No Attack Expected From Reds Ahead of Bandung Talks
U S officials expect Communist China to hold back on attacks in the Formosa area until the Bandung conference opens April 18 with 29 nations. President Eisenhower orders forces to stay ready but not strike unless attacked as Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists bear initial thrusts. Outcomes hinge on Bandung diplomacy. success could deter war or push the Reds toward negotiation for a Formosan settlement.
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China
Formosa
U.S
Matsu
Quemoy
Bandung
Indonesia
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
Stevens
Far East
Formosa Strait
Chiang
Hugh S. Cumming Jr
Jakarta
India
Nehru
Asian Chiefs Parley Ahead of Bandung Conference
Asian premiers hold a busy week of talks as Nehru and Pham Van Dong wrap up Indochina talks. In Karachi Ghulam Mohammed and Mohammed Ali meet Nasser and Salem while Rangoon hosts a major preconference gathering. Nehru Nasser and Chou En Lai plan Bandung trip with Nu, as they seek Viet Nam unity and free elections.
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Indonesia
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Pham van Dong
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Karachi
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Mohammed Ali
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mahmoud Faqzi
Salah Salem
Expec
Rangoon
Nasser
Chou En-lai
U Nu
Chou
Formosa
Geneva
Ohio Legislature Delays Return For Baseball Openers
Columbus reports lawmakers at a long recess as they skip the Capitol to attend the Cincinnati Redlegs versus Chicago Cubs opener and plan a doubleheader for the Indians versus White Sox in Cleveland. The Assembly will reconvene at 8 p.m. tomorrow, 24 hours later than usual.
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Ohio
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General Assembly
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Easter Egg Hunt Ends Without Kramer Prize
The annual Easter Egg Hunt at Armco Park wrapped with thousands of eggs found and six prizes unfound. Patrolman Theodore Thompson hid the grand golden egg honoring City Manager Kramer, but the prize egg remains hidden as thousands hunted the moist topsoil for the elusive relic.
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Vannest Ave
Armco Park
Noel
Charles Thompson
Ed Cohn
Assn
Journal
Bill Weith
Howard Kramer
Hill and Dale
Theodore Thompson
Assa
Kramer
Joseph E. Hall
Merchants Association
Raab Seeks Austrian Independence Pact Talks in Moscow
Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab meets Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov at Moscow’s central airport with U.S. Ambassador Bohlen among officials as talks focus on speeding an Austrian independence treaty. Gromyko helps greet delegation amid speculation of Soviet troop withdrawal and a possible East West neutrality pact.
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Moscow
Julius Raab
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Charles Bohlen
Austria
Raab
Paris
Woman 81 Found Slain in Greenwich Village Apartment
An 81 year old woman Edna Hume was found slain in her Greenwich Village flat over Easter weekend. Medical examiner reports death by asphyxia by gagging with jaw fractures and facial bruising. Neighbors heard nothing. the victim lived alone at 35 W Lith St 3rd floor 114 room.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Edna Hume
W. Lith St
Centerville
Ohio
Lonergan
Hume
White House Egg Roll Opens Easter Monday Festivities
President Eisenhower opened the White House grounds for the traditional Easter Monday egg roll greeting thousands of children. He planned to attend Griffith Stadium to open the baseball season in the afternoon. Mrs Eisenhower canceled plans, staying at Gettysburg to recover and supervise decorating their new home.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Griffith Stadium
Gettysburg
Capital
National Presbyterian Church
Polio Vaccine Report Slated as Salk Findings Loom
AP report details Dr. Jonas Salk and the University of Pittsburgh team preparing to present nationwide field trial results on the polio vaccine. The piece notes Salk’s disciplined effort, cautious optimism, and personal stake as his three sons receive early inoculations.
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William A. Swartworth
Pittsburgh
Arte
Jonas Edward Salk
Salk
Dr. Salk
Aes
Eee
Corsi Rejects Dulles Offer for New Post
Edward J. Corsi, ousted State Department immigration official, refused Secretary Dulles's proposed new job. He sent a resignation letter from Arlington, Virginia, citing inability to accept the offer. Corsi, a New York Republican veteran, faced criticism after his temporary post ended after 99 days.
