West suspects Soviet push to halt nuclear tests
In Geneva at the disarmament conference the West questions the Soviet offer to put nuclear disarmament first on the table. Zorin says the West could reverse order, but Western delegations cite vague safeguards. Britain backs limits and moratoriums, while Washington weighs the proposal amid talks with Eisenhower and Herter.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Valerian Zorin
U. S
Wester
Zerin
Zonas
Alexei I A. Roschin
Britain
United States
Washington
Eigenhower
Christian A. Herter
Two Sisters Die In Troy Fire At Home
A Troy fire killed Katherine Walsh age 5 and Pauline Walsh age 2 in a third floor brick home. Father William Walsh 38 and children William 13, Mary 11, Robert 3 were injured, Edward 10 and Timothy 9 8 were listed as fair. Fire Chief Carl A. Smith said the blaze likely started in an overstuffed chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Katherine Walsh
Pauline
St. Mary's Hospital
William Walsh
William
Robert
Mary
Edward
Timothy
Tessie Walsh
Walsh
Carl A. Smith
SISTER RITA AGNES DIES FOUNDER OF COLLEGE OF ST ROSE
Sister Rita Agnes born Dora Casey died at St Marys Hospital Amsterdam after a lengthy illness. At 67 she founded the College of St Rose in Albany and headed its music department since 1920. She was daughter of Mrs Mary Casey and the late John Casey of Albany and a 40 year member of the Sisters of St Joseph of Caron.
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Amsterdam
Rita Agnes
College of St. Rose
Albany
St. Mary's Hospital
Dora Casey
Mary Casey
John Casey
Sisters of St. Joseph of
Carondelet
Accident-Free Record at End Bus Kills Boy
SHAVERTON Pa Feb 23 Michael Silick was cited for 47000 accident free miles as a school bus operator by Gate of Heaven School parents teachers group. Monday his bus struck and killed Charles Misson 5 across from the boy’s home. He told police he did not see the boy. Silick arraigned on a manslaughter charge and released on 2500 bail.
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Shaverton
Michael Silick
Gate of Heaven School
Silick
Charles Misson
Senate Approves Catholic and Private School Bus Bill
The New York Senate approved a measure to require districts to provide bus transportation for private and Catholic school pupils living two to ten miles from school, removing local choice. The bill, supported by Sen. Edward J. Speno, 45 to 9, faces Assembly action and would end annual parental budget requests for transport funds.
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Albany
N.Y. U
Senate
Austin W Erwin
Finance Committee
Assembly
Rockefeller
Edward J. Speno
Nassau County
Speno
New York City
Westchester
Nassau
Joseph Zaretzki
Earler
William F. Condon
Savings and Loan Associations
Khrushchev Ready for Paris Trip After Recovery
Premier Nikita Khrushchev, who has apparently recovered from influenza, is set to travel to Paris on Wednesday. The Moscow announcement confirms his readiness for the official visit and any ensuing talks with French leaders.
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Khrushchev
Paris
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Riots Renew In South Africa Sharpeville Langa Violence
Rioting against apartheid spreads near Cape Town as police fire on Black demonstrators in Langa and Sharpeville. Reports say dozens killed and hundreds wounded as pass law protests turn deadly. Police use submachine guns and armored cars amid a national crisis.
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Johannesburg
South Afria
Nyanga West Negro Settlement
Cape Town
Bilding
Vaderland
Sharpeville
Langa
Nixon charts possible farm program beyond Benson plan
Vice President Richard Nixon seeks a workable farm program beyond Ezra Benson proposals, consulting former Rep. Clifford Hope and Sen. Milton Young. He aims to craft a plan acceptable to the next Congress and the Republican platform while exploring crop controls, avoiding high rigid price supports, and gathering grassroots ideas from Arbuthnot and Brock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower Administration
Nixon
Clifford R. Hope
R-Kan
Milton Young
R-Nd
Hope
Young
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
Anxi
Ous
Ray Arbuthnot
Laverne
Warren Brock
Arbuthnot
Brock
Middle West
California
Six Students Die as Bus and Train Collide in Camden
Six students were killed and 14 injured when a school bus collided with a freight train at a grade crossing near Camden Alabama. The dead ranged from age 10 to 18, with victims taken to Camden funeral home and Camden and Wilcox County Hospitals. Driver Taylor said he volunteered to aid at the scene and identified a student, David Jackson, among the survivors.
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Camden
Ala Um
Here
tLo Ga
Leo Tasior
Coy
Ala
No British Titles for Test-Tube Inheritance Debate
Britain's College of Arms told a government committee that test-tube babies sired by a donor should not inherit noble family titles. The ancient authority on pedigrees submitted views amid a government study on artificial insemination by donor and assisted reproduction.
