Truman Plans Peace Tour For World Fellowship
Former President Truman, in Washington for a weekend Democratic meeting, announced plans for a brief speaking tour next month to promote human fellowship and world peace. He will speak two or three times in the United States, with a nonpartisan religious approach, and will issue a statement when ready.
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Jet age may raise fumes at airports says IATA study
A Montreal based IATA report warns jet engines idling at major airports could emit fumes in loading areas. It notes windless conditions hinder dissipation and suggests sealing terminal areas on the apron side with air conditioning or filtration, plus covered gangways to cut noise during passenger handling.
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Porter Proposes Crash Plan for Eel River Water Use
California legislators debate a two million dollar crash program to accelerate water development on the Eel River. Porter and Harvey Banks argue for a rapid one year push while Southern leaders demand constitutional guarantees and additional projects beyond the Feather River Project before approving FRP funding. Northern and Southern factions clash over rights and regional obligations as the Ways and Means subcommittee reviews the proposal.
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Yank Denies Slaying of Japan Girl
Detroit Army specialist Gregory J. Kupski, 23, on trial in Yokohama for the murder of Kazue Eikawa, 25, denies the slaying after a scene was viewed. Prosecution cites a chalk outline. Kupski pleads not guilty as his Japanese wife Utako stands by. If convicted, penalties range from three years to death. prosecutors expect a sentence likely under 16 years. The trial recessed to May 4.
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Prisoner’s advice to judge backfires in New Jersey
Newark report says James Ames, jailed 21 of his 29 years, lectured Essex County Judge Jame Guiliano after his plea was denied. The judge planned to forward the remark to the governor and chief justice and sentenced Ames to 9 to 12 years for beating a 16 year old girl.
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Nasser Accepts Italy Visit Invite This Summer
Egypt’s President Gamal Abdel Nasser has accepted an invitation to make a state visit to Italy this summer. No date has been set by the Italian government or Egyptian officials.
Crash Bodies Packed Down After Mt Vesuvius Plane Crash
Bodies of 16 U.S. servicemen recovered two miles from the crash site on Mt Vesuvius amid ice and snow as crews removed remains. The twin-engine aircraft, part of a three-nation search, disappeared after departure from Naples Capodichino Airport bound for Istanbul with no survivors found.
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