Ike Said Ready to Agree To Short Term Atom Ban
President Eisenhower prepared to back a short term underground nuclear test moratorium to salvage U S British talks with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Britain will send Macmillan to Washington for talks at Camp David with Secretary Lerner. U S officials cite a one to two year moratorium with international inspectors and joint detection research as conditions for a pact, amid mixed views inside the administration.
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Washington
U. S
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
Macmillan
London
Camp David
Christian A. Lerter
Andrews Air Force Base
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Herter
United States
Geneva
Britain
Rhee 85 Today in Seoul Birthday Observance
President Syngman Rhee marks his 85th birthday in Seoul as the world’s oldest active chief of state still serving. The celebration highlights his long leadership and influence on Korea’s postwar path.
Inside Radio TV and Bridge Highlights
Page previews radio and television guides with brief notes on bridge contests and sports sections. Includes 8 Sports and Fulton 8 Obituary 3 Ghurehen 4 Classified 16 wy at the PRR A.
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Radio-Tv
Bridge Phoenix
Fulton
Ghurehen
Sitdown protests across South intensify amid new twists
Associated Press reports growing sitdown demonstrations in the South with coffee served in Houston City Hall and Atlanta churches urging weekend prayers for racial harmony. Florida warns White Florida State and Negro Florida A and M to maintain order as protests spread. Tennessee Gov. Ellington accuses CBS tied to sit-ins in Nashville. Four Black students jailed in Nashville for defiant lunch counter closure. CBS denies influence. Concord NC sees 58 Negroes at courthouse steps then marching with "I am an American, too" signs.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
City Hall
Atlanta
South
Florida Board of Control
Florida State University
Florida A. & M. University
Tallahassee
Florida
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Nashville
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS News
New York
John Lynch
Public Affairs
James Lawson
Vanderbilt University
CBS
Concord
N.C
Driver and photographer die in Sebring endurance race
In Sebring Florida Jim Hughes of Napa California a Lotus Elite driver and George Palmer Thompson of Tampa Tribune photographer were killed when a car flipped on a hairpin turn in the first 30 minutes of the 12 hour race Hughes 29 father of three began racing in 1943 and had won several races
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Sebring
Fla. 1
Jim Hughes
Napa
Calif
Lotus
George Palmer Thompson
Tampa
Tampa Tribune
Hughes
Khrushchev Faces Reserved Welcome in Bordeaux Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Bordeaux for a six day provincial France tour to a quiet reception. Police and troops lined the route with light crowds of about ten thousand in the main square. A single banner urged De Gaulle as Khrushchev grinned through the subdued reception accompanied by his wife Nina.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
France
Bordeaux
Khrushchev
Communist Party
de Gaulle
Liberty
National
Budapest
Algerie Francaise
Algeria
Nina
Cuba and U S clash over Guantanamo base amid notes
Havana moved toward a showdown with the United States over the Guantanamo base as Cuba demanded the rehiring of a Cuban labor leader at the base and protested U S actions including the withdrawal of agricultural inspectors and a ban on helicopter sales. The Cuban foreign ministry released notes noting the disputes as protests sparked street clashes between anti Communist writers and Castro supporters.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
U. S. Guantanamo Naval Base
Fidel Castro
Washington
U.S
Philip W. Bonsal
Guantanamo
Federico Figueras Warrazabal
Workers’ Union
U. S
Bonsal
Raul Roa
Luis Conte Aguero
Castro
Mexico City
Mexico
Jaime Varela Canosa
Laredo
Tex
Varela Canosa
Navy
Cmdr
Miguel Pons
Angel Saavedra
Feliped Vidal Santiago
Venezuela
Santiago
Colombia
Pons
Saavedra
Fire Destroys Famous Shrine in Oceanside
Five fire companies battled a freezing temperature blaze that destroyed St. Anthony's Shrine, a pair of connected Roman Catholic buildings housing life-size marble and stone religious models. Pastor Dennis E. Finn put damage at about one million dollars.
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Oceanside
Upi
St. Anthony's Shrine
Christ
Holy Land
Dennis E. Finn
One Killed Two Hurt In Police Chase
An 18 year old driver Theodore Kenney Jr of Purdy's died from a smashed skull when fleeing police at 90 mph with headlights off. The car clipped a defender, struck rocks and overturned. Companions James Halsey of Croton Falls and Norman Wathley of Brewster were hospitalized in fair condition.
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Brewster
Theodore Kenney Jr
Purdy
Kenney
James Charles Halsey
Croton Falls
Norman Wathley
Westchester Hospital
Mt. Kisco
Log accident claims life of Warren County youth
Francis J. Hill, 19, was killed Friday when a log slid from a truck while he loaded it at a sawmill near Warren, Warren County. A loosened chain caused the log to strike him on the head, the sheriff's office reported.
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Warrensburg
Francis J. Hill
Hill
Warren County Sherif
Cold Shatters Records in Five Upstate Cities
Upstate New York towns including Albany Elmira Rochester Syracuse and Buffalo set near zero records with Wanakena Ranger School Adirondacks reporting 21 below zero March 26. Readings did not surpass official records as the Weather Bureau forecast warmer temperatures tonight.
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Upstate
Albany
Wanakena Ranger School
Adirondacks
Elmira
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Weather Bureau
Italian impresario dies in Milan at 92
Rodolfo Consalez, famed Italian impresario who presented opera in nations around the world at the turn of the century, died here Friday night at age 92.
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Milan
Italy
Rodolfo Consalez
Soviet Union seen nearing real talks at disarmament conference
Western officials reported momentum toward concrete negotiations at the 10 nation disarmament conference in Geneva as the second week yielded mostly preliminaries. Zorin refused to discuss controls and Eaton pressed for verification details, while allied delegates fear public pressure if disarmament proceeds without solid inspection. In South Africa, authorities retreat on passbook arrests as racial tensions flare with riots and strikes in the Cape Peninsula and Vereeniging.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Nikita Khrushchev
Valerian
Zorin
U.S
Frederick M. Eaton
Eaton
Johannesburg
South Africa
Pretoria
Cape Peninsula
Meyerton
Vereeniging
Sharpesville
Langa
Nyanga
Cape Lown
Nanga
Stategic Cape
Cape Énin- Sula
Johnnesburg
Cape Town
One of famed quintuplets becomes bride in Argentina
Maria Esther Diligenti, one of Argentina’s famed quintuplets born July 15 1943, wed 19 year old Carlos Maria Vivares in Buenos Aires. The ceremony Friday night marked a two month courtship as the blonde bride, aged 16, married the Argentine student.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Maria Esther Diligenti
Carlos Maria Vivares
Grudge Against Hebrew Lads Sparks Alabama Synagogue Attack
A 16 year old boy in Attalla admitted throwing a fire bomb at Beth Israel Reform Congregation and shooting two men after a grudge involving Jewish youths. He showed no remorse, saying he planned the attack for two weeks. Victims were not in critical condition. one underwent surgery for chest and back wounds.
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Gadsden
Ala
Circuit
Charles Wright
Jerry Earl Hunt
Attalla
Wright
Beth Israel Reform Congregation
Hunt
Munt
Walter Hunt
Alan Cohn
Alvin Lowi
Hyman Rosenburg
Mr. Cohn
Lewi
David
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