Soviet Note Labeled as Propaganda
President Eisenhower viewed Bulganin's new note as propaganda and not a serious move toward a summit. The nine proposals echoed earlier positions rejected by the State Department and aimed to cast Washington as obstructive to peace. Dulles heads eastward. initial reply expected soon.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bulgania
Kremlin
Bulganin
Moscow
United States
Dulles
Far East
White House
State Dept
Russia
Foreign Office
Europe
Germany
France
Citizens to Seek Peace in Cuba
In Havana a Catholic committee chaired by former Vice President Raul de Cardenas will hear views from Fidel Castro and opposition leaders as Cuba seeks to restore order amid Sierra Maestra guerrilla activity and upcoming June elections. The government backs Jose Rivero Aguero for president while opponents warn of an unfair vote.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Raul de Cardenas
Castro
Sierra Maestra Range
Fulgencio Batista
Jose Rivero Aguero
Batista
France to Build Long Range Missiles with Major Firms
France will unite six leading aircraft makers and four other firms to develop long-range missiles. Defense Minister Jacques Chaban-Delmas said the association will not close its doors to foreign members and announced the plan at a Paris news conference.
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Paris
Defense Ministry
France
Defense
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Association
Navy Cancels Vanguard Satellite Launch at Cape Canaveral
The Navy postponed its Vanguard test flight at Cape Canaveral due to unspecified “minor technical difficulties.” Groundwork and prior weather hazards had challenged the three stage rocket, with a new launch planned at daylight as soon as conditions permit.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Vanguard
Downed Jet May Have Violated Neutral Territory
A U N Command said a US Air Force Sabre jet shot down near the Korean DMZ apparently violated neutral territory with wreckage in North Korea. Pilot accounts differed on who fired first as the search for a missing crewman continued and Vanguard TV-4 launch was postponed. The article also notes the Army Jupiter-C mission and the Explorer II satellite context.
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Korea
U. S. Air Force
North
South Korea
North Korea
U. N. Command
U. N
Ronald E. Martin
Rock, Hill, Mo
Martin
Leon Pfeiffer
Kenosha
Wis
Demilitarized Zone
Air Force
Airliner Crash Kills 8, Injures 18 Near Port Said
An Egyptian Misrair flight from Athens to Cairo crashed four miles south of the Suez Canal terminal amid a severe sandstorm. Eight were killed and 18 injured as the twin engine plane attempted a forced landing in Lake Manzala area. The pilot faced fuel shortage and authorities gave limited details. Occupant identities were not disclosed. Greek nationals were reportedly predominant among passengers with the hostess the only crew survivor.
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Port Said
Egypt
Athens
Cairo
Suez Canal
Misrair S.A.E
Lake Manzala
Fresh Eggs Provide Complete Protein Says Nutritionists
Fresh eggs are a complete protein food containing all essential amino acids and key vitamins. Want Ads tout problem solving power, with thousands noting quick economical results. dial 5451 for an ad writer to sell buy hire swap.
Jobless total reaches 16 year high
The February unemployment figure will be 5,100,000, the highest in 16 years, officials said. Senate Leader Lyndon B. Johnson announced faster Defense Dept. spending on job producing military construction projects. BES reported 3,268,000 UC-covered unemployment for the week ending Feb. 22, with initial claims down to 435,900 for the week ending March 1. Johnson urged Senate action on major job measures and cited highway, housing, education bills and government projects as potential job creators. Seaton warned against excessive spending while stressing man before dollar.
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Washington
Democratic Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Defense Dept
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
BES
Johnson
Senate
Benson Criticizes Farm Legislation
Secretary of Agriculture Benson criticized congressional farm bills for prolonging agricultural problems. He attacked the Senate Agriculture Committee for setting minimum price supports at 1957 levels and condemned the House Agriculture Committee for blocking his plan to cut dairy supports from 83 to 75 percent. He warned the proposals would raise costs and create new surpluses.
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Washington
Congress
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Firehouse Variety Show Interrupted by Blaze in Hasbrouck Heights
Assistant Fire Chief August C Herbert announced the department's annual variety show on Thursday night. Minutes later his wife reported their Hasbrouck Heights home on fire. Firefighters stopped the act in greasepaint to battle the blaze.
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Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
August C. Herbert
Thompson Steps Down in Title But Up in Salary
Dr. G D Car lyle Thompson, executive officer of the Montana Board of Health since August 1950, steps down in title but gains 2380 a year in pay as he becomes state director of maternal child health and crippled children services. The new post pays 1240 a month, 240 more than his prior pay. The salary is funded largely by federal funds.
