7 Die in 2 Separate Crashes Near Washington Pa
In a two hour span seven people died in separate traffic crashes near Washington Pennsylvania and near Burgettstown. Five Ohio bound victims from Cleveland were killed in a single head on crash around 2 a.m. Officials indicate driver Raymond Ayres Jr. may have been driving too fast for the road. A second fatal crash outside the city killed Walter Boswell and another woman, with Boswell’s nephew Harold Boswell and Stella Snead among the injured.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Here
Burgettstown
Raymond Ayres Jr
Washington County
J. R. Lee
Lee
Ayres
Mary
Hazel
Dolly
Robert
Fifth St
Cleveland
Enterprise
W. Va
Washington, Pa
Walter W. Boswell
County Recorder of Deeds
Geraldine
Swead
Washington Hospital
Boswell
Stella Snead
120Th St
Harold R. Boswell
Bloody Sunday and 1905 turning point in Russia
A historical reflection links the 1905 Bloody Sunday with Hungary’s 1956 uprising, noting peaceful protests that escalated after police and AVH fire. It traces reform efforts, the split within Russian revolutionary groups, and the cost of demands for freedom as Soviet troops loomed in Budapest.
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St. Petersburg
Lenin
Russia
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Pries Gapon
Guid
Freedom
Maldas
Building Industry Technological University
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Gvar
Beng
Witel
Con
Coperight
Norton & Con, Inc
Harey
Bonno Overstreet
Soviet Tanks and Arms Aid Iraqi Army Expansion
Beirut dispatch reports the Soviet Union is pouring tanks and arms into Iraq to expand the Iraqi army under Premier Abdel Sharim Kassem. About 150 Soviet ships have delivered tanks, machine pistols, antiaircraft guns and field pieces since the coup last July. The force includes T34 and T54 tanks, Czech weapons, and several divisions being outfitted for future operations.
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United Press Inten
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
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Iraq
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Basra
Faisal
Baghdad
de Leri
Middle East
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Cers
Divi
Actor Grant Withers Ends His Life At 55
Hollywood reports actor Grant Withers, first husband of Loretta Young, died by suicide at about age 55 amid career and financial pressures. A note and sleeping pills were found near his bed. police said death was self-inflicted. Withers had multiple marriages, including Loretta Young, and appeared in Fort Apache and Wake of the Red Witch among others.
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UPI
Grant Withers
Loretta Young
Withers
Ed Finn
North Hollywood
Miss Young
Alvs Walsh
Cleveland
Inez Withers
Estelita Rodriguez
Miller
Pueblo
Cols
Fort Apache
Flood Relief in Five States as Red Cross Ends Ohio Office
The Red Cross closes its flood relief regional office in Columbus after floods in January and February damaged or destroyed 25,408 homes across Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania New York and West Virginia. About 79 percent of 2.9 million dollars spent supported Ohio care, with 27,941 people aided and 12,258 workers fed. Over 350 volunteers aided five states in relief efforts, the largest since Hurricane Audrey.
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UPD
Red Cross
W. P. Winters
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York
West Virginia
Subpena Lost at Mobile Courthouse Move
A courthouse subpena vanished amid the Mobile County move to a new building. The missing document accompanies a note that the subpena is the pet cat of the courthouse crowd.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile County
Stormy cross country storm hits New England and beyond
A powerful three day storm swept from the Rockies to the Atlantic leaving heavy snow in New England and hail along the coast. It caused flooding on the Pecatonica River in Illinois and traffic jams in Wisconsin and New York. Seven deaths were blamed across Wisconsin Colorado Iowa Nebraska and New York State. Some Michigan towns dug out after a severe winter. Strong winds and blizzard conditions disrupted Easter travel and hampered several cities including Rochester Buffalo and Syracuse.
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Atlantic Seaboard Watch
Carolinas
Kentucky
Rhode Island
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Pecatonica
McConnell
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Waukegan
Wisconsin
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Nebraska
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Syracuse
Ginghampton
Oneonta
Limit Sought On Jobless Pay Extension
Ohio politics focus on capping unemployment benefit extension at three months as Gov. Voinovich backs a longer aid through December. Republicans warn the eight month plan could cost about 23 million dollars, while turmoil from rebels and nationalists in Tibet adds regional tension. A broad emergency bill is under discussion in the legislature.
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UPI
Michael Vo TiSaile Thas
Taper
China
William O'Neill
Cloud
Hobless
Ohio
Reds Oust Dalai Lama In Tibetan Rebel Action
Rebels say the Dalai Lama is safe and the cabinet has fled Lhasa toward the south with reports of a government in exile. Unconfirmed accounts place a quarter of Tibet under rebel control as clashes with the Communists continue since last fall.
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Lhasa
Dalai Lama
India
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Guuien
Tibet
Canadian Fish Boat Captains Fined In Ohio
Ohio enforcement caught two Canadian fishing vessels illegally operating in Lake Erie waters. The Warry Purvis and an unnamed large boat were fined $700 each by Port Clinton Municipal Court. $4100 suspended on condition no further violations. Wildlife officers plan stricter enforcement to prevent illegal commercial fishing.
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Gu P
Lake Ewe
Davison
Haydon Gis
Tat Sandusky
Warry Purvis
Ray Maloit
Elmer Snapeon
Great Lakes
Olds
Port Clinton
Wildife Division
Toledo Coeds Train Frogs For Big Race
Spurred by spring, University of Toledo coeds anticipate a frog race as the latest college idias event.
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Toledo
UPI
University of Toledo
Vote on bill to exempt sports from anti trust laws
Washington UPI backers of a bill to exempt professional sports from anti trust laws seek a House Judiciary Committee vote at its first post Easter meeting, despite Chairman Emanuel Celler opposing the measure. Rep Willian E Miller said they expect a vote around April 14 after the Easter recess.
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UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Willian E. Miller
R-Nly
United Press International
Miller
Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Aftjer
Eisenhower Prepares Speech at Gettysburg Convocation
President Eisenhower relaxed with family style moments in Gettysburg while working on a draft for a speech to be delivered at Gettysburg College next Saturday April 4. White House secretary Hagerty said the address will cover the international situation and will not be treated as the Berlin crisis broadcast.
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UPI
Siart
Pi Kappa Alpha
Azores
TWA
Carl White
Hna
New York
Rome
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Fnday
Gettysburg College
Berlin
Hagerty
Washington
North Atlantic
Atlas Explodes On Test Stand at Edwards Base
An Atlas intercontinental missile exploded during captive tests at Edwards Air Force Base California. No casualties were reported though the Gantry crane structure suffered some damage. The incident halted further testing as Convair and Air Force investigators study the accident.
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Calif
UPT
Air Force
Calfornia
Man Dies Unaided in Piccadilly Circus
London police reported a man lay bleeding to death for 20 minutes in Piccadilly Circus before aid arrived. Graham J. Osborne, 26, was apparently stabbed in a scuffle. A full-scale hunt for his killer is underway.
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London
Piccadilly Circus
Graham J. Osborne
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