Ike Stassen to Confer on Disarmament Parley
President Eisenhower will meet Harold E. Stassen in Augusta to review progress toward a first step in disarmament with safeguards. Stassen flies in from Washington for a Tuesday session before resuming London talks on East West atomic arms control. The White House says the meeting will report on London negotiations and may yield guidance for the resumption of the talks.
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Beamer Improves at Beamer Hospital After Heart Attack
Rep. Beamer of Indiana was reported slightly improved today at a local hospital after suffering a heart attack Friday night. His condition remained monitored as doctors continued treatment.
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Manville to wed 27 year old Texas showgirl
New Rochelle New York Tommy Manville 63 says his 10th wife will be blonde Pat Gaston 27. He announced Sunday she will marry in two weeks. Gaston is appearing in the Ziegfeld Follies at a New York theater. Manville made the announcement at New Rochelle Hospital during an annual checkup as his bride to be dropped by with an Easter basket.
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Oil Firm Accused of Discrimination
The American Jewish Congress accuses Arabian American Oil Co of discriminating against Jewish job applicants in Saudi Arabia and says it appealed to New York State Commission Against Discrimination. Aramco claims the practice is required by Saudi regulations.
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Business Parley Ends In Two Deaths
A Los Angeles conference on business ended in the deaths of two men, Kenstein and Oscar Vogt, partners in a used car lot scheme. Police reported both men shot dead after a plan discussed in a trailer. The investigation continues as officers note the men had a troubled partnership and a history of disputes.
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Galoot Hunter Pistol Wielding Woman Jailed
In Denver a woman named Verna Peterson, 44, waved a revolver and terrorized eight people and a police officer while seeking $2,000 to return to Los Angeles. Det. Lt. Glen Archer said she targeted couples in cars and four patrons at a service station, then surrendered to the officer after pointing the pistol at him. She did not rob any of the victims.
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Hoffa Seeks Dismissal Charge In Senate Plot Case
James R. Hotta, Midwest Teamsters boss, asks federal court to dismiss an indictment charging conspiracy to plant a spy on the Senate rackets investigating committee staff. He claims wrongful denial of a preliminary hearing and seeks grand jury minutes release and a void-for-vagueness challenge to one count. A six month trial continuance is requested with trial set for May 27.
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Strike Hits Railway Express in Five Cities
New York UPi reports drivers for the Railway Express Agency walked out in a five city strike at 12 01. Teamsters Union pickets appeared outside company offices in Philadelphia Newark Kinwati St Louis and Chicago. Drivers in Cleveland and San Francisco were involved though picketing was not reported there. Additional disruptions were noted in Paterson and Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Britain Welcomes Move on China Trade Embargo
The Times of London notes cautious welcome for a U S and Britain backed relaxation of trade controls with Red China. Union drivers object to a 2634 cent per hour raise over three years. State Dept disclosed eased allied restrictions amid Bermuda talks. Times editorial warns hard bargaining ahead.
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