Nehru urges Afro Asians to dodge Formosan issue
Nehru told reporters the Asian African conference should tackle general principles not specific problems such as Formosa. He warned the Formosan question is controversial and should be settled peacefully or not at all. Delegates at Rangoon questioned the conference’s purpose as leaders moved to Bandung Indonesia.
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Cap
India
Formosa
Asia
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Rangoon
Red
Ex-Syracusan’s Son Suffocates in Ice Box
The three year old David Anthony Fennessy son of a former Syracuse couple died in Los Angeles when trapped inside an abandoned ice box with eight year old Albert Arebalo. Deputies found the boys after a several hour search in a tumble down chicken shed near their homes. Both families were awaiting new babies at the time.
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Los Angeles
Calif
David Anthony Fennessy
Framx Fennessy
Millen
Mary C. Moriarty
R. F. Britton
County Rescue Unit No. 9
John Richardson
Fennessy
Arehalo
Call's Trial Starts June 6
James A. Call, 29, ex Air Force major charged with first degree murder in the sinking of a Lake Placid policeman, will go on trial June 6 as Justice Andrew W. Ryan set the date. Defense asked for postponement of preliminary motions due to illness of counsel EL Stewart Jones. jury panel to be drawn in April.
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Elizabethtown
James A. Call
Air Force
Lake Placid
Andrew W. Ryan
State Supreme Court
Ryan
Robert L. Gold
Troy
EL Stewart Jones
Mexico to Return New Salk Vaccine Shipment
Customs at Mexico City ordered the 6.0 Mcc shipment of the new Salk polio vaccine returned. Pan American Airways was asked to impound the vaccine and bring it back to Houston after a foreign shipment was halted. Houston customs learned of the halt Wednesday.
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Houston CP
Srials
Mexico City
Pan- American Airways
Houston Customs Office
Todays Features and Pictorials Highlighted on Page 16
The page teases regular features and a photo section on todays layout. It mentions sections like Argent Britz Cassfied Comes Deaths and Women s Sports with a reference to todays pictures on page 16.
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Argent Britz
Landslide in Japan Claims Homes and Missing Persons
A landslide after three days of heavy rain struck Sasebo Japan collapsing a dan on 25 houses. Two bodies recovered and 28o people evacuated in the area. Police chief Honda says little hope remains for finding the 25 missing. More slides feared.
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Japan
Po- Hier
T. Honda Sa
Burked Escape Aids Convicted In Jail Break Case
Suffolk Superior Court found Allan G. Locke and William E. Cavanaugh guilty of aiding Elmer Burke in his Aug escape from Suffolk County Jail. Locke drove the getaway car disguised as a woman, while Cavanaugh aided Burke. Judge Frank E. Smith sentenced them to seven to 10 years each. Acquitted were jail guard Robert J. Morgan and Cornelius Connolly. Burke remains at large awaiting trial on weapons charges and related killings.
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Boston
Morgan
Burke
New York
Cai
Today's Chuckle on Efficiency Experts and Startups
An efficiency expert offers advice on running a business and two aspiring entrepreneurs start their own venture, highlighting smart approaches and startup energy.
Vaccine for All Under 20 by 56 Is Plan of N Y State Health Chief
Albany reports state health commissioner outlines a plan to immunize all residents under 20 by 1956 with Salk vaccine. Free inoculations for one million schoolchildren begin before June, with early grades targeted in late April or early May. Funds from a $3 million emergency pool require approval, stockpile planned for summer areas and fall use.
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N. Y
Albany
Warman
Hillahne
Harri
Rayburn Dinner Signals Democratic Unity Bid
In Washington a $100 a plate Rayburn dinner showcased party harmony as Democrats sought to bury the loyalty oath dispute from the 1952 convention. An advisory group was to draft rules allowing more nominees to bolt without discipline while aiming to prevent a Dixie rebellion at 1956. Senator Russell and Senator Humphrey praised unity at a breakfast for national committeemen and women, hosted by Lyndon and Lady Bird Johnson.
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Sam Rayburn
Texas
Stephen A. Mitchell
Paul M. Butler
National Committee
Chicago
Alabama
Russell
D.-Ga
Eisenhower
Humphrey
D._Minn
Capitol
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
National Output Rises to 389 Billion in 1955 First Quarter
Washington says total national production and services hit an annual rate of 389 billion dollars in Q1 1955, up from 4124 billion the prior quarter and far above 1954's final quarter. The advisers warn only a major downturn could derail reaching a new peak this year.
