U.S. and Britain push for atmospheric nuclear ban
In Geneva the United States and Britain urged a comprehensive test ban covering underground, atmospheric, and space shots. American envoy Wadsworth indicated a full ban would be accepted if the Russians joined. the Russian delegation signaled reservations, and talks reopened after the Easter break.
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Wadsworth
Buddhist monks urge break with Red China in Ceylon
Buddhist monks in Ceylon called for severing ties with Communist China amid the Ceylon Chinese trade pact. The move came as regional tensions and the Dalai Lama's presence in India influenced Buddhist circles. The report notes Premier Solomon Bandaranaike and Bomdila town figures in the broader diplomacy context.
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Red
China
Earnest Hoberecht
New Delhi
UPI
Dalai Lama
Solomon Bandara
Tibet
Naike
Can-Hill
Bomdila
Snow Flurry Dims After Pa Blizzard Hits Blairsville
A cold front fronts a national pattern as snow flurries fall in Blairsville Pennsylvania with about six inches reported in the city and lighter accumulations in nearby areas. Northwestern Virginia sees up to three inches.
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Pennsylvania City
Virginia
Weather notes and storm impacts across the region
The report covers northwest and northeast Ohio with cloudiness and minor temperature changes, highs around the 42 to 47 range and lows near 27 to 32. It mentions a warmer Tuesday, sunrise and sunset times, humidity, and moon phases, alongside a separate note on Washington sleet and snow clinging to blossoms. A cold air mass then pushed into Georgia and West Virginia, threatening crops in the Carolinas and ending a recent warm spell with NYC readings in the 80s and Virginia near 90.
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Ohio
Washington
Georgia
West Virginia
Carolinas
New York City
Virginia
Ohio Gets April Snow and Local Charter Memo
Ohio reports a late April snowfall affecting Amherst and surrounding areas as PYTHIAN SISTERS in Amherst organize four charter members and related meetings amid wintery weather.
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Ohio
Pythian Sisters
Amherst
Buddhist monks protest delays as Dalai Lama escapes
Buddhist hill peoples greet the Dalai Lama as he flies toward New Delhi after fleeing Tibet. In Ceylon the embassy’s rebuff to Buddhists sparks diplomatic anger and protests, while telegrams flow to India offering asylum to the Dalai Lama and condemnation of Peiping.
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Assam
Ceylon
Kandy
Peiping
Dalai Lama
Tibet
India
Red Army
Milk samples show high Strontium-90 levels in St. Louis
The U.S. Public Health Service reports milk samples from St. Louis contained more deadly radioactive Strontium-90 last year than any others tested.
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Washington
Radiation fears and student death cloud Midview area
Fragmented report notes Midview student dies after a coma lasting a month amid broader concerns about radiation from milk and U.S. testing. It details microcurie measurements of Strontium-90 in milk across multiple cities and lists yearly averages and January lows, alongside local infrastructure funding and street projects.
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Tibet
New Delhi
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Cincinnati
New York City
Sacramento
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Salt Lake City
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Atlanta
Largo
N.D. Moorehead
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Chicago
Tex
Salt Lake
Oremem
Ohio Governor orders crackdown on gambling at racetracks
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle said he would tighten racing procedures and erase gambling in Ohio. He spoke with Belmont County Prosecutor William Irwin about actions taken to close five large gambling operations found by the Liquor Department’s Special Investigating Squad. DiSalle urged the rules to bar track officials from associating with gamblers and noted Irwin’s grand jury found no gambling in the county. He warned industries might avoid Belmont County if law enforcement is lax. Continued on Pg 2, Oct. 5.
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UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
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Belmont County
William Irwin
Liquor Department
DiSalle
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Irwin and
Sherff Clyde Barricklow
Irwin
Martins Ferry
Bellaire
United States Plans Three-Satellite Launch From Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg
NASA will launch three satellites today from Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg AFB. The Cape Canaveral mission combines a magnetic field and air density instrumented satellite with a 30 inch inflatable sphere aboard a Vanguard rocket. A Discoverer satellite from Vandenberg aims for a south-north polar orbit with instrument packages to be recovered, as part of a long range effort to develop space based Earth observation and reconnaissance capabilities.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Vanguard
Canaveral
Vandenberg
Air Force
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Atlas Intercontinental
National Aeronautical and Space Administration
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IGY
Dulles Expected To Give Up Post
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles shows little response to abdominal cancer treatment prompting Eisenhower to consider his capacity. Reports say Dulles, 71, left Florida for medical observation at Walter Reed after a rapid vacation, with White House and State Department officials weighing whether he can resume leadership.
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Washington
UPI
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Dulles
Florida
Walter Reed Army Administration
State Department
Redent
Columbine
Eisen
Richard M. Nixon
Department Helm
Lincoln White
White
United Press International
Ono Mgh
Walker Reed
MATS
Dulles Chack
Fight Cancer Month Emphasizes Prevention Efforts
The American Cancer Society designates April as Fight Cancer month and urges Americans to adopt prevention steps. Dr. Eugene Pendergrass, president of the society, authored UPI dispatches outlining actions individuals can take to protect themselves and families from cancer. The series begins on page 2 today.
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American Cancer Society
Eugene P. Pendergrass
Society
United Press International
Steel Workers to Confer on Wage Talks in New York
United Steel Workers of America top leadership meets in New York to plan negotiations for a new steel wage contract set to begin May 18. President David J. McDonald will meet with key aides as contract goals and demands are outlined. The three year pacts expire June 30 and Hoffa backs strike action if needed.
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New York
UPI
United Steel Workers of America
Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Harrisburg
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Shot Fired At Almond Governor Of Virginia
Police plan steps to pursue a gunman who fired at Governor J Lindsay Almond as he walked near the executive mansion in Richmond. The shot came from shrubbery close to the Capitol on Friday, wounding only his bodyguards and prompting a state investigation. Almond remained defiant saying he would carry on.
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UPI
J. Lindsay Almond
Almond
Executive
State Capitol
Capitol
Wilbur Walker
C. G. Phaup
Gover l
A. EL . Stephens
Manson
Augusta
James C. Hagerty
United States
Michigan Skiers Spend 14 Million Last Winter
Tourist council confirms about 130 000 skiers spent 14 million dollars on ropes and winter resorts last season. Fragmentary ad text follows with unclear numbers and phrases about accessories and contact codes.
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Tourist Council of
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