Tibetans Seek Nehru Aid to Halt Tibetan Rebellion
Reports persist despite denial as Tibetan delegates urged Prime Minister Nehru to use diplomacy to stop the anti Communist uprising in the Himalayas. Nehru pledged to do his best through diplomatic channels while Red China vowed to wipe out rebels and continue the communist drive. Two groups of Tibetan origin Indians and Tibetan nationals appealed to Nehru separately, with Silun Lukhangwa recounting the premier’s distressed reaction and counsel for patience and wisdom.
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Watson Sims
Delhi
India
Neham
Pibet
Indi Neiey
Red China
Nehru
Silun Lukhangwa
M Ombc
Tibet
Foreign Ministry
Nahva
Democratic Advisory Council Blasts Decline in U S Diplomacy
The Democratic Advisory Council blamed President Eisenhower and Vice President for alleged blunders hampering U S foreign policy. They accused the administration of moralism and avoidance, urged Congress to demand strong action, and warned the 1960 outlook could darken if the Republican party remains inactive.
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B. Jiatoln
Oliver
Gannell
Sisenhower
Meade Alcorn
Council
Partiisan
Berlin
Democratic Council
Pan
Dean Adhgson
Truman Amtotstof On Mun
Trueman
Ada Slocgusan
U.S
Wader Hower
Ralleli
Congress
Temoeraticn Advisory Group
Eisenhower
Uy Nawaspayor Hondlites
America
Europe
Gizara Named Ford Citizen Of Year in community service award
Chester Gizara of Wynentskill, Ford engine and foundry division, named Ford Citizen Of Year for outstanding civic leadership. He received a town criers bell, while Dr. Richard G. Folsom praised his record on Boy Scouts and church service. Recipients include Edward Kepher, Joseph Ostigny, and Frank Sinden.
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Josemo Picche
Chester Gizara
Hidley
Wynentskill
Ford Motor Co
Green Island
Ford
Troy Country Club
Hichard G. Folsom
TPT
Edward K. Kepher
RD J. Johnsonville
Joseph Ostigny
Waterford
Frank P. Sinden
Ontana Sl, Co
Gizara
Fiesingbal
Ford Compuny
Lr. Folsom
Oaward
Glearn
Mulawk-Hudson
Uncle Sam Council
Boy Scouts of America
Hudson
Explorer
Exploring Cabinet
Wadson
Troop 65
Uncle Satin Council
Vurive
New Word
Church the Ascension
Churchinca
League of Iray
Diocesanishop
Men
The
Men of Ascension
Eisenhower Extends Unemployment Payments Through June
President Eisenhower signed a three month extension to end of June for emergency unemployment payments. About 405,000 workers are eligible, those who exhausted regular benefits. The plan adds roughly 78 million in federal funds to states, extending unemployment aid by up to 13 weeks in many states. States set standards, with weekly maximums varying from 26 to 45 dollars and benefit durations from 16 to 45 weeks. House and Senate consider federal standards for coverage and payment levels amid growing calls for uniform rules.
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J. W. Davis
Washington
Eisenhlower
Congress
Eisenhower
South Carolina
West York State
Florida
Pennsylvania
Eisenhayer
Apl-Cio
Executive Council
Governors Conference
House Ways and Medine Committee
Rocke feller approves statewide pay raises for 90,000 workers
Albany AP Rockefeller yesterday approved a 20 million dollar pay raise for the states 90,000 employees. The raise ranges from 200 to 486 per year for senior and other staff. The governor signed bills fixing the pay scale as the primary election approaches and liquidating the State Building Code Commission. The package totals more than half of the amount requested by the Civil Service Employees Assn. which represents most state workers. The increases align with annual increments of not less than 200. The 186 applies to employees earning 14,800 or more per year.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Ofenior Algo
State Building] Code Commission
Civil Service
Princess Grace to Visit clinic for possible Appendectomy
A Monaco princess Grace will tour a Lausanne clinic tomorrow for possible appendectomy, according to a household member. The visit is described as a routine medical consultation with no stated complications or schedule details.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Grace
Monaco
Science Links Virus to Cancer Across Species
A report from Expulsior Springs MO notes scientists announced a milestone in virus cancer theory. Four authorities described evidence that certain viruses can trigger cancerous changes in animal cells and may play a role in human cancers, challenging earlier doubts and detailing cross species findings.
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Nelos-Smith
Expulsior Springs
Menediale
Natian
Mursigas
Amerithor
Soviets Duck U.S. Bid Over Pilot Release
The Soviet Union sidestepped an American demand for the immediate release of Emory Vaughn, a U.S. Army civilian pilot who landed near the West German border after straying into East Germany. Moscow referred the case to East German authorities while Washington pressed for intervention under postwar accords.
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Seymour Topping Fevlin
Soviet Union
Ameriesi
der Rusglins
U.S
West Berlin
West Germany
Emory & Vaughn
U.S. Army Post Exchange Services
East Germany
Dippach
Mannheim
Army
Haidelberg
Siie
U.S. Army
United States
Russia
East Berlin
Vaughn
U. S
Red Cross
Vaught
German Democratic Republic
Bee
Rails Pight Seaway Rates Catch Grain Shippers Stir
Chicago RP A meeting of 200 Great Lakes grain men and port reps heard a plan by eastern railroads to cut grain freight rates by 20 to 26 percent to compete with the Seaway. Traffic Executives Assn. chair bow said proposals target rate reductions and car supply issues prompted concern over 59 ton loads and car shortages.
