Eisenhower cites Soviet propaganda at Geneva talks
President Eisenhower warned a news conference that the Soviet Union is pushing propaganda to gain seats for East Germany Poland and Czechoslovakia at the Geneva foreign ministers conference He urged negotiation without propaganda and noted Khrushchev has not proposed a U S visit Meanwhile a Colorado jail scene unfolds with Dixie Ann Gottfried former Miss Colorado Jaycee admitting two armed robberies after being jailed for days her husband in Illinois prison as details mix with the Aurora store holdup and Denver hotel theft narrative
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Herter urges Russia to join in serious negotiations
Secretary of State Christian A Herter urged Andrei Gromyko to join in serious constructive negotiations at the Geneva foreign ministers meeting. He said progress could lead to a summit if the Western powers gain support, and noted East Germany Poland and Czechoslovakia as points of contention while Germany remains split and Justice Considerations linger.
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Eleven Children Hurt as Bus Overturns in Gibsonville
Eleven school children were bruised and shaken when their school bus ran off a rural road near Gibsonville North Carolina and overturned. Bus driver Lacy Tickle, 16, was charged with failing to keep on the right side of the road.
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Where-To Find It Panel Reports Juvenile Delinquent Views
A follow up in this series notes most juvenile delinquents are essentially normal rather than emotionally disturbed, based on input from a panel of experts. Refer to Page B-8 for details and related items across the issue.
Weather Outlook Clears Thursday After Cloudy Night
A cloudy night gives way to clearing skies by Thursday afternoon with little temperature change. The maximum temperature by noon today reaches 69 degrees.
Home Edition Telegraphs Daily Six Editions
A brief newspaper record noting home edition variations and telephone reference numbers for the six daily editions.
Two Capital Viscount explodes over Maryland killing 36
A Viscount airliner exploded midair over Maryland on Tuesday killing 27 passengers and four crew. The crash followed another Capital plane and multiple military jets going down within 24 hours, totaling 36 deaths. Investigators say the plane was blown apart by an explosion but exact cause remains undetermined. FBI not yet involved. Three Air Force F 86 Sabres crashed near Myrtle Beach during a separate mission. pilots presumed lost. Coast Guard and search efforts continued into the night.
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Eisenhower Urges Congress to Hike Gas Tax and Farm Aid
President Eisenhower called on Congress for swift action on four measures including a temporary federal gasoline tax increase from 3 to 4 cents per gallon to stave off highway deficit, a billion dollar rise in FHA authority, and urgent corrective wheat legislation before May 15. He warned the omnibus housing bill and inflationary risk loom in Congress.
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Jet nearly misses airliner over California
A jet streaked within about 50 feet of a American Airlines passenger plane 50 miles west of Bakersfield at 16 500 feet. The pilots reported the near miss saying the jet passed directly in front of the liner as it flew from Houston to San Francisco and no evasive action was possible before alerting air traffic control.
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Idaho Man Urged as Next LBSC President Candidate
Idaho State College president Carl W. McIntosh, 44, long time educator from Idaho, is rumored as the likely successor to Dr. P. Victor Peterson at Long Beach State College. State officials tentatively plan a board review this weekend after a committee outline of qualifications. Continuous reporting indicates an imminent nomination but no official confirmation yet.
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Wolf Nips Finger of Girl at Land Park Zoo
Nan Brett, 12, fed cake to a wolf at Land Park Zoo in Sacramento Tuesday. The wolf grabbed the cake and bit the girl's finger tip. she received emergency treatment. The girl said the incident was accidental and the wolf did not mean to hurt her.
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Dulles Gains Noted in Pneumonia Fight
The States Department reported some improvement in the pneumonia afflicting cancer-stricken John Foster Dulles. Press officer Lincoln White said no significant change occurred in the former secretary of state's overall condition.
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