International police force urged at disarmament talks
The United States proposed an international police force within the United Nations as arms are reduced, to preserve peace. Frederick M. Eaton said the force would deter conflicts as nations demobilize, while Western and Soviet plans offered contrasting disarmament paths at the Geneva conference.
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Jules Amoch
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Italy
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Poland
Carchoslovakia
Romania
Bulcatia
Soviet withdraw passes easing East West tensions
In Frankfurt, Soviet capitulation over wording of passes for Allied missions in East Germany reduces Cold War tension ahead of the May summit. The Allies had objected to wording recognizing East Germany, restricted Soviet missions in West Germany, and now allow the original passes as Moscow withdraws the new wording.
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Germany
UPI
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German Democratic Republic
Potsdam
iFast
West Germany
G. F. Voronzov
Adenauer to Meet Ike on Berlin and Summit Plans
President Eisenhower and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer plan a morning White House meeting to discuss the Allied stance on Berlin and the forthcoming East West summit in May. Adenauer arrived from Princeton where he received an honorary degree and spoke to students about global diffs, Khrushchev gestures, and the defense of freedom amid tensions.
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UPI
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Imest
Berlin
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White House
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Nikita Khrushchev
Texas
Omo
Midlands Hit By One Of Worst Winter Storms In Years
A severe late winter blizzard blankets the Midwest with foot-deep snow and biting winds. From southeast Colorado to Illinois, states report heavy accumulations, dangerous driving, closed schools, and stranded residents as rescuers struggle to reach isolated areas.
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Rescue Teams Battle Snow For Plane Crash Near Ely Nevada
Two search parties trek through deep snow and strong winds to reach a twin engined private plane wrecked in rugged terrain near Ely Nevada. Officials say Wes Stoddard an Alaska bush pilot likely piloted the craft with his wife their daughter her son and Stoddard’s aunt aboard. A flood threat looms in the Potomac Valley as warm rains melt snow.
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New
Merit
Wes Stoddard
Stoddard
This One May Miss Ohio
Ohio weathermen tracked a snow storm moving east from Texas and predicted it would probably miss Ohio keeping the focus on temperature and timing for commuters and residents.
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Ohio
United Press Internation
Texas
Oho
Mail Detectives Killed as Postal Officers Patrol
Chicago police hunt three suspects in the shooting of two undercover postal inspectors John Weauliffe 36 and Ben Spizarri 42 near the railroad yard. Five mail sacks were stolen from a freight car before the attackers fled, witnesses said. The case prompted a secrecy order from federal authorities and independent inquiries by Post Office officials and Chicago police.
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UPI
John WeAuliffc
Ben Spizarri
McAghfe
Spram
Weill
Iderome Willamson
Cief
Williamson
Washington
Post Office Department
Winton Murray
Murray
Theves
Government diamonds auctioned by GSA this spring
Washington a UPI report says the General Services Administration will auction 56 000 carats of government owned diamonds valued at two to three million dollars. The stones are jewelry grade, seized from smugglers by Customs and stored for a possible emergency use.
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Washington
UPI
Psst
Buddy
Sam
General Services Administration
GSA
Customs Service
Oregon appoints 76 year old justice to U S Senate
Salem bulletin states Justice Hail Stoner Vassk, a lifelong Democrat and 76, was named by Republican Gov. Mark Hatfield to fill the vacancy left by the late Senator Richard J. Sewberger of Oregon. The appointment makes Vassk the new U S Senator.
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Oregon Supreme Court
Stoner Vassk
U. S. Senate
Mark Hatfield
Richard J. Sewberger
Noten Sted Welding Co Forms New Division In Pneuter Efforts
A fragmented report notes a new division formed for Noten Sted Welding Co as the firm plans postection of pendier actuated equipment. Other items reference juror calls and an acquittal in a Lorain Bier Law case with unclear details.
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Noten Sted Welding Co
Hope Fades in Bitter Battle To Rescue 18
In Logan West Virginia rescuers faced bitter delay seven days into the Holden No 22 mine fire as teams fought fumes and debris to reach two areas where engineers believed 18 trapped miners might be sheltering.
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W. Va
UPI
Holden No. 22
Island Creek Coal Co
Elk Creek
J.L. Hamilton
Island Creek
Clogerd
Jobless list shows February drop hits four million mark
The Labor Department reports February unemployment fell by about 200000 to below four million, with total employment rising by 500000 to 64520000, marking a record for the month. Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell notes wage levels at an all time peak as analysts debate a possible 1961 recession.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
James P. Mitchell
Afl-Cio
N Ridgeville Secession Push Returns in Elyria Annexation Move
Pro annexationists in southwest North Ridgeville seek entry into Elyria by annexing land south of the Ohio Turnpike from Ridgeview Shopping Center toward Race Road. Attorney L R Ashenbauch represents E Glenn Baxter to ask county commissioners for area transfer and begin petition circulation to reach required voter signatures.
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Elyria
Ridgeview Shopping Center
Race Rd
Atty. L. R. Ashenbauch
Glenn Baxter
Sugar Ridge Rd
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Ewan Ens Fadd.og
Lands
Plan probe of jury threats in Finch murder trial
Los Angeles prosecutors plan a probe into threats alleged during deliberations in the Finch murder case. Deputy Atty Gen Mekhesson said he will question jurors and review statements after reports of threats to jurors Lang and Werner.
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Grant Coope
Carnle
Robert Nech Jr
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Peter Edd
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