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Washington
Edward J. Corsi
State Department
Secretary of State
Dulles
Corsi
State Department Service
New York State
Walter
D-Pa
Cors
Latin America
Europe
Boy in Zoo Bit by Easter Bunny in Syracuse Visit
Dan Morgan of Oneida visited the rabbits at the Syracuse zoo to thank the Easter bunny for his basket. He reached into a cage and a bunny bit him.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Danny Morgan
Oneida
Zoo
Test Of Moral Fiber Success Or Failure
Ann Arbor reports a major polio vaccine trial verdict due at a 400 scientist meeting tomorrow. Dr Thomas Francis Jr will reveal results on prevention of paralytic polio in children tested last year and consider the moral implications and public demand for vaccine.
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University of Michigan
Rook Sa
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt Virus Research Laboratory
Dr. Salk
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
Basil O’connor
National Foundation For
Philippines Hit by New Quakes Widespread damage and injuries rise
Manila reports a fresh series of earthquakes causing collapsed homes and split highways across Mindanao and nearby areas. Officials say injuries are confirmed but deaths remain unreported while the region reels from the April 1 tremors that killed hundreds.
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Philippines
Mindanao
Philiippine
PNS
Lake Lanao
Marantau
IPNS
Flying Platform lets anyone fly it says test pilot
Palo Alto a rad ically new wingless flying platform developed by Hiller Helicopters for the Office of Naval Research aims to prove simple flight is possible. Test pilot Phil A. Johnston says leaning steers and kids could fly it, though engine failure would cause a drop. Flights so far are under eight feet as Navy officials caution further R and D before military production.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Phil A. Johnston
Hiller Helicopters
Office of Naval Research
Johnston
Hiller
Navy
Shrimp-Loser Surrenders After Poker Loss of 12 Tons
Masillon Ohio truck driver Robert Wesley Brewer 29 surrendered to police admitting he lost 12 tons of shrimp valued at 12573 in a poker game on April 2 to four men. FBI in Houston had arrested the four men and recovered 4900 from cafes in Houston and Beaumont. Brewer had been sought for unlawfully converting interstate merchandise for his own use.
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Biloxi
Miss
Robert Wesley Brewer
Massillon
Ohio
Brewer
FBI
Houston
Tex
Beaumont
George Burton
San Antonio
Detroit
Querner Truck Lines
Nine Die In Ohio Weekend Traffic Toll
The Easter weekend brought nine deaths from crashes on Ohio streets and highways. An airplane crash killed one person and two died in industrial accidents. A three year old boy was fatally injured in Dayton when he fell from a tree. An AP survey tallies 13 accidental deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday.
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Ohio
Dayton
Associated Press
High Court Weighs Timing of School Segregation Ruling
The Supreme Court opens a week of hearings on how to implement last year’s ruling that public school segregation violates the Constitution. Justices seek guidance on immediate integration or a gradual phase, with responses from states warning of riots and calls for September or 1956 as a deadline. The decree may cover Virginia, South Carolina, Kansas, Delaware and D C and affect all white and Negro schools nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Kansas
Delaware
District of Columbia
South
Louisiana
Mississippi
Georgia
Easter Fire Ravages Bowling Green Virginia Town
A $750000 Easter fire destroyed six of 26 buildings in Bowling Green Virginia paralyzing business life for four hours. The blaze started in a barn hayloft and follows a 1900 fire that nearly wiped out the town 55 years earlier. Eight families were left homeless and two people injured.
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Bowling Green
Virginia
Richmond
Red Cross
Weather outlook after Easter rain showers
The region remains unsettled with spring rains persisting at least tomorrow. After an 80 degree Easter Sunday temperatures will hover in the upper 60s today with scattered showers tomorrow and a small rise to the low 70s. The 24 hour low dropped to 56 degrees at 4 AM.
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