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London
Britain
Ancient
College of Arms
The
College
Village Clerk at Potsdam Arrested for Grand Larceny
Donald J. Mousaw 36 was arrested Monday night on second degree grand larceny charges over village tax receipts. Police say he withheld a $123 tax payment, with village funds short by $3,190. Bail set at $1,000. examination sought. State Troopers and village officers made the arrest.
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Potsdam UP
Donald J. Mousaw
Mousaw
Justice of the Peace
Robert Halliday
H. B. Snow
Clinton Matott
Spree Study Highlights Drinking in Washington Metro
Listen magazine survey of Washington D C area high school boys finds about half report one mild drinking spree per week. The study notes a prevalent pattern of casual drinking among adolescents in the region.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Listen Magazine
Britain Hails Royal Baby Name and Transatlantic Plans
Britain announces the newborn Prince Andrew Albert Christian Edward and releases first portraits by Cecil Beaton. In Albany, New York, a plan to raise state education aid by 93 million dollars for next year advances, with tax-cut proposals facing uncertain fate as legislators push to adjourn gear.
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London
Britain
Andrew Albert Christian Edward
Prince Andrew
Murst
Charles
Buckingham Palace
Barth
Cecil Beaton
Wilam Prince
Westminster
Andrew
Albert
Greece
George VI
Christian
Edward
Christian IX
Denmark
Edward VI
Bygyome
Elizabeth II
Prince Charles
Arthur George
Albany
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney Schopard
Tax Vesler
Mahoney
Joseph F. Carlino
Umess Ft
Rockefeller
Tis Item
New York City
Fromm
Explosion Theory Emerges In Plane Crash Hearing
CAB investigators testified the National Airlies transport was destroyed by an explosion near a seat where Julian Andrew Frank, a 32 year old New York lawyer, sat. The wreckage and bodies were found near Kure Beach and Bolivia, N C, with foreign particles in Frank’s tissue, signaling an intense administrative fact finding.
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Wilmington
3. C. LP
Cail Aeronautics Board
National Airlies
Here
Julian Andrew Frank
New York
Franks
Kure Beach
Kee
Mac Man
West Thompson
Unital Examination Co
Fiat
Frank
Greek Independence Day Proclaimed in New York State
Governor Rockefeller designated Friday as Greek Independence Day in New York State prompting celebrations and official recognition across Albany and state government. The proclamation underscores ties between the United States and Greece and encourages public observances and cultural events.
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State
Albany UP
Rockefeller
New York State
U S Denounces Africa Violence Over South Africa Policy
Washington denounces police violence against Negro demonstrators in South Africa. A State Department statement says rioting and actions there are an internal matter of another country. State Department spokesman Lincoln White refused to say if the move signals U S dissatisfaction with apartheid.
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Nationalst
Hendryk Verwoerd
South Africa
Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe
Washington
United States
State Department
United Stars
Oficer
Lincoln White
Fay
MacArthur's Prostate Gland Not Cancerous
Lenox Hill Hospital reported General Douglas MacArthur's prostate gland was not cancerous. The 80 year old general was said to be making excellent progress in recovery after the operation performed last Saturday.
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MacArthur
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Lenox Hill Hospital
Air Force Bomber Crashes in Maryland Killing Three
A B57 bomber crashed into a Denton home near a busy school causing the death of Jessie Brown and her two granddaughters Laverne and Karen Brown all identified as Negroes. The pilot Capt William F Smith survived with injuries. The incident occurred during a test flight from Baltimore area airfields.
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Denton
Air Force
Jessie Brown
Laverne Brown
Karen Brown
Baltimore
Martin Co
Irwin Crowman
Denton Con
William F. Smith
Los Angeles
Warner-Robins Air Force Base
Easton
Martin
Blaze Wrecks Syracuse Fire Headquarters
Fire damaged Syracuse Fire Department headquarters trapping four trucks inside. Believed to have started from an oil burner explosion as fire crews battled the blaze. Quick response kept the flames from spreading to nearby property.
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Syracuse
Ind
Syracuse Fire Department
Fire at Mill Rock Dude Ranch Kills Eight Horses
A Monday blaze at Mill Rock Dude Ranch near West Milton destroys a barn and saddles, killing eight saddle horses and several other animals. Owner Jack Price estimates losses at $10,000. No guests were registered. cause undetermined.
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Ballston Spa
Here
Mill Rock
West Milton
Jack Price
Crane accident kills Langaniere at paper mill site
47 year old Ring Langaniere of Schenectady dies when a crane crushes him during construction work at the International Paper Co mill. Langaniere, a Walsh Construction Co employee and father of two, was fatally injured Monday.
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