Ike Macmillan to Seek Compromise Atom Plan
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan met at Camp David to craft a compromise reply to the Soviet test ban proposal. They planned a pre summit review, outline guidelines for Paris talks, and discuss a moratorium on underground tests with or without inspection provisions.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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State Department
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Tank crash mars Lexington street show in 20 ton ride
Army reserve Capt. Paul S. Burton staged a training demonstration in Cynthlana Kentucky when the 20 ton tank surged into the downtown reserve building. It punched a 20 by 25 foot hole through the brick wall, crossed railroad tracks and crashed into a grocery store. The accelerator jam and brakes failed. Tracks were blocked, a natural gas line ruptured, about $7,000 in damages and Burton suffered minor injuries.
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Louisville & Nashville
Pope Creates 10 Cardinals Three Remain Secret
Pope John XXIII created ten new cardinals, including three whose names will stay secret for now. The ceremony dubbed the rainbow consistory saw acknowledge the first Negro, first Japanese, and first Filipino cardinals. Seven more cardinals named March 3 await public confirmation and red hats at Thursday consistory in St Peter's Basilica.
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Utrecht
Netherlands
Joseph Lefebvre
Bourges
France
Luigi Traglia
Antonio Bacci
Haliar
Vatican Cuma
Five Killed In Helicopter Crash In Oklahoma City
Saturday three bomb blasts in Oklahoma City preceded a helicopter crash near Fort Sill. Five crew members aboard the Army transport died on approach. three explosions damaged homes and autos of Oklahoma Publishing Co. employees. Names listed: CWO Dewey L. Seigler, pilot Carl V. Ayers, Sgt. Raymond D. Pestana, Sp4 John C. Dollahue Jr., Sp5 Weldon D. Amason.
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Valhalla
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Carrizo Springs
Blanco
Tex
Weldon D. Amason
Pineland
Senate Committee Calls For Court Action Against Hoffa
The Senate rackets committee ends its three year probe by inviting courts and executive agencies to remove James R Hoffa as Teamsters Union president. The report labels Hoffa an ally of gangsters and a corrupt betrayer, warning that his victory would end decent unionism and return labor relations to a jungle era.
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Teamsters
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James R. Hoffa
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Hoffa
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Girl Killed in Parked Car in Lovers Lane New York
Laura Hernandez an 18 year old Brooklyn resident was shot dead in a parked car in a desolate Brooklyn area after an apparent shotgun attack. Her 19 year old companion Thomas Stabile was wounded in the shoulder as they slept following a night out. The suspect remained at large.
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Thomas Stabile
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Crime Syndicate Grip Over U S Warned by Senate Panel
The Senate Labor Management Committee says a crime syndicate is expanding control nationwide and urges creation of a vast federal police intelligence agency to crush the plot. Four Democratic members back the plan. Republicans oppose, citing risks of abuse and corruption. The panel also names James R. Hoffa as an ally of mobsters and notes corrupt labor leaders as a tool in the conspiracy. The findings are part of a 1959 inquiry’s third volume. authority may be extended or reassigned beyond Thursday.
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West proposes world unit to control disarmament plan
Italian delegate Francesco Cavaletti on behalf of five Western powers outlined a ten point International Disarmament Organization plan at the Geneva conference. The IDO would surveil budgets and military maneuvers, track satellite and missile launches, verify arms limits, and supervise peaceful use of fissionable materials, with a veto-free executive committee and broad powers beyond mere arms cuts.
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Francesco Cavaletti
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Valerian Zorin
IDO
Congressman Mack Dies on House Floor
Rep. Russell Mack of Washington collapsed and died on the House floor. Dr. George W. Calver, physician to Congress, pronounced him dead a few minutes after the collapse.
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Eisenhower Praises Youth at White House Conference
President Eisenhower told 7,000 delegates at the White House Conference on Youth and Children that he has unshakable faith in America’s rising generation. He praised their intellect, fitness balance, and pursuit of peace with justice, noting his own grandfatherly role and avoiding claims of expertise. The audience applauded, interrupting his 15 minute talk.
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1 368 Workers Back At Carrier Plants Defy Union Orders
Carrier plants resume production with 3,070 hourly workers back on the job after a six day strike. Union leaders face arbitration as disciplinary actions against Brewster and other officials remain in place. Talks aim to finalize a first contract and end the walkout.
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Wee
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Brewster
Brewster Woul
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Carrier
Rogers Boomed For UP Spot Behind Nixon
Washington UP The impression grows that Vice President Richard M Nixon may tap Attorney General William P Rogers for second place on the GOP ticket. Rogers, 46, from New York, is a civil rights advocate and close adviser to Nixon. If Kennedy is the Democratic nominee, Rogers could surge as a youthful eastern choice, but Nixon may avoid a Catholic candidate if Kennedy is not on the ticket.
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Richard M Nixon
William P Rogers
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Nixon
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John F. Kennedy
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James P. Mitchell
Bomber Seeks Forgiveness After Synagogue Attack
Gadsden 16 year old Jerry Buni faces two counts of assault with intent to murder after a fire bomb and rifle attack at Beth Israel Reform synagogue. Police say he threw a bomb at a window and fired as two men rushed out. He allegedly did it in revenge after disputes with two Jewish boys weeks earlier. Rabbi Sol Rubin may be approached for forgiveness.
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Dia
Jerry Buni
H. T. Mashburn
Hunt
Sol Rubin
Beth Israel Reform Synagogue
Pup
Anatomy of a Murder Named Best Movie
Film Daily critics poll names Anatomy of a Murder best movie of 1959. The industry paper announces results of its annual motion picture critics poll.
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Anatomy OF
New York
Film Daily
Plan to Hike State School Aid to Nearly $100 Million
In Albany a Republican plan to boost state aid to education to about 100 million dollars was proposed due to protests from upstate districts that the original five percent increase and current formulas favored downstate areas. An extra seven million will shield upstate districts from changes in equalization rates. Senate leader Mahoney warned inequities could arise but would be corrected promptly.
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Upstate
Senate
Walt J. Mahoney
16 Die in Traffic Mishaps Over Weekend
Traffic accidents in New York State claimed 10 lives over the weekend. A child burned to death at Rome. Theodore Kenney Jr, 18, of Purdys was killed near Brewster Saturday when his automobile clipped another car on a curve and crashed. Police said they had chased him at speeds up to 90 miles an hour.
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Theodore Kenney, Jr
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