New Disarming Plans Studied for Russia and West
U S officials say several new disarmament proposals will be offered to Russia and Western powers later this month. Eisenhower’s letter to Bulganin urges control of the nuclear threat as Khrushchev and Bulganin respond. The UN Disarmament subcommittee meets in London March 19.
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United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
White House
Bulganin
Moscow
Kremlin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.S
Charles F. Bohlen
Plebiscite Backed For Kashmir by SEATO Members
SEATO foreign ministers meeting in Bangkok report full backing for a U N supervised plebiscite in Kashmir as Pakistan faces Afghanistan over the Pathan tribal area. The Swiet Union supports India's Kashmir claim and Afghan Pushto issue while SEATO agrees on six measures to strengthen the alliance.
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India
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France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Philippines
Nehru
U. N
Bangkok
Seato Council
Southeast Asia
Showdown Looms Over Trade Curbs
Senators prepare for a possible clash with the Eisenhower administration over public disclosure of East West trade curbs. A Senate Investigations subcommittee hearing set for tomorrow will probe sales of electrical goods to Russia, with Weeks Stassen and other officials expected to testify.
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Eisenhower
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Russia
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Harold E. Stassen
McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Defense Wilson
Man Sentenced 30 Days for Stealing From News Rack
Cincinnati Police Court Judge Gilbert Bettman sentenced 54 year old Albert Krebs of Youngstown to 30 days in the workhouse for stealing 11 cents from an honor system newspaper rack in downtown Cincinnati.
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Cincnnati
Gilbert Bettman
Youngstown
Albert Krebs
Cincinnati
Tornadic Storms Sweep Over Ohio and Midwest
Violent March storms lashed the Ohio Valley and Midwest last night killing at least one person and injuring more than 30. Tornadoes struck Marion Indiana and Buckley Illinois while towns across Indiana Illinois Missouri and Ohio reported damage and injuries.
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Columbus Weather Bureau
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Canton
Akron
Weather Bureau
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Rockies
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Great Lakes
New England
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Ilinois
Missouri
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Indianapolis
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Perryville
Union Banks At Terms Of Settlement
Washington negotiators push for better terms as the Westinghouse strike nears settlement. The mediation plan offers a five year contract and arbitration for 36 reinstatement cases, while 59 return to work. Carey demands outright reinstatement of 95 fired workers. company accepts arbitration for the rest. Over 50,000 workers idle in 40 plants.
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Westinghouse
Federal Mediation Service
James B. Carey
Internanational Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
IUE
General Electric Co
Carey
Fireworks on Griddle Show Clash Over Ike Health
Kansas City AP reports GOP Chairman Leonard Hall and Democratic Chairman Paul Butler sparred on the Kansas City Press Club Griddle Show over President Eisenhower. Butler argued health concerns and farm aid shaped the campaign while Hall stressed Ike’s fitness and leadership despite pressure from health events. Cartoonist Walt Kelly added levity as debates intensified.
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Eisenhower
Paul Butler
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Roy Roberts
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Kansas City Star
Walt Kelly
Pogo
International
Weather shifts to cold with snow flurries in Miami Valley
Forecasters warn of a cold front bringing wind and showers to the Miami Valley. Expect a windy, much colder afternoon with cloudy skies. Snow flurries possible tonight with a low near 28. Thursday stays cold with a high around 35 and more snow flurries. Yesterday’s unofficial high reached 74 and the morning low was 59. Total precipitation under a fraction of an inch for the fall start.
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Miami Valley
Youth Dies In Crash Near Findlay Ohio
The state highway patrol reports 19 year old Robert La verne Lytle of Dunkirk died in a two car collision early today on U S 30N about three miles east of Ohio 69.
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Ohio
State Highway Patrol
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Dunkirk
U. S. 30N
Ohio 69
Eisenhower Allows Nixon to Chart Own Political Course
President Eisenhower told reporters he asked Vice President Nixon to chart his own course on pursuing another term. He avoided endorsing Nixon or indicating a favored running mate, stressing health signals and a willingness to withdraw if his condition worsens. He rejected any suggestion he should push Nixon aside.
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Eisenhower
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Auto truck crash kills Hiram Law near Youngstown
An auto truck collision eight miles north of Youngstown Tuesday night killed Hiram Law, 27, of Youngstown.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Here
Hiram Law
Helping Hands Given a Set of Handcuffs
Deputy Keith Averill sped to the town edge to block a suspected burglary escape. He recruited a driver and passenger to assist a roadblock, joined by Deputy Marvin Pratt who ordered the suspects seized as police found loot in their car.
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Coopersville
Mich
Keith Averill
Marvin Pratt
Pratt
University of Arizona Art Chief Studies Facial Ugliness
Dr. Harry Wood of the University of Arizona department of art argues Americans display the ugliest faces in the world. He cites marks of strain tension and inner conflict as the source of ugliness with New York singled out as the worst example.
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University of Arizona Dept. of Art
Harry Wood
Man Admits Fatal Shooting In Dayton
Police in Dayton say an unidentified man questioned Tuesday confessed to the fatal shooting of Dr. James H. Gunn. He walked into a mortuary where services are to be held, sobbing as he gave his confession to the owner.
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Ohio
James H. Gunn
Dr. Gunn
Cincinnati Coed Given One Day In Workhouse
Judge Frank M. Gusweiler of Traffic Court sentenced University of Cincinnati student Katerine Ann Merz twenty to one day in the work house fined her twenty five dollars and suspended her driving rights for sixty days for speeding.
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Cincinnati
Frank M. Gusweiler
University of Cincinnati
Katerine Ann Merz
Ben-Gurion Warns War Risk Rises Amid Parliament Clash
Israel faces rising danger of a new Arab-Israeli war as Premier Ben-Gurion declares Israel will not start a war but will prepare for defense after Heruth party's no confidence vote. Cairo talks intensify with Egypt, Syria, and Saudi leaders pushing for Arab alignment and Jordan issues.
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Shukry E! Kuwady
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Eden
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Herbert Hoover Jr
Washington
Abdul Monem Rifa’i
Ben-Gurion
Unhappy Governor Signs Pennsy's New Sales Tax
Gov. George M. Leader signed Pennsylvania's three percent sales tax, replacing the previous one percent levy. The measure aims to raise 322 million dollars through May 31, 1957, with tax on items over 70 cents at three cents.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George M. Leader
Leader
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House
Miles Horst
Republican Party
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