Cease-fire talks criticized by Korean paper
A Korean semiofficial paper in Seoul accuses President Eisenhower of surprising naivete for seeking cease-fire talks with Red China and for exchanges with Marshal Zhukov. It blasts U S policy toward Nationalist China and questions the State Department stance, calling the shift amazing sophistry amid allied interests.
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Graham Concludes Scotland Revivals at Hampden Park
Billy Graham wrapped up a six week Scottish revival in Glasgow with an open air service at Hampden Park. Attendance totaled about 880,670 with 21,164 conversions in person and 17,646 via radio, including nine prisoners at Lewes prison.
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Billy Graham
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Graham
England
Lewes
American Writer Sees No Early Release Of U S Fliers
Sam A. Jaffee of The Nation interviewed Chinese Premier Chou En Lai in Bandung. A high Chinese official reportedly said any reply on the 11 U.S. fliers would not aid improving relations, suggesting release is unlikely soon.
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Sam A. Jaffee
the Nation
Chou
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Jaffee
Car crash ends life of Groves man near Port Arthur
Andrew S Laurent 52 of Groves Texas died instantly when his car overturned while swerving to avoid a collision at an intersection northwest of Port Arthur.
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Allergist Warns Of Reactions To Cow’s Milk In Infants
In Chicago on April 30, an allergist told the 11th annual congress of the American College of Allergists that babies should be breastfed in the first months to avoid serious cow’s milk reactions. Dr C Collins-Williams cited an infant nearly dying after one teaspoonful and noted over 30 similar cases in medical literature, with several deaths.
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American College of Allergists
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Ray Parr named new managing editor for Amarillo papers
Ray Parr, 44, native of the Texas Panhandle and president of the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors, was named managing editor of the Amarillo Daily News and Globe Times. He succeeds David Rasco who died Wednesday night. Bob Wright was named assistant managing editor.
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University of Missouri
Vernon Daily Record
Daily News
Ray Parr
Dave Rasco
Vetera
Shipment of silver dollars for supermarket convention
A 1.2 million silver dollar shipment was hauled to Cleveland Ohio by truck. Gold Seal Co of Bismarck North Carolina bought the dollars from the U S treasury to illustrate the business volume of its store products at the convention of supermarket officials.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gold Seal Co
Bismarck N. C
U.S. Treasury
Top Army Leader Expects Reds To Resume Expansion
Oklahoma City April 30 UP A top Army official predicted increased Russian emphasis on creeping expansion as parity in nuclear weapons grows. Assistant Army Secretary Hugh M Milton II told the Oklahoma Reserve Officers Association the United States and the Communist bloc aim to avoid general nuclear war while the Soviets seek gains on Europe and Asia. He defended the Army's role in deterring further Red aggression and warned against relying on Allied ground forces alone.
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CTTY
Hugh M. Milton II
Oklahoma Reserve Officers Association
United States
Milton
Free World
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Asia
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63 Escape Injury When Airliner Nose Wheel Buckles In Landing
New York report of an American Airlines DC6 landing at LaGuardia where the nose wheel buckled. Seventy eight people aboard including 53 passengers and 5 crew escaped injury as the craft skidded 50 feet, remaining upright before stopping near a hangar. Damage estimated at 200000 dollars.
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American Airlines
la Guardia
Webb ruled sane at time of shooting Santa Cruz
Henry Herman Webb, a Seagraves Texas minister, was found sane at the time of the December shooting of Steven Kirkendall. A Santa Cruz County jury deliberated 1 hour 20 minutes on his insanity plea before convicting him of first degree murder and sentencing him to life in prison. Judge Atteridge rescheduled repronouncing the sentence for May 10.
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Calif
Steven Kirkendall
Santa Cruz County
James L. Atteridge
Maybe Intended To Be Deodorant By Onions In Lancaster
Jesse Wantz faced a half-ton load of rotting onions dumped in front of his fish market on Wednesday. He offered them free to neighbors who declined amid strong odors. Wantz tried contacting area wholesalers for disposal details with no success.
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Jesse Wantz
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