Russia halts nuclear tests. if banner powers fail
United States Britain and other nuclear powers face a test as the Soviet Union moves to ban all nuclear weapons tests. Foreign Minister Gromyko says the ban would be unilateral and preliminary, awaiting Supreme Soviet approval, while Hammarskjold Begins talks in London to ease summit paths with Russia.
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Supreme Soviet
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Council of Ministers
Gromyko
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Arctic
Palm Sunday and Easter notes and April reminders
Sunday Easter programs fill churches as Palm Sunday crowds grow and plans for sunrise services and church breakfasts follow. April Fool's Day signals jokesters while income tax forms loom and late filers rush to comply. The old 1957 license plates expire tonight and police warn to avoid driving with them.
Daily Weather Report Rain Ending This Morning Then Cloudy
Rain ends this morning and skies clear to partly cloudy this afternoon. Fair tonight and Tuesday with mild temperatures. High around 48 to 56, low 28 to 58. 24-hour period ending 7 a.m. shows max 59, min 40, precipitation 06, river 7 feet. Sunday period: min 31, precipitation traces, river 7.2 feet.
Health Dept. Announces City Spring Cleanup Drive
The City Health Dept led by Public Safety Director Herman F. Steinbrink will run a four day cleanup starting April 21. Hugh Stewart oversees the drive with trucks collecting trash in small non returnable containers along regular routes in specific ward sequences. Last year the effort removed over 700 tons of trash as residents cleaned and sorted.
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Midnight Deadline for New 58 Plates in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reporters note motorists must display 1958 license tags by midnight tonight with no extension. Those using 1957 tags face arrest. The new tags cover five years with annual $10 renewals through 1962 to update the base tag.
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State Revenue Department
Leader Outlines 20 Million Job redevelopment Push
Gov. George M. Leader unveiled a 20 million dollar package of projects to be accelerated this year under his job development program. The plan targets Philadelphia Windber Pittsburgh Scranton and Harrisburg with speeded demolition and construction projects aimed at creating hundreds of jobs during the recession.
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Temple University No. 3
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Koslov Named First Deputy Premier in Khrushchev Cabinet
Premier Bulganin demoted to state bank president while F R Koslov, 50, former head of the Leningrad Party and premier of the Russian Republic, is elevated as Khrushchev’s top deputy. Anastas Mikoyan remains, as does new deputy premier Alexander Zasyadko, amid a sweeping cabinet reshuffle.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Khrushchev
Anastas Mikoyan
Georgia Malenkov
Josef Stalin
Bulganin
Supreme Soviet
State Bank
Dawn Rescue Party Goes To Aid Skier In Snowy Sierra
A 10 man rescue party began at dawn to reach William Pope a 22 year old Stanford student stricken with pneumonia on a cross country ski trip in the High Sierra near Yosemite. The group travels 13 miles over rugged terrain from their campsite to reach the 11 000 foot saddle area between Mt Lyell and Rodgers Peak as storms and avalanche danger loom.
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Oscar Sedergren
Yosemite
Diefenbaker Pearson Vie For Canadian Leadership
Ottawa voters go to the polls to choose between Conservative John Diefenbaker and Liberal Lester Pearson in a 58 day campaign focused on recession causes and remedies. Analysts foresee Diefenbaker winning a 140 to 170 seat majority in the 265 seat House as he pitches a 1.2 billion public works program and Pearson counters with a 400 million tax cut and U.S. tied economy concerns. About 9.2 million voters are eligible with a 70 percent turnout expected.
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John Diefenbaker
Liberal Party
Lester Pearson
Canada
United States
China
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Pearson
United ‘States
Great Britain
Registration Deadline Today For May 20 Primary
Today is the deadline to register to vote in the May 20 primary election. The registration bureau here will shut the door at 4 30 p m on those who failed to register.
Six Clergymen Meditations for Holy Week by Bishop Gerald Kennedy
In this first meditation of six, Bishop Gerald Kennedy of the Los Angeles Methodist Church argues that churches governments courts and business must serve the people. He cites Jesus cleansing the temple and calls for personal repentance and renewal of public institutions during Holy Week.
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United Press
General Strike Postponed as Batista Seeks Emergency Power
HAVANA AP Congress meets in special session to grant President Fulgencio Batista exceptional powers to confront rebels in total war. The general strike expected to begin today has been postponed while leaders study his demand for emergency authority.
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Israel Syria Clash Near Sea of Galilee Stokes Middle East Tensions
United Press reports a 75 minute battle with tanks and mortars on the Sea of Galilee shore between Israel and Syria, first in months with UN called truce. Syria tallies two dead and two wounded, Israel two slightly wounded. regional figures warn of broader oil and border tensions as Nasser visits Moscow.
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Solomon Checks Pinball Survey
District Attorney Joseph Solomon will evaluate results of a county pinball machine survey to weed out known criminals among operators in Lawrence County. A New Castle police report shows six men own about 98 percent of some 115 machines, with three monopolizers in Ellwood City and New Castle. State police note most operators have moved into townships. Solomon will complete and recheck estimates to verify registrations and legitimate use.
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Joseph Solomon
Lawrence County
New Castle
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Solomon
Deaths and Obituaries in Ellwood City Area
Death notices list several individuals including Shawn Reoebert DeHass seven months of 309 Cascade Street Dominick Marvola 39 Hillsville Henry K Miller seventy 809 Pearl Street Michael Andenna Taylor seventy Ellwood City Mary Matuz Simoncic eighty two Bessemer and Robert Dale St John Ways Ellwood City RD L among others in the March 31 1958 death record.
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Shawn Reoebert DeHass
Cascade St. Dominick Marvola
Hillsville
Henry K. Miller
Pearl
Michael Andenna Taylor
Ellwood City
Mary Matuz Simoncic
Bessemer
Robert Dale St. John
Ways
Ellwood City, RD L
Sex slayer sought as Pittsburgh hotel maid is found dead
Pittsburgh detectives continued a search for the so called sex slayer of hotel maid Elizabeth Hoffman whose beaten body was found in a Carlton House room. Homicide detectives questioned all downtown hotel employees Saturday night with two men released after extensive questioning. Shoes from an employee were sent to the crime laboratory for analysis.
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Adam Geisler
Elizabeth Hoffman
Geisler
New Texas highs and Colorado cold dip noted
New York report notes the national high Sunday reached 83 degrees at Laredo and Presidio Texas while Fraser Colorado registered a low of five degrees. The weather updates highlight broad temperature extremes across the nation.
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Presidio
Tex
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Theaters News and Obituary Notes
The fragment references theater listings and an obituary brief alongside editorial and stock notes. Ellwood and Veasss are named entities within a newspaper page segment, indicating local arts and life notices.
March Goes Out Like A Lamb As April Nears
The verse describes March entering like a lion with snow and high winds and leaving like a lamb. It notes April’s approach as breezy and friendly, with March concluding its course along with the other months.
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