Nehru Warns China On Tibet Rebel Fallout In Parliament
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru cautioned India would seek friendly ties with Communist China but resist dictation as Tibet's revolt worsened India China relations. He said asylum decisions for Tibetan refugees would be case by case and stressed India would not allow Kalimpong to be used as a rebel base.
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API
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
China
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Peiping
Kalimpong
Nehru
Hsm
Kalimpone
Executioner For Castro Described As Real Stinker
Milwaukee native Captain Herman Marks, named executioner for Fidel Castro, has a long U.S. criminal record with at least 32 arrests for auto theft robbery burglary assault and drunken driving. Warden Burke calls him a real stinker as he heads Cuban rebels at La Cabana Fortress in Havana and has given the ready aim fire order nearly 200 times.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Herman Marks
Fidel Castro
John C. Burke
Wisconsin State
Marks
Burke
Wisconsin
United States
Havana
la Cabana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Seven Children Die in Va. House Fire
In Danieltown Virginia seven Lewis children aged 10 months to 11 years perished when a four room frame cottage burned at 5 40 am as their parents attended Easter Sunrise services at Mt Zion Church one mile away. Neighbours and Alberta firemen fought to reach the home but flames prevented entry.
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Danieltown
Edward Lewis
Nerves
Lewis
Mt. Zion Church
Lynn Towers
Towers
Alberta
Eight Die Violently In Weekend Toll
United Press International reports a weekend death toll of eight from traffic accidents and a drowning. Delma Carrier 26 Opelousas drowned when a boat capsized on Bayou Courtableau. Mrs. Wilda Mitchell 25 Lake Charles died in a head on crash after driving erratically. A four year old David Wayne Rochester of Iney was fatally struck near Baton Rouge. John Hernandez 26 Blue Island Illinois race track groom killed after stepping from a car. Willie Mae Turner 40 New Orleans died in a collision with a street divider. Driver Warren Turner 28 injured. Dalton Hymes 22 Gramercy killed in late Saturday crash. Continued on page 5-A.
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United Press International
Delma Carrier
Opelousas
Bayou Courtableau
Carrier
Allen Perry
Wilda Mitchell
Lake Charles
Mitchell
David Wayne Rochester
Iney
Baton Rouge
John Thomas Scott Jr
John Hernandez
Blue Island
Lll
New Orleans
Warren Tranchina
Hernandez
Willie Mae Turner
Willie Turner
Dalton Joseph Hymes
Gramercy
Satur
Two Scientists Report Iron Meteor Found
Physicists David Fisher and Olivier A. Schaeffer of Brookhaven report a meteorite fragment found in Colorado in 1916 may be an iron meteorite with a machin ed appearance. They say helium produced by cosmic rays explains unusual surface features and indeterminacy about origin.
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David Fisher
Olivier A. Schaeffer
Washington County
Colorado
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Upton
N.Y
Yale exhibit shows medieval manuscript on patient care
Yale University medical library displayed medieval and Renaissance manuscripts in New Haven. A 15th century German physician Hieronymus Muenzer is quoted advising that a doctor should ensure reward while the patient suffers, warning that asking later harms reputation.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
Yale University Medical Library
Hieronymous Muenzer
Golden Anniversary for Rev and Mrs D C Smith
The Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Smith of Bernice celebrate their golden wedding anniversary this Sunday with open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at their Bernice home for friends across northeast Louisiana.
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D. C. Smith
Bernice
Louisiana
North Monroe Lions Club Special Ladies Night Meeting
The North Monroe Lions Club schedules a special meeting and Ladies Night for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Laddie and Spur Restaurant on Louisville avenue. Program chairman Frank McDermott promised an unusual program but would not elaborate.
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North Monroe
Special Program Sgt C W Johnson USAF Recruiting Station
Special program details featuring Sergeant C W Johnson of the USAF Recruiting Station are continued on page 5 A.
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Sgt
C. W. Johnson
USAF
Bathyscaphe Trieste to Dive Deep Ocean Depths
The bathyscaphe Trieste, bought by the Navy for 200000, will begin dives in about two weeks aiming for depths near seven miles. After two recent tests in San Diego the craft is being prepared for 4000 foot dives by April 13, with Jacques Piccard’s son joining as consultant. A Hawaii expedition later aims to equal or exceed earlier depths.
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San Diego
Calif
Trieste
Navy
Auguste Piccard
Mediterranean
Pacific
Piccard
Jacques
Navy Electronics Laboratory
Hawaii
Madagascar Flood Toll Reaches 50 000 Homeless
Torrential rains and repeated hurricanes devastate Madagascar for the fifth straight day. In Tananarive 50 000 people are homeless and over 120 are confirmed dead. Premier Philibert Tsiranana calls the disaster unprecedented as government, French troops, and relief workers mobilize. Authorities hope rain abates by Tuesday as Madagascar seeks aid from France and allies.
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Tananarive
Madagascar
UPI
Philibert Tisianana
Africa
France
Reds Agree To Foreign Minister Meet In Geneva Talks
Moscow reports Soviet notes handed to the United States Britain and France confirming attendance at a Geneva foreign ministers conference set to begin May 11. The talks will cover Germany issues including the peace treaty and Berlin while Poland and Czechoslovakia seek participation in later stages.
