India Premier Hopes To End Tibet Revolt
New Delhi AP Nehru pledges best effort through diplomatic channels to halt fighting in Tibet and seeks autonomy talks between Tibet and China. Dalai Lama delegation leader Lukhangwa reports Tibet declared independence March 12 after riots in Lhasa.
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Judge Rules He Has Jurisdiction In Theft Case
New Orleans judge J Bernard Cocke ruled he has jurisdiction in a theft case involving 1.9 million dollars in government bonds. Four defendants Sinclair Robinson R W Phillips Wilfred C Allen Rex V Lentz all New York residents face trial in Cocke's court. The case accuses them of misappropriating bonds from Williams McWilliams Industries to secure a loan and gain control of the firm.
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Rex V. Lentz
New York
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Four Men Die in Texas Air Crash Near Odessa
Four Odessa residents die when a plane crashes five miles northwest of Austin in heavy fog. Identified victims include Harvey A. Lee, 35, Kenneth Frank Karr, 48, Royce Joe Cauthon, 24, and Marvin Lewis Gilbert, 28, all connected with the Odessa Chamber of Commerce.
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Narcotics Agents Nab Noted Gangland Figure in New York
Federal narcotics agents arrested John Ormento known as Big John and nick Tolentino in New York. Ormento described as one of the nation’s largest narcotics importers and distributors, long sought on narcotics conspiracy charges.
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Big John) Ormento
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Four Sailors Reported Lost As Atlantic Storm Wrecks Liner
A five day Atlantic storm disrupted shipping and claimed at least four lives aboard the Berlin as a giant wave washed four crew overboard. Other liners faced delays with the Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary reporting heavy seas and injuries while Rio Tunayan endured 60 degree rolls and 100 mph winds.
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Magic Bullet for Cancer Seen by Boston Doctor
Dr Charles S Cameron dean of Hahnemann Medical College Philadelphia foresees a magic bullet drug that could kill cancer cells He notes a newly developed drug cured two hamsters with full blown actively growing cancers in tests conducted months earlier
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Final date set for 1959 cotton acreage intake
E G Davidson manager of the parish agricultural stabiliza tion and conservation office announced the final date for accepting released cotton acreage for 1959 has been changed from April 17 to April 10.
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Unusual Lions Club Meeting Announced for Tonight
North Monroe Lions Club program chairman Frank McDermott says tonight's meeting at 7:30 p.m. will be unusual with the ladies as special guests. The gathering takes place at the Saddle and Spur Restaurant on Louisville Avenue.
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Mayors to Attend Louisiana Municipal Association Convention
Mayor W. L. Jack Howard will join municipal leaders at the Louisiana Municipal Association convention in Baton Rouge from Thursday to Saturday. Officials from the area are expected to attend as part of the regional turnout.
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Jack) Howard
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Parents' fault cure ends child's hair pulling anger
A California psychiatry report describes a married couple who learned to show anger, enabling their daughter to stop hair pulling. Dr. Gene Gordon said the child used hair pulling to express anger. Experts also discuss self mutilation in children as a sign of resentment toward caregivers.
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Gene Gordon
Children’s Hospital
Washington, D.C
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American Orthoyehiatric Assn
Reginald S. Laurie
Pennsylvania State Welfare Department
Harrisburg
Dr. Laurie
Western Big Three Opens Strategy Talks
The Western Big Three foreign ministers open a two day strategy meeting to forge a united front before Soviet negotiations. They plan to fast track German proposals and review the German outlook with West Germany’s foreign minister as the Atlantic Pact Council marks its 10th anniversary. Berlin crisis looms as a key issue with possible talks on West Berlin status and Soviet agents.
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Wagner Roasted by Throng of City Workers
New York mayor Robert Wagner faced a midday protest as 2 600 to 8 000 city employees marched around City Hall. Demonstrators blamed budget cuts and pay freezes on the state and Governor Nelson Rockefeller while museums and the Bronx Zoo closed for the day.
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Man Electrocuted Near Crossett in Log Unloading Accident
William L. C. Wilson, 25 year old, of Fountain Hill, was electrocuted while guiding logs with a chain during unloading near Fountain Hill. Daffney Cowan operated the crane for Harold Jones of Lacy when the crane struck an REA power line. He died at Crossett Health Center. Survived by his parents Willie and Ruth Wilson.
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Lacy
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Crossett Health Center
Air Force Scientist Warns of New Space Radiation Hazard
Air Force researcher Dr. Herman Yagoda reports possible atmospheric effects from cosmic rays between 20 and 600 miles up. He notes intensity varies with sunspot cycles and could pose biological risks to spacemen, citing Viking rocket flights from 1952 to 1958 and a need to study hazards at proper sunspot timings.
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Herman Yagoda
Cambridge (Mass
Yagoda
American Physical Society
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Viking
Eisenhower Signs Jobless Pay Bill Into Law
President Eisenhower signed a bill extending the temporary jobless pay program to June 30. Congress sent the measure to the White House before Easter recess. It will aid about 405,000 people at a cost of 78 million dollars, adding up to 13 extra weeks of benefits with federal loans to boost state payments by up to 50 percent.
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Bing Crosby Says He Failed As Father
New York AP reports Bing Crosby reflects on fatherhood with regret for strict discipline and excessive money, saying he and his wife tried but his four grown sons did not heed guidance. He notes few finished college, two faced drunk driving incidents, and he sold the Nevada ranch.
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Right Turn Might Have Averted Sea Crash
Captain of the Grace liner Santa Rosa testified he could have avoided the collision with tanker Viachem by turning right rather than left. The ships collided in fog about 22 miles off Atlantic City, killing four of 39 aboard.
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Frank S. Siwik
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Spring Showers Forecast After Cold Snap From Arkansas
The weatherman forecasts spring showers tomorrow following a cold snap from western Arkansas. Temperatures will fall to the low 50s tonight and rise to the high 60s tomorrow, with Selman Field reporting a 52 degree low last night.
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Red China faces sharp Asia criticism over Tibet crisis
Asian editorial writers from India to Indonesia condemn Beijing for bloody tactics in Tibet. Critics warn forced conversion to communism will alienate neutral nations that support China politically, with fears Tibet could ignite wider regional backlash.
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APL
China
Tibet
Indonesia
Peiping
Asia
Women Accused in Fatal Fight Over Lover
Mrs. Connie Nicholas faces murder trial in Indianapolis accused of provoking a fatal confrontation with Forrest Teel, 54, Eli Lilly executive. Prosecutor says her 15 year affair and gifts backed murder plan. defense contends she merely intended suicide when the gun discharged.
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UPI
Connie Nicholas
Francis Thomason
Forrest Teel
Eli Lilly Drug Company
Thomason
Nicholas
Teel
Laura Mowrer
Charles Symmes
Industrial Areas Still Beset By Jobless Report
A Labor Department report shows unemployment remains a major issue in U S industrial centers. It lists 74 areas with substantial unemployment up from March 1958 and notes 89 on the list last July. Mass changes occur in Racine Canton Lowell Beaumont Port Arthur Waterbury and Youngstown. Eleven areas have 12 percent or more unemployment.
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Ohio
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