GOP Split Over Yalta Conference Debate
Washington AP Sen Knowland says he will discuss Yalta whenever relevant despite Eisenhower saying such talks are unhelpful. Senate GOP Leader Bridges and others echo mixed views while Democrats say Roosevelt acted on military advice. Sparkman notes bipartisan stance masking politics.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Yalta
Eisenhower
GOP
Bridges
R-Nh
Senate
GOP Policy Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
China
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Clifford Case
R-Nj
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
AFL Girds Bakers For Long Strike In Cincinnati
The AFL Teamsters Union raises weekly strike benefits to 40 for Cincinnati bread drivers, with 500 workers from 10 bakeries on strike over four and five day work weeks. Union leader Robert Rubin vows broad action including banners in Ohio. About 30,000 loaves arrive daily from St. Louis to meet demand.
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Cincinnati
AFL Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Robert Rubin
Ohio
St. Louis
No Nuclear Test Today in Las Vegas News Brief
No nuclear shot occurred in Las Vegas as weather delays push the 500 foot tower blast to tomorrow at the earliest. Yesterday marked the 38th underground blast in the ongoing series.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Soviet Proposal Advances Plan to Ban Nuclear Weapons
Pravda reports Russia proposed a two stage arms reduction with a permanent international inspection body. The plan calls for a 50 percent cut in conventional arms and destruction of mass destruction weapons within six months of signing followed by another 50 percent cut over the next six months.
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Moscow
Pravda
Russia
U.N. General Assembly
Eisenhower
Dulles
London
U.N. Security Council
Assembly
Security Council
Council
United States
Britain
Canada
Order Asked To Commit Physician
An attorney for Dr. Ben T. Galbraith charged with the murder of his wife and three children says a letter found in the fire swept home will be the basis for a request to commit him to a mental hospital. An application to send him to Eastern State Hospital at Vinita will be filed in district court. Galbraith pleaded innocent and waived a preliminary hearing. The letter includes lines about despair and a desire to kill himself.
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Béen T. Galbraith
McAlester
Okla
Jere
Frank
Sarah Ann
Galbraith
Mary
Picalester
Okie Okia
Ben T. Galbraith
Atty
Willard Smith
Eastern State Hospital
Vinita
Ohio Pair Acquitted In Slaying
Two Hillsboro men Henry Jennings and Willard Hurt were acquitted by Judge F P Keesee in Pikeville Ky of the 196 power slaying of Kermit Damron. The 38 and 28 year old brothers had been rearrested after a 1945 indictment and a 196. Damron’s skeleton was found last fall near Regina, with the men known to him and living in Auxier Floyd County at the time. Hurt was described as wheelchair bound from a 1948 mining accident.
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Pikeville
Hillsboro
Ohio
F. P. Keesee
Henry Jennings
Willard Hurt
Kermit Damron
Belcher
Keesee
Damron
Regina
Auxier
Floyd County
Scelba and Martino Headed to United States and Canada
Premier Mario Scelba and Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino fly to the United States and Canada for a 14 day visit. They plan a three day stay in Washington to discuss mutual problems with President Eisenhower and other U.S. officials.
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Rome
Mario Scelba
Gaetano Martino
Air
United States
Canada
Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Conference Canceled Over Oppenheimer Ban
Seven scientists urge academic freedom after the University of Washington bars Dr J Robert Oppenheimer from campus forcing cancellation of a April 7 8 symposium on the Molecular basis of Enzyme Action. The seven guest lecturers include Alberty Bloch Green Kornberg Lardy Stein and Vallee.
