Tired Ike To Return On Monday
President Eisenhower delaying his return to Washington until Monday noon while resting at Ramey Air Force Base Puerto Rico He remains hoarse but in good spirits after a 10 day South American tour He golfed nine holes and plans a nationwide radio TV report on the trip with Milton Eisenhower Roy Rubottom and others Present grandchildren also joined him for a quiet morning at the base.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Eisenhower
Caribbean
Washington
White House
James Clagerty
Strategic Air Command Base
Ramey Course
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Milton S. Eisenhower
Roy R. Rubottom
inter-American
Fumes Kill Two OSU Students in Car Garage
Two Ohio State University students died from carbon monoxide fumes while seated in a running car in a Columbus garage. David Gallagher, 22, and Barbara Moore, 20, were found by Gallagher’s father as he left for work. Gallagher sat at the wheel, Moore leaning from the right door attempting to escape.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
David W. Gallagher
George Gallagher
Columbus
Barbara M. Moore
William L. Moore
Portage Rd
North Canton
Gallagher
Firemen Hurt Battling Amherst Brick House Blaze
Two Black River firefighters were injured Saturday while fighting a blaze that destroyed an old brick residence in Amherst, Lorain County. The fire department reported the injuries but gave no details on their conditions.
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Lorain
Ohio
Black River
Amherst
Storm Looms Over Newfoundland and Northeast Snow Blitz
A powerful winter storm battered Newfoundland and the Northeast, dumping heavy snow, causing widespread drifts, and disrupting transportation. The system swept across the U S with up to a foot in places, while frigid air set new March day records in several cities and rescue efforts aided isolated communities.
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New York
Newfoundland
New York City
Maine
Rockies
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Alabama
South Carolina
Great Lakes
Michigan
South Bend
Ind
Iowa
Lemars
Sioux City
Spencer
Atlanta
Movie Director Sued for Abandoning West Berlin Film
DEFA of East Germany sues director Herbert Baltmann in West Berlin for breach of contract after leaving the film Try It With Love unfinished. The case centers on Baltmann fleeing to the West and abandoning the production.
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Berlin
DEFA
East
Germany
West Berlin
Herbert Baltmann
A Glance Inside Student Teaching Is Big Experience
The student teaching plan benefits public schools and future teachers. A photo story by Jody Butts on page 23 follows a student teacher’s experience.
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Jody Butts
Today's Journal
Defense study finds no viable long range missile defense
Washington AP reports missiles and rockets magazine says a Defense Department ARPA study group concluded no promising approach exists to stop long range missiles of the 1970 to 1990 era. Project GLIPAR involved 12 companies for nine months costing about 1.6 million dollars and ARPA says no new death ray invention was found yet work may continue.
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Washington
Ap) — Missiles and Rockets Magazine
Defense Department
Advance Research Projects Agency
ARPA
Bomare Burns Up On Pad
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP A Bomare B missile erupted in flames on its launch pad during a Saturday countdown fire consumed the base no crew injuries reported Air Force will investigate the incident the setback could end Bomarc B development congressional critics favor Nike Hercules over Bomarc B
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Congressional
Army
Castro blames U S for Havana harbor blast
Fidel Castro accused the United States of triggering the explosion aboard the French freighter La Coubre in Havana harbor. He claimed U S officials blocked arms shipments to Cuba and alleged a Belgian arm deal was thwarted by North American interests. The death toll rose to 73 with many wounded as funeral crowds attended the victims.
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Harold K. Miles
Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Et la Coubre
State Department
Washington
Castro
Gaid
Belgium
Atlas Intercontinental Missile Explodes at Vandenberg
An Atlas ICBM exploded during fueling at Vandenberg Air Force Base California in a routine training operation. No injuries reported and officials said the 82 foot missile destroyed itself. It was unclear if another Atlas on standby was armed with nuclear components and ready for 15 minute launch. There was no nuclear explosion.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
West Coast
Vandenberg J
Elvis leaves Army after final pay at Fort Dix
Elvis Presley, now a civilian, collected his final Army pay of 109.54 dollars and left Fort Dix in a limousine with Col. Tom Parker. He said he would be in inactive reserve for six years and had no plans to write a book.
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FT. DIX
Elvis Presley
Elvis
Presley
Tom Parker
Senate Recesses Amid Civil Rights Filibuster Deadlock
After 125 hours in session the Senate recessed at 5 31 p m until Monday noon while civil rights foes led by 18 Southern senators and civil rights proponents clash over cloture. Keating floated an antifilibuster plan to keep discussions at odd hours to avoid quorum calls. The deadlock hinges on two thirds vote to invoke cloture and end the filibuster.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon 8. Johnson
D-Tex
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N
Keating
Jury requests rereading of Finch testimony in murder case
In Los Angeles, jurors asked to hear Dr. R Bernard Finch's testimony again about the day his wife Barbara Jean Finch was shot. Reading of about 40 pages of transcript began Saturday afternoon and may continue Monday as attorneys prepare. The court adjourned with the jury locked in at 4 45 p m and reconvening at 9 30 a m.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Grant B. Cooper
Finch
Cooper
Jurors Reconvene After Late Night Deliberations
Jurors resumed at 8 30 am Saturday after a 9 minute delay on Friday as they prepared to hear an estimated 400 pages of testimony.
Khrushchev urges calm before Paris summit talks
Premier Nikita Khrushchev returns from a three week tour via Kabul Burma Indonesia and Afghanistan and calls for calm to not disrupt forthcoming talks with President Charles de Gaulle in Paris March 15 and the East West summit opening May 6. He says the Soviet Union will help ease tension and hopes Western partners join in peaceful efforts for success.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Lenin Stadium
Kabul
Burma
Indonesia
Afghanistan
Toe
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Soviet Union
Dixie Race Violence Flares At Drive-In Sitdown Protests
Racial clashes erupt across several states as lunch counter sitdowns spread. In Columbia near Allen University and Benedict College, about 50 black youths battered a white drive-in. a white woman was injured by flying glass. Four Allen students were arrested then released. Across Florida Texas and Kentucky, sitdowns continued with dozens arrested and regional demonstrations, while other stores closed or limited service.
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South Carolina
Columbia
D.C
Allen University
Benedict College
Allen
Xenia店 refuses service to Black students at Geyer’s Restaurant
A group of 30 Negro students from Central State College and Wilberforce University were turned away at Geyer’s Restaurant in Xenia Ohio. The owner shut lights and ordered them to leave as they milled outside. The students plan to return daily to press for service. The NAACP Wilberforce chapter and Cultural Relations Clubs of Central State and Payne Theological Seminary are involved.
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Xenia
Ohio
Central State College
Wilberforce University
Wilberforce
Geyer's
George D. Geyer Jr
Restaur
Frederick H. Talbott
NAACP
Central State
Payne Theological Seminary
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Rusty) Gilbert
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