Quits Over Makarios Resignation Shocks Britain's Conservatives
The Marquess of Salisbury resigns from the cabinet citing anger over releasing Archbishop Makarios. Observers foresee a possible split among right wing Conservatives, with several MPs and even Field Marshal Sir John Harding weighing resignations. Salisbury, longtime power broker who helped place Macmillan in office, has opposed Cyprus policy.
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Britain
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John Harding
Cyprus
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Salisbury
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Macmillan
No. 10
Downing Street
Butller
Anthony Eden
Ttwee Butler
Makarios
Winston Churchill
Eden
Ma‘karios
Powler
Elizabeth II
Cecils
Beck Held Spotlight In Probe By Senate Rackets Committee
Beck, president of the Teamsters, testifies during a Senate racketeering inquiry. He claims others misused union funds while the committee weighs contempt actions and AFL-CIO discipline. Eisenhower defends his budget and rejects helicopter criticism after Bermuda talks with Macmillan. UN chief Hammarskjold reports on Suez and Gaza talks, with Egypt's Nasser firm on terms.
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Air Force
Donald A. Quarles
Twining
JCS
Robert Briscoe
Dublin
Hibernian
Tke
National Press Club
Aaron Go Bragh
Bandits and Officials Seek Negotiations Over Hostage
Iranian officials negotiate with a gang messenger holding an American woman. Sources say U S representatives attend talks as authorities report a witness saw Mrs. Carroll of Issaquah Washington with the captors amid a tense hostage situation in Tehran.
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Carroll
Issaquah, Wash
Baluchistan
Clark Gregory
International Cooperation Administration
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Toian
Anta Carroll
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Man In Jail Supports Family By Poker Games
Fred Dabney, 41, jailed for five counts of breaking and entering, told Judge Colopy he sent $10 to his wife and daughter and maybe $60 from jail, earned in poker games with cell mates. He received a five to 25 year sentence.
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Fred Dabney
Dabney
Stephen C. Colopy
Women and Men in the Era of Work and Heart Disease
A magazine column argues American wives enable husbands’ dangerous pace in work and success while men face rising heart disease and suicide risk. It urges practical steps to support male happiness, including sharing life beyond money and competition, and notes Dr. Paul Dudley White’s view on contributing to a man’s happiness.
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Paul Dudley White
Appleton-Century-Crafts, Inc
New York
Mirror Enterprises Syndicate
Los Angeles
Calif
Sweepstakes Ticket Lost Then Found
Detroit man Maurice O Connell 63 and his wife finally found a lost Irish Sweepstakes ticket after initially losing it amid tension. The couple thought they had won $140000 but feared the ticket was missing. a prayer to St Anthony led to discovery on a loading platform at the Carling Brewery. Mazintas of Cleveland, a separate winner, earned $56000 and plans a Lourdes trip, car purchase, and mortgage payoff.
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O'Connells
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Ilmgs Brewery
O’connells
Lourdes
France
Train Car Crash Kills Piqua Man
Frank E. Sippell, 29, of Piqua, was killed early today when the car he rode in collided with a Baltimore and Ohio railroad freight locomotive one mile north of Troy. Norma M. Moriss, 36, also of Piqua, was critically injured and taken to a Troy hospital.
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Frank E. Sippell
Piqua
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Norma M. Moriss
OSU Expert To Handle Highway Finances
Paul L. Noble, 35, associate professor of accounting at Ohio State University, has been named the state Highway Department’s controller to unravel complex finances. He will correlate anticipated expenditures with funds, modernize accounting, and root out waste while determining budget availability and future staff needs.
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Farm Prices Rise 1 Percent as Costs Narrow Gain
Washington reports farm prices increased 1 percent for the month ending March 15, driven by higher meat, fruit, and vegetable prices while dairy, eggs, and cotton fell. The parity ratio stays at 80 percent amid rising production costs. beef cattle lead gains with prices up 1.10 dollars per hundredweight to 16. Beef cattle and hogs show notable price climbs, amid overall higher production costs.
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Agriculture Department
Elvis Presley Plans Hair Change Before Army Draft
Chicago AP report notes Elvis Presley says he will cut his duck-tail hair to a shorter style before military service. He spoke before 13,000 fans at the International Amphitheatre in Chicago, joking that an Army barber or studio make up man may trim his sideburns for his next film.
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International Amphitheatre
Uncle Sam
Judge Rules Trial For Mad Bomber
Judge John A. Mullen ruled that George Metesky must stand trial on 47 counts in Manhattan for bombings he carried out over 16 years. Three Bellevue Hospital psychiatrists said he cannot understand the charges, but trial proceeds with sanity findings due April 8. Metesky, a Waterbury mechanic, is charged with attempted murder among other counts.
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George Metesky
Waterbury, Conn
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General Sessions
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Car Crash Kills Emil Biros in Ravenna Area
Emil J. Biros, 42, of Bedford, was killed and another man injured when their car collided with the rear of a tractor-trailer on Route 224 one mile east of Deerfield Friday night.
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Track Loan To Be Probed
The Senate Labor Rackets Committee will examine a $1 million loan from the Teamsters Central States Pension Fund to Cleveland Raceways Inc owners of Cranwood and Thistledown tracks. The loan, arranged by Padway Goldberg and Previant, carries 6 percent interest with mortgages on both tracks and adjoining lands. A committee spokesperson saw no current wrongdoing but will study the issue within its wider probe of the union and its president Dave Beck.
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