Test Reds' Boys Crash Sincerity
President Eisenhower commented on arbitration and foreign policy, noting openness to settlement by arbitration or other means while addressing questions on Nick Kern, Rayburn critique, and Soviet relations. He discussed Russian farmers visit prospects, hamburger supply concerns, education, statehood timing, and the No. 1 man in the Soviet government, with remarks on Zhukov and Bulganin. A separate incident recounts Brad Dyer and Clark stealing a plane near Bellflower, crashing after a brief flight, with both youths in satisfactory condition at hospital.
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Britons hail Soviet disarmament proposals as advance
London reports Britain praising the Soviet plan as a significant advance on points long urged by the West. Anthony Nutting said it gives a new lease on life to UN armament subcommittee talks, with NATO members noting potential effects on Germany and foreign base removal.
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Santa Ana Policeman to Return to Duty
Santa Ana rocrest R. Duke, a police captain who took leave to become chief of Ocean side, police last month, notified the city here today that he will return to his local post before June 1. There was no explanation of his decision.
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Water Rationing Declared in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City imposes strict water rationing as drought dries soil and city council studies long term plans. A $20 fine is set for non essential water use including lawns shrubs trees car washing and other non essential activities.
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World Peace Plan Proposed by Soviet Union
Soviet leadership unveiled a broad disarmament and international control plan centered on UN oversight with ports and rail hubs guarded against force concentration. It calls for phased armament cuts, atomic ban, and a global disarmament conference in 1956, while urging propaganda bans and base dismantlement. Premier Bulganin met in Warsaw as talks open.
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Japan Ferry Disaster Costs 159 Lives
A collision between the Shiun Maru and Udake Maru near Okayama in the Inland Sea left 159 dead. Captains perished, rescue efforts continued amid dense fog with radar aids noted by officials. the Shiun Maru had a prior sinking in 1930.
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Ed Murrow Show Loses TV Sponsor
Ed Murrow's See It Now will lose sponsor Alcoa Aluminum Co of America, ending a sponsorship that began in December 1951. The firm cited a new advertising and sales promotion program as the reason and noted no definite television plans forward.
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Communist revolt reported near Lingling in Hunan
Official nationalist news agency says a detachment of communist militiamen revolted in southern Hunan in early April and joined nationalist guerrillas after fighting a company of public security guards. The Tatao News Agency reported the clash near Lingling lasted three hours and led to the arrest of several hundred people accused of being nationalist agents.
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Lollypops Boost Polio Vaccine Prestige Says Trade Group
The National Confectionery Salesman's Assn. praised Salk's polio vaccine and noted that giving lollypops after vaccinations has elevated the candy's prestige to its highest level in history.
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Ferry Crash in Japan Kills, Leaves 22 Missing
Mrs Bernardine Adams of Wisconsin surviving the sinking of the ferry Shim Maru after a fog collision with the Udaka Maru in Japan's inland sea. 692 passengers were rescued, 22 still missing, many injured. Adams and husband Willis of Kansas described their ordeal and rescue.
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Kellogg Named Reserve Commander in California
Gen Henry K Kellogg 53 was named commander of the 64rd Infantry Reserve Division the largest Army Reserve group in Southern California He succeeds Brig Gen Temes Roberts who resigned for a Washington DC post Kellogg is a civilian engineer for North American Aviation based in Hollywood He will oversee construction of an atomic reactor for nuclear power generation
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