Lovebug romance blooms as Margaret Truman marries
Independence Missouri reports on Margaret Truman, 32, wedding to Clifton Daniel Jr., 43. A hush hush, dignified event draws 200 reporters and 4 000 townsfolk as trains arrive, gifts opened, and plans for a private, modest ceremony unfold with family from North Carolina and a Kansas City Club dinner planned.
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Margaret
Truman
Independence
Status
Clifton
Daniel
North Carolina
Kansas” City
New York City
Lane
Reese
3 Miners Rescued After 44 Hours Trapped
Arab leaders plan parley as U N secretary general Hammarskjold presses for border talks. Israel denies cease fire violations while noting no major disagreements with UN observers.
Soviet Leaders Hold Talks With Eden In London
Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev met Prime Minister Anthony Eden at No 10 Downing Street for day two of discussions on peace and the Middle East. The crowd remained silent as the leaders arrived. plans include meetings at Mansion House and a dinner at the Royal Naval College Greenwich.
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London
INS
Nikolai
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
Britain
Communist Party
No. 10
Downing Street
Sir Anthony Eden
Selwyn Lloyd
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Mansion House
Greenwich
Annapsolis
Royal Naval College
Poland Purges Top Officials in Stalinism Purge
London dispatch reports Poland’s Communist regime firing three top government officials in a second satellite purge. The regime frames the moves as a cleansing of Stalinist sins amid political realignments and authority reassertion.
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London
Poland
Commmunist
Bohlen Discusses Soviet Developments With Eisenhower
Ambassador Bohlen met President Eisenhower to share his interpretation of recent events in the Soviet Union including the downgrading of Stalin. He avoided Middle East matters and said it was a normal report. Bohlen plans to return to Moscow tomorrow. The Polish purge of state officials followed miscarriages of supervision in military and civilian prosecutions, amid moves to correct Stalin era errors.
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Jerusalem
Hammarskjold
David Ben-Gurion
Gaza
U. N
Jordan
Oday
E. L. M. Burns
Truce Supervision Organization
Syria
Washington
Charles Ey
Bohlen
Russia
Eisenhower
Stalin
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Kalinowski
Vulko Chervenkov
Rescuers Free Three Miners After 44 Hours Entombment
In Sunnyside Utah rescue teams pulled Lavell Golding Joe Archuleta and Lloyd Meath from a collapsed Kaiser Coal mine tunnel. A fourth miner Joseph Otterstrom remained unaccounted as crews crawled through rock and ore to reach him. The three survivors were treated at Sunnyside Hospital for injuries and dehydration.
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Sunnyside
Utah
Toen
Lavell Golding
Wellington
Joe’ Archuletta
Dragerton
Abun
Ni & Xm
Heath
Iquicely
Golding
Archiletta
Ian
Amily
Otterstrom
Sill
Record $110 Million Approved for U.S. Propaganda Aid
Washington House Appropriations Committee approves a record 110 million dollars for the United States Information Agency and related programs for the 1957 fiscal year. The package includes 22.7 million more than prior funding, with cuts to certain requests and rejections of air carrier use for a floating etherama. Funds cover USIA, State, Justice, judiciary, and refugee relief, plus UN and Inter-American allocations.
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Washington
INS
House
America
Oreman
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Voice’ of America Brondeaasta
USTA
Etherama
Mathball- Fleet
Invan
TMGAS
Federal Judiciary
State Department
Oye Rar
Davertment
Federal
Judiciary
United Nations
Nicaragua
Republic of Panama
Cana Zone
TODAY'S PICTURES AND FEATURES LISTING
A brief notice lists regular features and page numbers including Amusements of Financial, Bridge, Classified, Radio-TV, Editorials, Your Money, Letters, and Sports. It notes the presence of a women’s story and a death notice in today’s edition.
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Amusements of Financial
Franklin
Radio-Tv
Cry
BaSports
Democrats Warn of Financial Crisis in 1956 Campaign
Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler says the party faces a financial crisis threatening 1956 victory. He notes Republicans hold about four million dollars while Democrats have only around one hundred thousand, demanding fund raising become the top priority. Butler warns the lack of funds could prevent a national TV program and hurt the party’s issue presentation.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Butler
National Committee
Rocket Range Blast Fatal in Australia
A premature missile firing at a Sydney range caused a fatal blast injuring officer James Edward Lister and several technicians. The explosion hurled them against hangar walls and ripped part of the building. The missile type was not disclosed.
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Sydney
Australia
James Edward Lister
Driver Acquitted Of Drunk Charge
A railroad engineer Raymond Brownell of Myrtle Street New York Central Railroad was acquitted in Traffic Court after a four woman jury deliberated briefly on charges of driving while intoxicated stemming from a two car crash March 20 near the 400 block of Spencer Street.
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Raymond Brownell
Myrtle St
New York Central Railroad
Spencer St
Police raid uncovers hidden items in Tampa cottage
Police said a raid on a Tampa cottage uncovered items beyond what appeared casual. The search on Thursday yielded evidence suggesting illicit activity, with investigators pursuing leads and examining the scene for further details.
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Tampa
Fla
Judy Suuina
Spring Weather Outlook Aims Past and Present
Weather outlook from Keller notes cool conditions in the South with possible snow flurries tonight and a high near 45. Five day forecast indicates temperatures 4 to 8 degrees below normal with showers expected Sunday and a warming trend to near 50 by Monday. Winds vary from northwest to southwest at 10 to 20 mph.
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Southland
Syracuse
Andy
Keller
Keller Preddlets
Tape betting bust in Detroit raid shocks police
Detroit police raided a suspected cookie shop and found a tape recorder recording horse race bets and numbers. Patrolman Jack Peterson said the device was taking down bets as officers arrived.
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Detroit
Jack. Peterson
Office Humor About Employees At Desk Lengths
A lighthearted quip suggests the many workers in an office would be comfier if stretched end to end. The joke playfully emphasizes the sheer number of staff and the crowded workplace.
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Dex
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Monaco
Missouri
D.E Pendence
Butes
Daniel Jr
Trinity Church
France
Harry S. “Truman
Margaret Truman
Associated Press
Nasser
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Egypt
Gamel
Abdel Nasser
Jidda
King Saud
Imam Ahmed
Red Sea
Mecca
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Palestine
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Lebanon
Strip
Deir el Ballagh
Tr Wyplian
Israel
Gaza Strip
Foreign “Ministry
Mammarskjold
Beith. Guvrin
Judean
Hammarskjoli
By Joan Crider
Red Poland
Stanislaw “Radkiewicz
Stefan Kalinowski
Stanislaw Zarakowski
Warsaw Radio
Vern
Reich
Ecaug
Col
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