Eisenhower backs new disarmament proposals for London talks
President Eisenhower approved fresh U S disarmament proposals to be presented when talks with Russia resume in London. Secretary of State Dulles said the plan aims to safeguard against sudden armed attack and move toward reductions of atomic and conventional arms. Stassen will take the plan to London, leaving Sunday for Britain.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Russia
London
John Foster Dulles
White House
Dulles
United States
Harold BE. Stassen
Stassen
Parachutists from B47 crash missing third man near Arnet Okla
Two Air Force officers parachuted from a crippled Baz bomber after a tornado night flight. They reached an isolated farm as searchers worked for the third crewman. Earlier Civil Air Patrol reports claimed five bodies found, later proved erroneous. The plane, en route Tulsa to Tucson, vanished after the pilot radioed at 4:30 pm over Sayre Oklahoma.
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Arnet
Okla
Air Force
Baz
Civil Air Patrol
Sheriff's
Jamey B. Bolden
Ft Dodge
Iowa
Mallozzi
South Barto
Mass
Robert A. Messaac
Seatie
Wash
Tulsa
Oklo
Ity
Tucson
Ariz
Sayre
New Law Orders Surrender of Party Line in Emergencies
California Gov Knight signed a bill making it a misdemeanor to refuse to surrender a party line for emergency calls to fire, police, or medical services and to falsely claim an emergency to secure the line. The law targets those who block or misuse shared lines during crises.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Taw
Goodwin J. Knight
Nationalists Patrol Taipei Amid Rioting After embassy Attack
In Taipei Formosa Amassing 33000 troops enforced strict rule after violent anti American riots that damaged the U S embassy and injured 13 Americans. Authorities sought mob leaders while arrests were reported and tensions eased later in the day as mainland propaganda synchronized with Red China's stance.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kanghek
U. S
U.S
Chiang
Allente
United States
Red China
British
Hongl
Haiti Civil War Calls Troops To Rise In War
Sporadic schooling in Haiti as Brig. Gen. Leon Cantave, broadcasting from Dessalines Barracks, urged troops outside Port au Prince to rise. After months of political turmoil Cantave and police chief Pierre Armand clash for power while Cantave accuses rival Sen Louis Bejoie of driving the country toward civil war amid street clashes and a 10,000 strong crowd gathered near the army HQ and palace.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Leon Cantave
Gon
Pierre Armand
Cantave
Dessalines Barracks
Sen
Louis Béjoie
Executive Council
Army Headquarters
Col. Armand
Larry Command
Police foil plot against government in Honduras
Police in Tegucigalpa said officers led by Coar do Velasquez opposed to the military junta planned to seize control and block elections for a constitutional convention. The official sources described the failed plot to overthrow the government.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Teitay
Coardo Velasquez
Severe Southwest storm warning amid twisters across three states
An AP report details a severe storm warning covering north and east Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma with possible tornadoes. Hundreds of homes were damaged, 20 people injured, and several deaths or indirect fatalities reported as mass floods and high winds lashed the region. Flooding threatened Fort Worth Dallas area as rainfall totals reached up to 3.7 inches in the Fort Worth watershed. Dozens of tornadoes spared a wide Central Plains path, causing evacuations and property loss across multiple counties.
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Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Law’ton
Okla
Fort Smith
Ark
Shreveport
Juscion
Tex
North Texas
Fort Worth
U. S.weather Bureau
Air Force
Army
Marine Corps
Eagle Mountain Lake
Lake Worth
Boyd
Arlington “Heights
Colleyville
Love Field
Abilene
Argansis
Gainesville
Weatherford
Wweather Bureau
Aere
Teamsters in Bay Call for Beck to Quit
Oklahoma reports four killed as a tornado hits a rural area six miles south of Pay Area. In San Francisco Bay, the Joint Council of Teamsters representing about 67,000 members unanimously demanded Dave Beck resign or be removed as president. They said Beck’s position is untenable and urged action by the international executive board.
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Oklahoma
San Francisco
Pay
Joint Cornelis of
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
J Tan
Beck
Hbe
Loffive
Subsidence District Reduction Debated in Long Beach
Long Beach City Council held a special session to consider trimming about 80 percent of Los Angeles territory from a state proposed subsidence abatement district. Councilmen deferred a decision, noting Navy attitudes may influence the outcome. Navy officers in the area attended, and the amendment was drafted by Long Beach professionals after talks with Los Angeles officials led by Mayor Vermillion and City Manager Vickers.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Hey
George M. Vermillion
Sam B. Vickers
Five or More Legislators to Visit Long Beach Shipyard
The House Armed Services Committee plans a May term expedition to Long Beach Naval Shipyard to study subsidence effects. Five or more congressmen including Rep. Richard E. Lankford and Rep. Clyde Doyle expect to travel, with arrangements by the Navy and a tentative June 3 Washington return.
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Drege-Telegsacs Washingon Bureau
Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Long Beach
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Philip W. Kelleher
Craig Hosmer
Rale
Navy
Kelleher
F All
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Richard E. Lankford
Dmaj
Clyde Doyle
South Gate
Walter Norbald
R-Ore
L. Mendel Rivers
L-Sc
James van Zandt
R-Pa
Sterling Cole
R-Ny
Rivers
Charleston
S.C
Navy Yard
Cole
van Zandt
Yiere Oe
Caracas
Venezuela
Juan D
Fabio Vicente
Peron
Issac Gilaberte
Vicente
Mexico Heat Wave Kills 128 Kiddies
In Monterrey Mexico an intense heat wave led to the deaths of 28 children over four days as schools and many stores closed. The crisis sent 300 others to hospitals with heat strokes and 40 with polio amid a week of temperatures over 100 degrees and severe water shortages. Doctors cited dehydration in the child fatalities.
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Monterrey
Mexica
Mexico
Red hot fashion at oilfield safety gear show
Muscular models from Tulsa and Fort Worth displayed fireproof oilfield outfits in Dallas. Maxwell of Gusrdien Safety Co sat on a bucket of flame to model a snow white suit as Bobbye Hughes narrated the segment. The crowd of oilmen laughed and whistled at the bold designs, especially Maxwell’s “out of the frying pan into the fire” red hot ensemble.
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Dallas Wayne
Maxwell
Gusrdien Safety Co
Tulsa
Okla
Bobbye Hughes
John
Jackson
Fort Worth
Tex
Hughes
Macwell
Death Ends Outing of Mother and Son in Bus Tragedy
Mrs Pauline Ellison and her 3 year old son Eric were on a Staten Island ferry trip when a rear-door accident on a departing bus led to Eric being crushed under the wheels. The driver said he could not see or hear the cries as the bus pulled away. Eric was an only child.
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Patricia Alyce Duncan
Fresno
California
Redondo Beach
New York
Pauline Ellison
Eric
Staten Island
Manhattan
Weather and page references accompany sunny warmer forecast
The brief notes a sunny and warmer day with patchy night fog and early morning low clouds. It lists where to find related items in different newspaper sections such as Churches on Page A-6 and Sports on Pages A-7 and A-8, plus other notices and tables on B pages.
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Ask Beck
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Vickers
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American Assn
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