Eisenhower Warns U S to Fight if Needed on Berlin Crisis
President Eisenhower signaled a possible summit with the Big Four but warned Western powers not to expect a quick Berlin solution. He stated the United States would fight rather than yield to Khrushchev’s demand to end military occupation of West Berlin, stressing that peace must be backed by law and order.
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Berlin
Eisenhower
United States
Khrushchev
West Berlin
United Stat
Moscow
Britain
Willy Brandt
Russia
Greensburg mayor admits slashing self amid robbery hoax
Greensburg Indiana mayor Sheldon Smith, 39, confessed to slashing himself and fabricating a robbery tale involving three men. Prosecutor says charges possible. mayor may seek grand jury, will not run again. Smith had borrowed 7178 to cover city court funds since 1957, later repaying the amount.
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Greensburg
Ind
Sheldon Smith
Washington
Secret Service
Eisenhower
House
Smith
Richard Garvey
Bation
Decatur County Grand Jury
Secret statement cites ongoing threats to the President
The statement to the committee named no individual or current location but said the man remains a subject of concern to the presidential protection service. Threats began in 1956, with a six month prison sentence in Glenwood Springs for carrying bullets and a brief stay in a mental institution in 1957 after a failed attempt to telephone a threat in Baltimore.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Baltimore
Freeway Collision Kills Three Men In Bay Area Crash
Three men from Oakland and Hayward die in head on crash on Nim itz Freeway. The truck driver John J Williams aged 27 stationed at Alameda Naval Air Station also perishes. All occupants killed in the collision.
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Aan Leandrofi
Nimitz
John L. Archuleta
Oakland
John J. Williams
Fof Hayward
Alameda Naval Air Station
Reyes M. Martinez
Hayward
Night Blaze at Vassar Dorm Drives 125 Students Out
Fire broke out on the top floor of a dormitory at Vassar College Monday night and forced 125 girls to flee. Only one student was injured as firefighters brought the blaze under control in about two hours.
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Vassar College
Reclaiming of 2 Areas Here Sought
A citizen group pressed for urban renewal in two Long Beach areas totaling 2 863 housing units They asked City Council to designate a southwest district and a central area for old dwellings upgrading The advisory committee urged a minimum housing standards ordinance and central area certification for FHA insured loans, with no subsidy planned for either zone.
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Long Beach
Noa
Federal Housing Land Home Finance Agency
Sam E. Vickers
Loren W. McCannon
James A. Edmunds Jr
Woman Paralyzed for 22 Years Gave Birth in Louisville
Mrs Carl Krider, paralyzed by polio since age seven, welcomed her first child Kathleen Ann Krider a 5 pound 34 ounce girl delivered by Caesarean section in Louisville. Doctors said both mother and baby Kathleen Ann Krider were doing fine. The couple, married 22 years, celebrated the birth of their daughter.
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Louisville
Carl Krider
Two Children Die With Father in Car Tragedy
In Birmingham, Gerald Ray Glass, 34, and his two children Jerry 10 and Arlene 8 died from carbon monoxide after notes the children wrote hinted at agreeing with their father’s plan. Deputy Coroner James O Butler ruled it a murder suicide, with Glass despondent. Mrs Glass said there was no known trouble in the family.
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Birmingham
Gerald
Ray» Glass
Vasnily
Sheriff's Deputies
James O. Butler
Glass
Jerry
Arlene
Butler
Aircraft Company Electrician
Where to Find It Governs Visit Details
Gov Brown has scored both political and social triumphs in his current visit to Washington DC. This brief guide lists where to find related coverage across the paper and the relevant pages for features, notices, and sections including Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, and various department pages.
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Brown
Washington, D. C
Hal Boyle
Peath
Wilson
Shady Past Bared at Sentence Hearing
Ventura AP reports the opening of a sentencing hearing for Elizabeth Dune as prosecutors seek a death sentence amid claims of a shady past. The proceedings focus on the defendant’s background and the judge’s determinations of eligibility for the death penalty.
Ireland’s President welcomed in Washington on St Patrick’s Day
President Eisenhower greeted Sean T. O’Kelly of Ireland at National Airport as the first Irish head of state to visit the United States. A green carpet ceremony featured an honor guard and Irish airs by a Navy band, with over 300 spectators watching the greeting on St Patrick’s Day.
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Washington
Sean T. O'Kelly
Ireland
Eisenhower
St. Patrick Day
White House
Wash ‘Ington’s
U. S
O'Kelly
New York City
Columbine
Apostle of the Gael
Jim
United States
U. S. Navy
Weather forecast: low clouds and fog. sunny Wednesday
Low cloud and fog cover tonight into Wednesday morning. Wednesday will be mostly sunny and slightly cooler with calm to light winds.
Irish St Patrick Parade Captivates New York Crowds
Patrolman Daniel Sullivan's whistle opened a five hour St Patrick's Day parade on Fifth Avenue. About 120000 Irish Americans formed 62 battalions to honor Saint Patrick as sunny skies and a 45 degree day greeted the event. An estimated one million spectators were expected to view the spectacle along the avenue.
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New York
Daniel Sullivan
Sth Ave
Parrick
Emerald Isle
Ireland
Ssaint
U S Copters Rescue 13 From Italian Tanker
US helicopters evacuated 13 crew members from the Italian tanker Lisa after it ran aground 50 miles southwest of Casablanca Morocco. A 10 foot swell broke over the 660 ton ship as the captain and first mate remained aboard the vessel whose superstructure rose above water.
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Casablanca
Morocco
U.S. Air Force
Alter
Discoverer J Satellite Declared Lost in Pole Orbit
The Defense Department said Discoverer J, first pole to pole orbitSat, is presumed dead after radio silence and radar-tracking failure. Launched Feb 28 from Vandenberg, it lasted about half its expected 36 day life, with orbit confirmed March 5 by 41 tracking reports.
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Washington
UPS
Defense Department
Ead
Roy W. Johnson
Department
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Discoverer
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Alaska
Hawaii
United States
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