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Moscow
Russia
Geneva
Tass
Germany
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Czechslovakia
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
North Atlantic
NATO
United States
England
France
West Germany
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Herter
Couve de Murville
Heinrich von Brentano
In Lawman Fatally Shot by Brother-in-Law in Lorena
Smith County constable Lon Arender aged 65 was shot to death in Lorena Mississippi. His brother-in-law Winston Boykin aged 48 surrendered to jailer A T Harris after the shooting and was charged with murder.
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Lorena
Miss
Smith County
Lon Arender
Roy Gardner
Winston Boykin
A. T. Harris
Pastor Dies In Bedroom Fire At Steubenville College
Very Rev Daniel W Egan 53 president of Steubenville College suffocated in his sleep when his bed caught fire likely from a cigarette in the Holy Spirit Monastery on campus. Priests awoke at 3 am to smoke, found him on the floor near his bed, with no burns on his body indicating attempted escape.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Daniel W. Egan
Steubenville College
Father Egan
Holy Spirit Monastery
Franciscan Fathers
Italy Accepts Jupiter Missile Bases for NATO Pact Drive
Italy approved stationing Jupiter IRBM bases in northern Italy after a year of talks, expanding NATO’s missile posture. The move boosts Atlantic Pact strategy as foreign ministers of 15 nations meet in Washington to map talks with the Soviet Union, with Lloyd and Herter arriving to start proceedings.
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Washington
Italy
Front Porch Solon Boomed For Presidency
Rep. Randall Harmon of Indiana campaigns in North Vernon as backers push him for president. He describes his front porch disclosure as key to his rise, jokes about a porch rental with his wife, and pledges legal action against libelous papers while supporting Shriners hospital fund.
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North Vernon, Ind
Randall
Harmon
D-Ind
Elvin Hill
Tucson
Ariz
Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital Fund
Muncie
Indiana
Mary
Man Held In Traffic Death In Washington Pa
Eugene H. Cox of West Finley faces involuntary manslaughter charges after a collision in Washington Pennsylvania that killed 28 year old Clarence J. Jackson. Cox was free on 2500 dollars bond. His wife and five of his eight children had died violently in 1958.
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Washington, Pa
Eugene H. Cox
West Finley
Pennsylvania
Clarence J. Jackson
Washington
Cox
Jefferson Parish Sheriff Coci to Testify in McClellan Probe
Sheriff William S. Coci of Jefferson Parish will appear in Washington to answer testimony linking his office with figures from the Metropolitan Crime Commission of New Orleans. Coci requested subpoena of Aaron Kohn and plans to testify Wednesday after arriving March 31, per a telegram to Sen. McClellan. Finley heads the commission, Kohn serves as its managing director.
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New Orleans
William S. Coci
Jefferson Parish
John L. McClellan
Washington
Coci
Maalnane
Aaron Kohn
Edward Finley
Finley
Metropolitan Crime Commission of New Orleans, Inc
Kohn
Commission
Monroe Area Weather Outlook Today and Tomorrow
Cloudy mild conditions prevail in the Monroe area with a trace of rain reported at midnight and 7 30 a m. Temperatures reach 60 at mid morning after a low of 49 last night. Lows tonight 50 to 54 with highs tomorrow 70 to 74.
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Monroe
Mixup okays Kansas Mother of Year selection confusion
A mail mix-up led 39 Kansas women to believe they were named Kansas Mother of the Year. Mrs. John Selfridge of Wichita will name a bona fide state mother at a committee meeting after the error traced to New York where two batches of letters were mailed to volunteers.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
John Selfridge
Wichita
New York
American Mothers Committee
Aileen Fogarty
Mark of Spring Brings Wave of Visitors to Washington
Washington sees peak tourist flow as spring arrives with 200000 expected visitors over Easter weekend. Cherry Blossom Festival prep promises pink blooms near the Jefferson Memorial, while Capitol tours remain busy as students and workers navigate crowds ahead of the festival.
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Washington
Bust
Capitol
Jefferson Memorial
Congress
Military leaders say U S would break Soviet back in all-out war
Censored copies of January and February testimony before the House subcommittee show Adm. Burke Gen. Taylor and Gen. Twining claiming U S has overwhelming atomic retaliatory power and could devastate the Soviet Union many times over. They argue the United States has targets located and weapons ready for rapid, precise delivery by aircraft, with air power surpassing Soviet capabilities.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Soviet Union
House
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Burke
Maxwell D. Taylor
America
Taylor
Army
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Twining
U.S.S.R
U.S
Algerian Rebel Hero Amirouche Killed by French Troops
Algerian guerrilla leader Colo nel Amirouche, famed for ruthless attacks, was shot dead by French forces near Bou Saadet after an ambush as he and his bodyguard attempted to escape. Rebel Si Haoues died later of wounds. six others were killed or captured.
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Algiers
API
Amirouche
Algeria
Si Haoues
Bou Saadet
Cash with results from a Want Ad
A brief item notes cash results from a News Star World want ad promising funds to cover extra expenses and taxes. The notice hints at quick cash through the classified listing and urges readers to respond.
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