China warns foreign nations not to interfere in internal affairs
Peiping Radio issued a warning to foreign nations led by India not to meddle in China's internal Tibetan affairs as reports surface that the Dalai Lama may seek asylum in India. Nehru expresses sympathy for Tibetans while rejecting demands to curb parliamentary discussion on Tibet. The Chinese call for reform in Tibet accompanies ongoing rebel activity in Himalayan regions.
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Soviet jets harass U S C 130 flight to West Berlin
Three Soviet fighters harassed a U S Air Force C 130 transport during a flight to West Berlin after crossing East Germany. The escorts closed within feet, with no shots fired, as the aircraft landed at Tempelhof. The U S protested while the Soviets countered on altitude limits.
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Neutral Asians Blast Red Tactics
Asian editors from India to Indonesia denounce Red China for Tibet oppression. They say forced conversion to communism betrays Peiping as a friendly model and will harm China’s standing among neutral Asian nations. Mainichi Shimbun in Japan echoes the view.
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New Steel Output Peak Expected
The American Iron and Steel Institute projects U.S. steel production reaching a record 2,653,000 tons this week, with mills operating at about 93.7 percent of 1959 capacity as contracts with the United Steelworkers near expiry. Last week hit 2,631,000 tons, near the prior high, amid hedge buying and strike-related variables. output figures show a strong trend but face looming contract tensions.
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Weather outlook for Ohio region shows warmth and showers
Partly cloudy and warmer today and tonight with a few showers possible early. Highs around 60 to 65, lows near the 40s. Continued warmth Wednesday with possible afternoon showers or thunderstorms. Temperature range notes and daily precipitation about 0.04 inch by 7 p m with humidity around 96 percent morning dropping to 70s by afternoon. Sunrise 6 13 a m sunset 4 51 pm moonrise 11 42 am.
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Crash Kills 2 Near Fremont
Fremont scene of fatal US 20 bypass crash as Milford Sowers 18 and John O Neal 22 die when their car overturns. Raymond Digby 16 survives with non serious injuries after being thrown from the vehicle. State police reported the victims were ejected and died at the scene.
Cancer Fight Progress Reviewed By Scientists
A detailed briefing in Excelsior Springs Missouri presents seven days of cancer research coverage led by top scientists. UPI’s Delos Smith notes debates over viruses as cancer causes, with reports from the American Cancer Society and expert panels on progress and remaining questions. Continued in the next column.
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Mild March Exit Puts Clouds Over Most Regions
A spring system moved through the Atlantic seaboard with rain from Virginia to southern New England and overcast skies. Temperatures rose for most counties, ranging between 10 and 64 degrees, while Nantucket saw more than an inch of rain in six hours late night.
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Democratic Attacks DiSalle Over Governing Style
A Democratic state senator condemns Governor DiSalle in a press release letter critiquing racing legislation and government methods. The letter cites holdover policy disputes and calls for reform through a blue ribbon committee led by Sen. Charles Carney as Gov. DiSalle faces internal party and industry pressure.
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Colin P. Kelly III Faces Tough Exams for West Point Bid
Colin P. Kelly III, son of a World War II hero, endures rigorous exams that may decide his acceptance to West Point. The outcome hinges on scores, recommendations, and the delicate process tied to his early birth and a controversial request linked to President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Ike And Advisers Confer as Western Ministers Meet
President Eisenhower held talks with top foreign policy advisers while Western foreign ministers gathered in Washington to craft a master plan for negotiating a European settlement. The session aimed at outlining a cohesive approach amid Cold War tensions and alliance strategy.
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Four Seamen Die In Atlantic Storm
A five day storm disrupts Atlantic shipping with at least four crewmen washed overboard from the North German Lloyd liner Berlin en route to New York. The storm delays other luxury liners and affects NATO and SEATO talks in Washington and Wellington as officials discuss approach to Germany and Berlin crisis.
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Buckeye Boys State Seeks New Site For Camp Perry Planned
Buckeye Boys State president E J Sklenicka says the self government school at Camp Perry on Lake Erie can no longer be used and will need a new site this summer. He notes past support from Governors Bricker Davey and Herbert and mentions planned loaned grounds and buildings from the Camp Perry facilities.
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Elyria Council Approves City Employee Pay Hikes
The Elyria city council votes 3 percent pay raises for municipal employees and approves spending for a summer school enrichment program. The vote follows other routine actions as council members address budgets and city needs.
Traffic Toll Up In Nation Ohio's Down
Traffic fatalities rose nationwide in February for the second straight month while Ohio saw a decline. The National Safety Council reported 5,290 highway deaths in the first two months, up 3 percent from the 5,130 a year earlier, with 2,410 deaths in February and 2960 in February 1958. The two-month period produced about 200,000 disabling injuries. 17 states reduced deaths, 437 days had no traffic deaths, led by Kentucky 27 percent and Ohio 25 percent declines.
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Pickpocket’s Bold Move Lands Him in Jail
Messina report says Steily Alfie Leonardi, a professional pickpocket, attempted a deft pocket at Master Services in the cathedral area but targeted police officials. He was arrested and jailed after the failed crime.
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Alcohol and auto ads mix in Chronicle Telegram appeal
A health warning links alcohol to dim eyesight while a classifieds pitch promotes a large automobile sale. The notice urges safe driving and highlights a wide, inexpensive selection of cars in the Chronicle Telegram Classified.
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