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Helena
G. D. Carlyle Thompson
Montana Board of Health
State Board of Examiners
Board of Health
Thompson
J. Hugo Aronson
Board of Examiners
David T. Berg
Katherine Dawson
Paul Ensign
Great Falls
Berg
Lioness Attacks Trainer During Kansas City Circus Act
Animal trainer Pat Anthony was clawed by a lioness during a Kansas City Police Circus performance before 6,000 spectators. He required a three hour operation to close claw and fang wounds with 100 stitches, was released, then rejoined the crowd before returning to his hotel. The incident occurred as the lions lay in a row in a steel cage and the lioness leaped at him, knocking him down.
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Kansas City
Pat Anthony
Anthony
General Hospital
Circus
Boy Hanged by Hat Drawstring on Backyard Slide
A three year old, Jay Brandt, was accidentally hanged by the drawstring of his cowboy hat while playing on a backyard slide in Baltimore. He was found hanging over the slide side as his mother, who had delivered a baby girl two days earlier, lay in a hospital. The boy is the son of Patrolman Louis A. Brandt and his wife. Police say the drawstring snagged on the slide’s handrail.
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Baltimore
Jay Brandt
Louis A. Brandt
Train collision leaves Rio suburbin station wrecked
Three crowded commuter trains collided at Paciencia station north of Rio de Janeiro. Police reported 32 dead and more than 100 injured as rescue workers evacuated passengers from wreckage. A third train crashed into the first two, with cause suspected to be a faulty switch on the Brazil Central Railroad Line.
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Rio DE Janeiro
U P
Paciencia
Rio de Janiero
Rio
Rocha Faria
Rio Fire Department
Arab Republic seats first U.N. delegate
United Arab Republic seated its first delegate in the U N council Friday. Zaki Kenawi, an Egyptian, became the UAR representative in the Trusteeship Council as Dag Hammarskjold accepted credentials and notified members that Egypt and Syria are now a single member state.
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United Nations
United Arab Republic
U. N. Council
Zaki Kenawi
UAR
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Egypt
Syria
Runaway Train Rips Through Two Rivers Harbor
A diesel switch engine pulling nine freight cars leaped seven miles through two port cities at 2 a.m. and plunged into Lake Michigan near Two Rivers. The crew was at lunch. FBI joined the probe to determine if theft from interstate shipment or a Federal Train Wreck Statute violation occurred.
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Two Rivers
Wis
Lake Michigan
Two Rivers Harbor
FBI
Dan Fults
Milwaukee
Fults
Montana Weather Outlook for East and West Regions
Montana forecast calls for east region mostly cloudy with scattered snow and increasing cloudiness into Saturday night with a few flurries then turning colder Sunday. West region remains cloudy with occasional snow, mainly mountains, through Sunday with highs 25 to 35 and lows 10 to 20.
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Montana
Bodies Recovered After Marine Plane Collision Off Okinawa
A US Marine transport plane with 25 aboard collided with a Marine fighter off Okinawa on Friday night. Three bodies were recovered Saturday morning with others sighted. The aircraft were returning from the Philippines after joint Strongback maneuvers near Subic Bay and Naha.
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Naha
Okinawa
Marine Corps
US. Navy
Senaga Shima
Naka
Navy
Japan
Philippines
U.S. Navy Air
Subic Point
U.S. Naval Air Station
AD5
Fugitive Slayer McCollum Nabbed by FBI in Indianapolis
Ben Golden McCollum 49, once among the FBI's ten most wanted, was arrested in Indianapolis while using the alias George W. Napier. He had fled for murder of two inmates at Oklahoma State Penitentiary and was under sentence of life after a 1935 death-penalty commutation. An eyewitness described the inmate assault as ferocious.
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Washington
Justice Dept
Ben Golden McCollum
FBI
Indianapolis
Ind
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
McCollum
Oklahoma State
McAlester
Okla
Hoover
George W. Napier
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Russia Sends Six Major Messages to U S A Summit Probe
In three months Moscow fired six major notes and letters to the United States outlining summit proposals. Premier Bulganin’s message raises total Soviet input to 22 800 words on the topic while Eisenhower and State Department communications total 7 450 words.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Bulganin
Eisenhower
State Dept
Rider and Rogers file divorce suit in Guilford County Court
Greensboro. J H Rider and Hannah Rogers wed August 10 1912 in Guilford County. They separated September 10 1912 and never lived together again. On Friday in Guilford Superior Court Rider filed for divorce 4542 years later.
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Greensboro
N. C
J. H. Rider
Hannah Rogers
Guilford County Superior Court
Rider
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