South African Negroes Back on Job After Pass Protests
Large crowds of Negro workers returned to jobs today after a one day boycott that sparked violence in Johannesburg and Cape Town. Police reported near normal conditions in the 350000 nonwhite district as demonstrations against passbooks intensified, with trains blocked and many buildings set ablaze.
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Cape Town
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African National Congress
New York
U. N
Khrushchev Tours Verdun Battlefield Memorial
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev visited Verdun amid gray drizzle to inspect the 1916 battlefields famed as the longest bloodiest WWI fight. He stood before a monument containing the remains of unidentified soldiers, then greeted a crowd of about 700 with a silent wave amid chants.
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France
UPI
Nikita
Six Starved Children Taken From Parents in Oregon Case
Six children underfed and ill were removed from the Morris home near Portland after two sisters died of malnutrition and pneumonia. A Juvenile Court judge ordered temporary guardianship as deputies investigated conditions in the three room shack where seven slept on one mattress. The parents claimed a $504 monthly income and a large grocery bill while authorities cited severe neglect and health risks.
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Taylor Morris
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Robert
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Carl Dahl
Glasgow Whisky Depot Fire Kills Nineteen Firemen
A Glasgow whisky warehouse explosion killed 19 firefighters and injured at least 40. The six story depot contained about 55 000 gallons of whisky and millions in tobacco losses. Flames and heat hampered rescue as two girls narrowly escaped tragedy.
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Scotland
Britain
Nlow
Nasser in India for 12 Day State Visit
President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic arrived in New Delhi for a 12 day state visit. Prime Minister Nehru and President Rajendra Prasad welcomed him.
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India
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nehru
Rajendra Prasad
Nixon Pledges Campaign Will Be Hard Fight
Nixon vows a fighting campaign if he wins the Republican presidential nomination. Speaking to 8,000 at a Lincoln rally he warns the fight of our lives with GOP strength in Congress at a low point since 1936. He outlines a state by state effort and urges no personal attacks while criticizing Democrats and defending Republicans. He highlights farm policy as a key issue and challenges Congress to act, calling for farm solutions over unresolved surplus and declining prices.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Three Teenagers Rescued From Niagara River
Edward Licht aged 14 of Tonawanda fell through ice in the East Niagara River on Monday while two companions Frederick Mitchell 14 and John Perry 13 of Tonawanda were unable to help him. A nearby power plant worker alerted the Erie County sheriff's office and deputies with marine construction workers cut an ice path with a chain saw to guide a boat and rescue Licht and his companions.
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Niagara River
Edward Licht
Frederick Mitchell
John Perry
Ene County Sherif
U S and Britain in accord on major issues at Camp David
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan reached substantial agreement on disarmament and world affairs during a Camp David conference. Vice President Nixon and top aides joined. plans focused on a new joint U S British proposal to the Soviet Union and preparations for the May Paris summit with de Gaulle and Khrushchev. No flood threat was reported for the Hudson Mohawk basins in the spring bulletin.
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Harold Macmillan
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Richard M. Nixon
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White House
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Soviet Union
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Con O Nell
British Foreign Office
Washington
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Geneva
Safer Cigarettes May Already Be on Market
Louisville report notes a six year ACS study may show if low tar and nicotine cigarettes truly extend life. Dr E Cuyier Hammond urges disclosure of tar and nicotine levels. Doctors Auerbach and Shimkin describe cancer links and potential 60 percent drop in lung cancer if smoking ends.
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Les
Hammond
Science Writers
Oscar Auerbach
Auerbach
Veterans Administration
East Orange
N. J
Michael B. Shimkin
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Cross Strikers Picket Lines At Syracuse Today
More than 2,000 hourly workers crossed Carrier Corp picket lines to work at two Syracuse plants. Carrier reported 2,100 on the job, production ongoing with some isolated issues, as police and deputies kept order outside the plants. Union leaders disputed Carrier figures while negotiations for a new contract continued.
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Iyracise
Carriel
Steelworkers Local 5895
John Kowalski
Francis Brewster
New York State Ends Year With One Million Surplus Says Rockefeller
Governor Rockefeller announced that New York will close the fiscal year with a surplus of about one to two million dollars, reversing earlier deficit projections. Revenue totals near 295 million with 4 million more in receipts than anticipated, aided by cautious tax and borrowing maneuvers and a 33 million dollar cash reserve. The plan also includes a nine percent district aid increase and a nine million dollar school program to address Upstate concerns.
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Bridge Railing Pierces Driver After Car Skids Into Pond
Barraton Michigan resident Wilton? Won was knocked unconscious when his car skidded off a bridge and struck the guard rail, a 130 foot improbable strike. He remained in fair condition as rescuers freed him from the icy pond beneath the structure. Sheriff Ramsdill called the incident highly unusual as he described the near-miss between the railing and the motorist.
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Haulias
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Barraton
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Won
Wison
Sherff
Donald Ramsdill
Wivon
Screen Actors Guild Strike Progress in Hollywood Talks
Hollywood actors and the Screen Actors Guild negotiators meet again as the 22 day strike continues. Progress is reported but key issue remains actors demand a share of studios proceeds from films sold to television.
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Hollywood GP
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Rockefeller to Rest on Venezuela Ranch After Legislature
Governor Rockefeller plans a short vacation at his Venezuela ranch after the 1960 Legislature adjourns. He aims to return by April 7 to speak in Lacetown, after finishing the 30 day bill signing period.
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Rockefeller
Venezuela Ranch
Albany
Lacetown
Cuba will not oust U.S. from Guantanamo base
Armed Forces Minister Raul Castro says Cuba has no plans to remove the United States from Guantanamo naval base. He added the base can stay in eastern Cuba as long as peaceful conditions prevail. Fidel Castro's brother was interviewed Monday by Robert Branson of Federated Publications, Inc.
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Havana
Barbara Eden Recovers After Emergency Appendectomy
Hollywood actress Barbara Eden, star of How to Marry a Millionaire, is reported recovering well after an emergency appendectomy. She is the wife of actor Michael Ansara of the Broken Arrow series.
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Barbara Eden
Michael Ansara
Broken Arrow
Floods Threaten Midwest Rains and Mild Described by AP
Thunderstorms and showers drenched flood threatened areas of the Midwest as rivers rose from melting snow. Gusty winds reached 63 mph in Hutchinson Kansas while a tornado touched near Shattuck Oklahoma. Light art and fog spread across the upper Midwest and Great Lakes with widespread flood potential in Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Iowa.
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Shattuck
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Missouri
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