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Seattle
University of Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
University Department of Biochemistry
Oppenheimer
Washington
Henry Schmitz
University
Robert A. Alberty
University of Wisconsin
Konrad Bloch
Harvard
David E. Green
Arthur Kornberg
Washington University
St. Louis
Henry A. Lardy
William H. Stein
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Bert L. Vallee
20 Americans Said Held In Brainwashing Center
BONN Allied officials say about 20 Americans are in a Communist indoctrination camp at Bautzen East Germany described as a brainwashing center where inmates are taught to hate the West A Communist youth leader who escaped to Frankfurt said 45 Americans and 75 British subjects were in the colony The officials scaled down the total after checking records Most inmates are civilians and military defectors Some are jailed as spies for rebelling Others live in rent free hotel rooms receive 80 cost marks weekly and must attend school at a foreigners club"]
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Bonn
Germany
Bautzen
East Germany
West
Frankfurt
Vorkuta
Arctic Circle
Soviet Union
Government to sell synthetic rubber plants to private buyers
The U S government plans to sell 24 war built synthetic rubber plants for 310 million dollars at midnight tomorrow after Senate rejected a veto and House blocking similar effort. Buyers include Goodrich Firestone Goodyear and U S Rubber with syndicate interests. Negotiations followed a 1953 disposal law.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Rep
Patman
D-Tex
Goodrich
Firestone
Goodyear
U.S. Rubber
Congress
Windy Turning Colder in Miami Valley Forecast
The East Side gate thermometer fell from 62 yesterday evening to 38 this morning and then rose toward spring. The weatherman predicts clouds, wind, and colder air tonight and tomorrow with lows in the 20s and highs in the upper 30s.
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Miami Valey
East Side
House Moves to Repeal Two Tax Breaks From 1954 Act
The House called up a bill to retroactively repeal two business tax benefits from the 1954 tax revision after claims of costly mistakes. Leaders on both sides back the repeal. Democrats press for further loophole reviews amid motives of political leverage.
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Washington
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
The
Treasury
Mean Committee
Storm Damage Estimates Put Losses At 10 Million
The National Board of Fire Underwriters reports preliminary estimates of 137000 losses totaling 10 million dollars from a wind storm across eastern Michigan Indiana Ohio and Kentucky last Tuesday. The figures come from adjustments by various fire insurers and surveys made in the 24 hours after the storm.
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New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Capital Stock Fire Insurance
Menzies Heads Home After Global Tour
Australian Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies, ending a ten week worldwide swing, departed by plane for Australia yesterday from SAN FRANCISCO.
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San Francisco
Robert G. Menzies
FBI Nabs 2 In Holdup In Columbus Ohio
The FBI charged two men, John Walter Lane and Richard Williamson, both of Columbus, with the 17720 bank robbery at Pickerington Ohio on October 1. They are jailed as parole violators with prior armed-robbery records. A third man, Joseph Sanders, was ordered held to the grand jury as a material witness.
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Columbus
Ohio
FBI
Pickerington
John Walter Lane
Richard Williamson
M. W. McFarlin
Cincinnati
Joseph Sanders
Robert W. Newton
Paul McNutt Dies at 63 Former Indiana Governor
Paul V. McNutt 63 former Indiana governor and ex envoy to the Philippines died in New York at his Fifth Avenue apartment after returning from an around the world cruise. He served as federal security administrator and War Manpower Chair during World War II. He led Indiana as governor in 1932 and was a presidential hopeful before Roosevelt's renomination. He hauled down the Philippine flag at independence in 1946 and served briefly as ambassador.
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New York
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Philippines
McNutt
Manila
American Legion
White House
Franklin D
Roosevelt
Defense, Health and Welfare Services
War Manpower Commission
Harry S. Truman
Islands
Chivalry Not Dead Leads To Traffic Ticket
In Portland Oregon M T Tillotson aged 65 asked for a ticket for jaywalking. He then jay-walked and returned to receive the citation. He said a female companion had been cited and feared attending traffic violators school alone.
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Portland
Ore
M. T. Tillotson
B50 Bombs Tow Plane Killing Airman at Biggs AFB
A B50 bomber landing at Biggs Air Force Base yesterday rammed a B26 target tow plane and set it on fire. One airman, A 2 C Merle A Talbott of San Lorenzo California, was killed and four others were seriously injured.
