Russia halts atom tests and questions U N disarmament plan
The United States urged Moscow to cooperate and resume technical studies on disarmament. The Kremlin announced an orderly halt to hydrogen bomb tests while boycotting the UN Disarmament Commission. The U S said it stands ready to respond to UN supervised testing suspensions, but accused the Soviet Union of avoiding concrete verification and concrete commitments.
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Bulganin Named Bank Head Amid Kremlin Shakeup
The Soviet leadership reshuffles with Nikolai Bulganin resigning as premier and returning to the State Bank presidency. A rising Leningrad Communist Koslov, age 50, becomes first deputy to Premier Khrushchev, alongside Anastas Mikoyan. Koslov’s ascent signals potential future leadership, while Bulganin is reassigned to banking duties.
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New Khrushchev Cabinet Credited In Announcement
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko announced a new Khrushchev cabinet before 1,278 deputies. He urged a global cessation of nuclear tests and urged other nations with nuclear weapons to join in, arguing peace and security depend on ending tests. He warned NATO critics that a test ban could threaten weapons production if not universally observed. The speech followed debates on suspending tests and implied the new cabinet would govern during the pause.
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Four Still At Large From Gatesville Breakout
Seventeen youths escaped Sunday from Gatesville State Training School for Boys. four remained at large while nine others were captured after a 50 minute chase. They used at least three knives to force guards to open doors and may have fashioned the blades from kitchen utensils.
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Weather forecast for several cities with cloudy periods
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with slightly warmer conditions. Highs around 7 and a low tonight near 4. Forecast mentions Abilene Amarillo Chicago Denver El Paso Galveston New York Oklahoma City San Antonio with a sunrise at 6 38 and a listed meet time of 7.
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Odessans Hurt In Car Mishap Near Wickett
Two Odessa men H L Alsup and Thomas Ward Tow were injured Saturday night when their car overturned on a lease road south of Wickett. Both remained in far condition at Medical Center Hospital Monday with head, chest, and abdominal injuries. one man sustained a spinal concussion and a fractured hip. Witnesses said the vehicle turned after hitting a hole. relatives described a chaotic scene as others escaped with minor injuries.
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Civil Rights Budget Fight and 80 Day Purchase Measure
In Washington the House debated funds for a six member investigating commission tied to civil rights, while a sprint to Easter recess loomed. A government purchasing bill would allow civilian agencies to spend up to 540000.00 on equipment and supplies within 80 days before July 1.
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Pecos Hosts Judges Session In Central West Texas
The 7th administrative district of the Central West Texas Judicial District will meet in Pecos on Saturday for the first time. Topics include photography and TV in courtrooms, the new probation law, assignment of district judges, auditors reports, and guardian ad litem duties. Present representatives hail from Pecos Lamesa Odessa Midland Big Spring Brownwood San Angelo Haskell Snyder Kerrville Sweetwater Abilene.
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Rescue Party Races To Aid Stricken Skier In Snow
Yosemite National Park officials report a rescue effort underway for William Pope a 22 year old Stanford student trapped by heavy snow and storms in the High Sierra. A ground party of Alpine Club members aided by a helicopter crew raced through deteriorating conditions toward the overnight campsite where Pope became unable to proceed after a weeklong cross country trek from Silver Lake. Two students Bart Hooley and Max Allen went ahead for help, while another pilot dropped a message and supplies as Pope’s plight drew closer to a possible air lift if weather allows.
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U S Satellite Program Progress Reported by Officials
Dr. John P. Janen heads Project Vanguard and says American and Soviet satellite programs are advancing at a similar pace. Dr. Richard W. Poster notes U S may lead in miniaturized instruments for small craft. Porter expects Soviets to decode Sputnik data within 12 months, then Americans foresee deciphering radio data per international sharing. General Yates says moon mission could occur within a decade.
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Birthday honors for Paul Robeson in Budapest
Hungary marks the 60th birthday of American singer Paul Robeson with special theater performances in Budapest on April 10, featuring tributes by local artists and cultural venues.
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Canada To Pick New Lawmakers In Tight Minority Vote
Canadians vote today as Liberals led by Lester B Pearson seek to regain a majority after a nine month minority rule by John Diefenbaker Conservatives. Quebec holds 75 seats and is pivotal, with unemployment framed as the key campaign issue.
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Three Cuban hunger-strike rebels sent to hospital
Three of 35 Cuban hunger-strikers from New York were hospitalized after four days without food. They were moved from Cameron County Jail to Mercy Hospital in Brownsville following a medical check. The group, aboard the vessel El Ori on, faced charges of conspiracy to violate the U S neutrality act.
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Arnaldo Barron
Odessa City Council Elections Set for Tuesday
Odessans will vote Tuesday to elect a mayor and four council seats with polls opening at 2 p.m. Four candidates run unopposed in Odessa including Mayor Harold R. Downs seeking a third term, and council hopefuls Alton Sikes Gordon Headlee and A C Rumbaugh. Polls close at 7 p.m. Voting places include Precinct One Southside Fire Station, Precinct Two Northside Fire Station, Precinct Three City Hall, and Precinct Four Westside Fire Station with eligibility for poll tax receipts or exemptions. A city council meeting on April 3 will inaugurate the elected officials.
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Victim Of Fall Still Critical In Odessa Train Crash
A 46-year-old Fort Worth man identified as Oliver Port Sandlin remained in critical condition after apparently falling from a fast-moving westbound freight train east of Odessa. He was found unconscious by an engineer near Texas and Pacific railroad tracks around noon Saturday and hospitalized with possible neck fractures and skull injuries. A driver’s license found on him identified his name and origin from Port Neches, Texas.
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Portrait photographer attacks sack dress design
Topeka photographer Tony Wickers condemned the sack dress as hiding the female body, telling the Kentucky Professional Photographers Assn that it reflected a hatred of women for beauty.
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