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Washington GP
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
U. S.S
Textile workers strike across New England and South
About 25,000 textile workers in Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island and Vermont join a wage dispute demanding a new contract and rejecting a 10 cent per hour cut. Violence and labor unrest escalate in the South as Louisville and Nashville railroad workers prepare to strike, while mediation efforts continue.
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South
C.I.0. Textile Workers' Union
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
National Mediation Board
Washington
Dynamite in Death by Own Action Note Debunked
Garden City Newsday reports the death note left by Charles W. Chapman deputy SLA official contained a dud dynamite reference. Names cited include former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and investigator J. Irwin Shapiro though the note appears personal to Chapman’s wife Rosamond.
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Newsday
Charles W. Chapman
State Liquor Authority
Thomas E. Dewey
State Investigations
J. Irwin Shapiro
Chapman
Dewey
Shapiro
William B. Herlands
Rosamond
Charles
Cornell University
SLA
Queens Village
Weather Forecast Promises Sunny Weekend Ahead
The Weather Man predicts a second consecutive sunny and mild weekend with a low of 42 tonight and a high near 65 tomorrow. No rain is expected in the near future as April remains unusually dry and warmer than normal.
Builder to Give Town Free School in Madison Township
A builder from South Orange announced plans to fund a new six room school for MADISON TOWNSHIP N Z. He stated he would not accept any payment from the town and believed the project would aid local children. The planning board approved the proposal after his request was considered.
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N. Z
South Orange
Gianning Board
Salnreed
Len
Franks Eck Hit by Kiss Accident in Frankfurt
In Frankfurt Germany a goalkeeper named Frank Eck was hit by a broken eardrum after a teammate Barbara kissed him on the left ear by mistake rather than the cheek.
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Germany
Frank Eck
Sta
Barbara
Vaccine Due Here Next Week
The first air shipment of polio vaccine for mass inoculations is expected to arrive next week. A Detroit firm said shipments may start this afternoon with distribution to Southern states first. Syracuse plans align with National Foundation guidance for two shots now and a booster later. Parochial school vaccinations begin May 2 with booster timing tied to 1954 vaccinations.
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Detroit
Mich
Thorn Kuhl
the Herald-Journal
National Foundation
Syracuse
National Foundation For
William Ayling
Syracuse Public
State Clerk Shot In Chest by Youth
New York police say State Senate clerk Joseph Mac gin was shot in the chest while walking home in Manhattan. He identified four youths fleeing the scene and was taken by foot to St Clare's Hospital. Doctors suspect a 12 gauge or homemade zip gun caused the wound.
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New York
Git
Joseph Macgin
State Senate
Manhattan
Macgin
SER
St. Clare’s Hospital
Strange Case of the Businessman Who Ran Away to Be a Clown
A Pensacola based businessman disappeared causing a sensational stir as his look alike, a clown persona, sparked speculation. Friends and associates described his sudden changes in behavior and rumored motives while a local audience recalled his cheerful, investigative past.
Salk Vaccine Arrives Southward as Polio Season Nears
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis plans vaccine distribution from the South to Canada, with early school closures and an earlier polio season. Dr. Hart S. Van Riper notes NIH approval may delay shipments. first doses ready by midweek. Jonas Salk returns to Pittsburgh to a large welcome, amid nationwide gratitude and citizen fund initiatives.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
South
Hart S. van Riper
Eisenhowers Nixon Children Still Unvaccinated
White House press secretary James Hagerty said Eisenhower grandchildren and Nixon daughters have never had Salk polio vaccine shots. He blamed a newspaper report that cited a pharma firm agreeing to supply the vaccine under pressure, which was not printed.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Nixon
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Firma
Comic Books And Cows In Sunday Sun Herald-American
A fragment describes two topics Comic Books And Cows and notes Onondaga County agriculture diversification. The text mentions writer Richard J. Hottercen and a serialized interwoven series, but details are incomplete and partly garbled.
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Sunday Herald-American
Onondaga County
Grens
Dritt
Richard J. Hottercen
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