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EL Paso
Tex.p
Biggs Air Force Base
2. C. Merle A. Talbott
San Lorenzo
Calif
Too Dirty to Move Man Dies After Ambulances Refuse
Harry Horkins a 48 year old P A peddler with ulcerated varicose veins dies after multiple ambulance crews refuse to haul him from a downtown hotel. He worsens with pneumonia and gangrene as hospital transfer delays and social service issues unfold. The case highlights hospital access and municipal health responses in Cleveland.
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Cleveland P
Harry Markins
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Harkins
City Health Department
City Hospital
Marian Andre
City Health Nurses
Horkins
Harry Horkins
Hillcrest Cemetery
Thomas E. Story
Bernard Gilbert
Big Four unity talks urged as prelude to peace meeting
Senator George of Georgia calls for new efforts toward a Big Four meeting on world peace with the United States Russia Britain and France after West European defense is ratified. Senator Knowland says a preliminary Big Three conference could shape policy before any full talks with Russia. He notes unity among free world allies is needed and favors a congressional canvass on topics to discuss with the Soviets.
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Washington
Sen. George
D-Ga
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Russia
George
We Senate
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Eisenhower
Paris
Great Britain
Senate
U S Pilot Is Released By Russians
Lt. Lewis E. Jacquay of Fort Wayne Indiana and passenger Horst Kuehn were freed by Soviet authorities after a forced landing in East Germany during a training flight. They were recovered near the East German border and flown to Stuttgart where Jacquay reunited with his wife. The helicopter and crew returned to West Germany.
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Stuttgart
Germany
USS. Army
Iron Curtain
Bad Neustadt
Bavaria
Lewis E. Jacquay
Fort Wayne
Ind
Horst Kuehn
U.S. Army
Jacquay
Sharon
Jacquays
East Germany
Army Signal Corps
Schweinfurt
West Germany
U.N. Polls Hint at Parley Site After Paris Treaties
Western and neutral diplomats in UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK suggest preliminary talks among the Big Four powers may begin at the U N after ratification of the Paris agreements. They note the U N is the only forum with permanent US Britain France and Soviet Union representations and that past crises were shifted by U N actions. President Eisenhower said lower rank delegates must prepare before chiefs of state meet.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Paris
West Germany
Eisenhower
French OK Expected On Rearming West Germany
In Paris the French Senate debated the rearmament accords with West Germany as observers expect final parliamentary approval from the Council of the Republic late Friday or Saturday. Senators Yvon Coude du Foreste and Marcel Champeix urged acceptance as the best achievable. About 40 more speakers were to follow before a likely endorsement after Premier Edgar Faure pledged solid government support.
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Paris
West
Germany
Council of the Republic
France
Yvon Coude du Foreste
Marcel Champeix
Chamber
Senate
National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Pact Signed In Germany by Heuss Amid Saar Treaty Challenge
President Theodor Heuss signed the Paris treaties in Bonn, authorizing West Germany to rearm within the Atlantic alliance despite a lawsuit by the Socialists against the Saar agreement. Ratification moves toward completion with only formal depositing left and a date to be set.
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Bonn
Germany
Theodor Heuss
Paris
Federal Constitutional Court
Cleveland probate judge upholds Henry Byrer trust for eight grandchildren
Judge Walter T. Kinder ruled that eight Byrer grandchildren must appear April 15 with five witnesses to claim a $50 000 trust set by Henry J. Byrer in 1907. The fund to be awarded only if recipients prove they have lived without tobacco alcohol or such places and meet the terms of the will.
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Cleveland
Walter T. Kinder
Henry J. Byrer
Byrer
New Jersey
Hawaii
Lew Byrer
Columbus
Ohio
Citizen
Carolyn Byrer Bean
South Euclid
Cleveland Trust Co
Bank
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