India's Silent Battle Over Tibet Sparks Parliament Rhetoric
Indian opposition calls for stronger forces as Tibet crisis escalates with reports of fighting near Lhasa. Parliament debates Peiping's integrity, border security, and the Dalai Lama's arrival in India amid charges of a vast Chinese espionage presence.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
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Nehru
Dalai Lama
China
Case Tech students claim record in crowded phone booth
Case Tech students jam 31 people into a telephone booth at Yost Hall Dormitory for a college craze stunt. Pillows shield the group and the phone from harm as the unusual packing operation ends safely. U Nu plans a U.S. trip to attend a world religious conference in Dallas.
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UPI
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Burma
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Dallas
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Unions Plan Major Fight On Unemployment
Washington reports that AFL-CIO leaders and about 600 top union officers gathered for an all day session to mobilize for unemployment relief. Lyndon Johnson floated a federal commission plan to study joblessness and press Congress for action. A turkey dinner incident sickened over 100 Ohio delegates, with 22 hospitalized but stable. Meany urged a massive letter campaign and community rallies to spotlight jobless workers and spur presidential action. Johnson later announced the six day commission study proposal and returned to the Senate to push it forward.
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UPI
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Ohio
Eisenhower
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Labor, Department
Congress
Johnson
Federal Commission
Ohio House hearings on railroad crossing protection bill
The Highways Committee of the Ohio House opened hearings on a bill to speed protection of railroad crossings. Rep. Richard C. Malone co sponsors the measure, with Rep. George M. Hook Jr. as chairman. Others named include Rep. Edward W. DeChant and Rep. Joseph J. Murphy.
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Ohio House of Representatives
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Center
George M. Hook Jr
Edward W.,dechant
Avon Lake
Joseph * J . Murphy
Pique
Victims Parents Testify At Crossing Protection Hearing
A dozen witnesses including grieving parents told their stories at a Highways Committee hearing on a bill to speed crossing protection after the March 18 Xenia train collision. The sponsor’s cost estimates were challenged as too high, with witnesses noting delays in protective devices and variability in railroad specifications. North, whose daughter died, said costs should be lower and faulted railroads for negligence despite lights.
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Highways Committee
Xenia
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Dayton
Frank Lloyd Wright Dies at 89 in Phoenix Hospital
World renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright died at age 89 in St. Joseph's Hospital Phoenix. Wright founded the modern school of building craftsmanship and was a lifelong artistic controversy figure.
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Frank Lloyd Wright
Phoenix
Arizi
UPI
Storm
St. Joseph's Hospital
Weather Outlook and Wright Legacy in Brief
Northeastern Ohio expects cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with scattered rain this afternoon, then partly cloudy conditions and little temperature change tonight and Friday. In other news, the rebellious gentleman, famed for a signature Wright style blending precision machinery lines with natural forms, underwent emergency surgery for an intestinal obstruction and is remembered as a defining American architect.
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Ohio
Wright
Vatican Guards Tighten Security After Papal Guard Wounding
Vatican officials were shaken by the wounding of Col. Robert Nuenlist, commander of the Swiss guards, by former guardsman Adolph Rucker who slipped a pistol through a main gate. Officials contemplate tougher precautions around Pope John XXIII.
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UPI
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John XXIII
Adolph Rucker
Rucker
Republicans oppose DiSalle tax program in Ohio revolt
A bipartisan bloc in the Ohio Legislature moves to cut the two cent gasoline tax and penny cigarette tax, while Democrats warn the burden falls on the little people. Senate panel balks at sales tax unless service and fee taxes are removed as opposition grows. Ohio leaders face resistance as DiSalle pushes a four billion dollar tax plan.
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Ohio
Senate Taxation Committee
Cleveland
James J. McGettrick
Dcleveland
Read
Rer
Hese
Pleas At Crossing Hearing Highlighted In Ohio
Thirteen persons testified before the House Highways Committee on House Bill 317 to share state costs for protective devices at about 5000 unguarded railroad crossings in Ohio. Witnesses included Vaughn Lewis of Beavercreek Township and Jolene Combs a West Carrollton High senior, with others from Xenia and Belfast noting dangers and urging safety devices after recent incidents and a national attention plea by Pamela Huff.
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Belfast
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Pamela
Eisenhower
UPI
Columbus
House Highways Committee
Ohio
Vaughn. Lewis
Beavercreek
Kenia
Public Utilities Commission
Jolene Combs
West
Carrollton “High School
James Dickinson
Martin Gilligan
St. Luke's Church
Xenia
Adenauer to seek strong presidency as De Gaulle model
West Germany's Konrad Adenauer plans to run for president in July and is studying the powers of a strong executive. He aims to imitate De Gaulle's authority while keeping party control, with Ludwig Erhard and other ministers seen as possible successors within the CDU.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Adenauer
Socialist Party
Carl Schmid
Adenanee
Schmid
Interior Ministry
Christian Democratic Party
Federal Assembly
West Bertin
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Ludwig Erhard
Finance
Mediator Sees Mutually Patient Steel Pact Possible
In New York Chief mediator Joseph F Finnegan told Iron Age the government will act as an impartial broker in steel talks. He sees a patient agreement emerging from conscientious bargaining and notes 150 major contracts covering four million workers loom this year. Wage gains are expected around 8 to 10 cents an hour with no ultimatums from the government.
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UPS
Joseph F. Finnegan
Iron Age
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Ingert
London
UPI
Reginald Ley
Famous Turnovers On Its Side On Hollywood Freeway
Upside down letters on an overturned bakery truck drew curious motorists along the Hollywood Freeway. The damaged vehicle displayed the phrase Famous Turn Overs in readable form to passersby.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hollywoo Freeway
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