Ike and Khrushchev Battle For Minds Across Continents
Two leaders in a high stakes campaign to win over underdeveloped nations as Eisenhower tours Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay while Khrushchev visits India Burma Indonesia and Afghanistan. Each stresses freedom of choice and economic aid as tools in the Cold War struggle with stark contrasts in style and reception across continents.
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Chile
Uruguay
Nikita Khrushchev
India
Burma
Indonesia
Afghanistan
PRR
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Cuba
Western Hemisphere
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Santiago
Montevideo
Khrushchev
Russia
DiSalle Seeks Democratic Unity in Ohio Primary
Gov Michael V DiSalle urged 200 delegates at a Columbus rally to deliver a smashing victory over Cuyahoga County Chairman Ray Miller Sr to prove the party stands for principled government. He framed the May 3 primary as the real test and pledged support for his convention slate.
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UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Ray T. Miller Sr
Democratic Party
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DiSalle
Miller
Global Scanner Missile Fears Spur Call for Space Defense
Washington reports that Pentagon director Herbert F. York warned of a future global-range missile able to strike from the Southern Hemisphere. He urged a worldwide infrared satellite system, the Midas project, to detect launches instantly and prolong warning beyond fifteen minutes. The effort, already costing about 750 million dollars in stakes and stations, aims to outpace transarctic limits and detect submarine launches.
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York
U.S
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Alumni Association
Midas
Senator Urges Tax Reform To Stop Double Deduction
Sen Williams warned that a tax loophole allowing a single year’s state property taxes to be deducted in federal returns could cost the federal government over 600 million. He cited Ohio West Virginia Michigan and South Carolina as examples and proposed Treasury backed legislation to deny more than one year’s taxes in a single federal year. The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio reports the speech as lawmakers debate a closing tax gimmick.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Mich
Wife Faces Hearing In Slaying In Lebanon Ohio
Pauline Freeman, 30, charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of her husband Robert Freeman at their Kings Mills apartment near Lebanon Ohio. Sheriff reports she gave a statement claiming years of abuse including drinking and bodily harm since their marriage at age 14. She alleged her husband beat their youngest daughter Diana the day before the shooting.
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Lebanon
Diana
Rite Probed By State Party In Jackson County
Two Ohio Department of Transportation officials arrived in Jackson County to probe rumors that workers were coerced into contributing to the Democratic Party. Highway Director Everett S. J. Preston announced a full-scale investigation while noting no evidence yet of solicitation by department employees on state property or time. He cited a report that the Jackson County Democratic Committee chair contacted state staff without authorization.
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UPS
Jackson County
Everett S.J
Preston
Jackson
Jackson County Democratic Committee
Peach King of the Peach Belt and the Queen Debate
A whimsical UPI piece explores America’s fascination with royalty while profiling Vincent Cagmano, the self styled peach king. Born in Salem Italy, he built a peach empire in New Jersey and South Carolina, owning over 7,000 acres and more than 1000 peach trees yielding about 90,000 bushels yearly. He turned down half ownership offers and spends winters in Florida, with family assisting in the business.
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Vincent Cagmano
Salem
Italy
New Jersey
New Jernsey
South Carolina
Horatio Alger
Sam
St. Cagciano
Gaffney SC
Florida
Business Forecasts Optimistic Pessimistic By Becht
Henry J Becht reports mixed signals from industry and markets. Steel forecasts rise backed by Republic steel data while auto output stalls and production hovers near 90 percent capacity. Retail and fuel prices shift with weather, yet earnings from Pennsylvania Railroad New York Central Lorillard Eastman Kodak and Anaconda show varied gains.
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API
Republic
Price
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Jtme
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Man Kodak
Anaconda
Carole Trego Defense Winds Up Slaying Case
Los Angeles jurors hear closing defense from Rexford Eagan who says Carole Trego is guilty of love not crime. Carole and Dr R Bernard Finch stand charged with murdering Finch’s wife Barbara after a July shooting. Grant Cooper argues Finch’s case while Jerry Geisler observes.
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UPI
Rexford Eagan
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Finch
Grant Cooper
Barbara
Jerry Geisler
Hollywood
Carole
Jmaster
Chrysler Reassures Michigan Over No Move Link to Tax Climate
Chrysler President Tex Colbert assured Governor Williams and Mayor Manziewski that Chrysler has no plans to relocate from Michigan despite concern over taxes. He urged closing tax gaps and revising the present structure while noting Michigan taxes are not uniform or competitive. Colbert and tax experts met Williams for nearly three hours, reporting a friendly conference and some progress.
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L.L
Tex” Colbert
G. Mennen Williams
Detroit
Louis C. Manani
Michigan
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Colbert Sand Ins Firm
Michican
Oho Gow
Michael V. D.ralle
Ohio
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Poet’s Kin Dies in Canton Nursing Home
Mrs. Garinda Wadsworth Farber a descendant of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow died in a nursing home in Canton on Friday. She was aged and survived by relatives. The article notes her heritage and local ties.
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Garinda Wadsworth Farber
Henry Wadsworth Longfeilon
Marsing
Funeral Urn Holds Theft Plot in Bronx Family Case
New York police accuse Johanna Friese and her suitor Benjamin Nathan of stealing 46 000 from Alfred Friese, 83, stored in a safe in his Bronx apartment. Part of the money was recovered, some hidden in an urn holding the ashes of the late husband Anthony Miller.
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UPD
Alfred P. Friese
Bronx
Johanna Friese
Benjamin Nathan
Symington for President Drive Gains Formal Form
A Symington for president group begins to take shape with informal backing and a national headquarters opened in Washington. William H. Petlane Jr. oversees operations as Chicago businessman Adlai Stevenson serves as a former backer.
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UPI
Symington
Stuart Symington
Missour
William H. Petlane Jr
Chicago
Adia
E Stevenson
Railroad Strike Approved By Philadelphia TWU
The Transport Workers Union approved a strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad potentially idling 20,000 maintenance workers from New York to St. Louis over wages. The vote came after eight months of talks, with the union seeking a 35 cent hourly raise while the company offered reducing the current 2.69 to 2.45. No strike date is set, and a 90 day cooling-off period applies under federal law.
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UPI
Transport Workers Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
St. Louis
TWU
National Railway Labor Act
PRR
Tension Eases Near Israel as Egypt Moves Troops
Cairo reports say Israeli border tension is easing despite increased Egyptian troop movements in Sinai. UAR warns UN Security Council of grave consequences if Israel keeps forces in the demilitarized border zone. Observers note defensive nature of deployments and no crisis signs in Syria with President Nasser appearing calm.
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UPI
Israel
Sinai Desert
United Arab Republic
U.N. Security Council
Egypt
Canal Zone
Syria
Gamal Nasser
Pope John May Call Consistory for New Cardinals
Vatican sources indicate Pope John XXII may call a consistory before Easter to approve the canonization of 16th century Spanish bishop Juan de Ribera and to name new cardinals.
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UPC
Vatican
John XXII
Juan de Ribera
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