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Chicago
St. Lawrenc Seaway
Nteresr
Great Lakes Area
Bow
Kentucky coal mine operator killed in strike region
Woodrow Smith, a coal mine operator in Kentucky, was shot to death yesterday as police rushed responders to the scene. He was found by company employees near his inn, which had been visited by pickets during a period of United Mine Workers of America strikes.
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Puey
APA Sey
United Mine Workers of America
Woodrow Smith
Ranckville
Taehek Wan
Madison
John
Lita
Wa Veville
Union Ban Defeated in Vermont Vote
A Vermont town narrowly defeats a union ban proposal amid ongoing votes. Authorities cite a high turnout and a 148 percent call rate as part of the controversial campaign.
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Slomipelien
Vermont
May Meeting Progress: Western Foreign Ministers Meet
Western foreign ministers yesterday bridged some gaps on proposals to present Russia over Germany and Berlin. Britain France and the United States urged progress at a foreign ministers conference before summits, insisting on advance spadework. A note to Russia outlined new conditions and United States Secretary of State Herter, British Foreign Secretary Eden, and French Foreign Minister Couve de Murville discussed the plan as West Germany’s Brentano joined.
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TS Trussla
Big Pour
Washington
Russia
Heinrich Vor Brevttana
West Germany
Selwyn Lloyd
Great Britain
Christian Herler
U.S
Maurice Conve de Murville
France
UPI
Jonn Scall Washington
Germany
Berlin
Britain
United States
Impg Ba
West Bertin
Auling
Jian Herter
Sele
Lloyd
Maurice Couge de Mass Ville
Jalep
Quinister
Heinrith von Brentano
Herter
Dle
Couble
Cigcutss
Alo
U.5
Wenglian North
Atlantis
Pact Cayuneil
Andrew HH. Berding
Noln
Moscow
Berding
Straghten
Segregationist Grity Stages March On Virginia's Capitol
Segregationist marchers, about 6000 from rural Virginia, demonstrated at Richmond’s Capitol demanding state resistance to federal rulings on school integration. Gov. Almond ignored the protest, inviting leaders to his office who declined. The group urged interposition, while the legislature, in a special session, considered a local option anti integration plan.
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Charles B. Mahon
Richmond
UPN
Virginia
Capitol
Almond
Uefeaders
Edward J. Silverman
Blackstone
The
Crusade
Ten Killed In Plane Mishaps Across Regions
Ten people died in a series of plane crashes yesterday as a mural plane carrying three corpses and a DC3 with naval personnel crashed near Naples and another wreck occurred at an airfield due to an engine failure. Twenty one aboard were involved with several injuries, while crews and dependents headed to Malta.
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Associated Presk
Naples
Italy
U. S. Nagul Draisport
Hames
Malta
Promginent Giessa
Pex
Giaens
Killa
Farm Bloc Rebuffs Cuts in Conservation Spending
Washington dispatch reports House farm bloc leaders rejected President Eisenhower's proposals to cut water and conservation programs. Democratic and Republican Farm Committee members urged no reductions. Witnesses warned deep cuts would jeopardize program success while arguing cuts to watershed protection and conservation payments could cost farmers relief. Continued on page 1A.
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Vincent J. Burke
Washington
Tiserhower
House Farm Hive
Democraties
House Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
Congress
Tisenhowwen
James J. Whitten
D-Miss
Agriculture Department
Carl — Avelerset
Minn
Sen Tor
Admnistration
City Workers Boo Wagner in Bermuda Vacation Protest
City employees picketed City Hall in New York booing Mayor Robert F. Wagner over budget cuts. Pickets chanted Bermuda Bob and wore Bermuda shorts, calling for his return from a Bermuda vacation during the fiscal crisis. Police counted about 2,600 protesters. union estimates reached 8,000.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Bermuda
Wagner
American Federation of State
Polar Regions May Get Space Launching Posts
A chaotic clipping discusses space research and polar exploration, noting Project Argus and potential launches near the poles. It mentions Dr. James Van Allen and reports on atmospheric physics, auroras, and satellite-era ideas while mixing disjoint notes on a Madison County drowning and unrelated dairy reports.
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Frank Carey
Cambridge
Mass
South Polar
Thrace
Baih
Vietor
Yan Allen
van Alen
Hospitals Warn On Costs And Blue Cross Rates
AP reports Chicago says public pressure will push for outside controls if hospitals do not curb costs. Dr Russell A Nelson of Johns Hopkins Hospital notes self control exists via state hospital associations.
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Chicago
Homselves
American Aspital Assn
Blue Cross
Russell A. Nelson
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Tornado Rips Texas Near Gainesville and Callisburg
A powerful tornado struck north of Gainesville Texas injuring at least 12 people and damaging homes, derricks, and a gasoline plant. The storm toppled structures near Walnut Bend Hibbett Community Callisburg and damaged several farms and oil facilities. workers were injured at the Texas National Gasoline plant.
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Gainesville
Tex
Formady
Worth
Texas
Itichard
Stark Ranch
Hibbett
Callisburg
Walnut
Texas Na Linnil Gasoline Company
Wsapee
Teals
Shiela’ Gil Company
Oi Selehore
Sinclair Company
Jornady
Hones
Fray
Mibbett
Callishurg
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Kentucky
Union Ban
Scuss
Boo Wagner
Ites
American Mysical Society
MET
Rene
van Allen
James van Allen
the State University
Crosgwarel
Matonst
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