THURSDAY. MARC
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Cypriot Governor Sleeps on Bomb
NICOSIA, Cyprus, March 21 UP) —A time bomb was found to
day between the mattresses of Gov. Sir John Harding’s bed. II is
believed he slept on the bomb last night.
A servant found the bomb during a routine search. It was
carried from the governor’s residence and exploded safely. Hard
ing meanwhile had gone off to Famagusta, unaware of the incident.
Security forces began searching for a young Greek Cypriot, a
member of the Government House staff, who was reported missing.
He joined the staff six months ago and now is suspected of being
a member of the terroristic Eoka rebel movement.
Authorities were trying to find out how the bomb could have
been smuggled through the ring of armed troops, armored cars and
military police guarding Government House on this tense island.
Westinghouse Employees Go Back to Work
PITTSBURGH, March 21 (A 1 ) —Westinghouse Electric Corp.—
with a 156-day strike by its biggest union ended—ordered full speed
ahead today in production of 1956 models of its home appliance
line. Workers—weary of payless pay-days—readily responded.
Full-scale production of heavier equipment used in the electric
utility industry will be slow reaching normal.
The company said it had no estimate how many workers were
called back today. But the total was sizeable.
The long dispute, dating back to Oct. 17 and a fight over wages,
length of contract and company efficiency programs, ended in Wash
ington last night.
The union ordered its 44,000 members back to work at 30 plants.
The company issued immediate work calls for some but said others
will be delayed.
Industrial Development Plan Passes Senate
HARRISBURG, March 21 (AP)- —Senate Republicans and Demo
crats joined forces today to pass, 45-2, a $5 million industrial de
velopment program for Pennsylvania’s depressed areas.
The bill, one of the prime objectives of Gov. Leader, was sent
to the House.
The bill would set up an 11-member industrial development
authority headed by William R. Davlin, secretary of commerce.
The authority would concentrate its efforts in the economically
hard-hit areas of the state as a means of increasing employment.
Kefauver Gains
With Stragglers
MINNEAPOLIS, March 21 (/P)
—Straggling counts on Estes Ke
fauver’s crunching, upset victory
over Adlai E. Stevenson in the
Minnesota primary packed added
voting power today into the Ten
nessee senator’s drive fdr the
Democratic presidential nomina
tion.
Kefauver not only won the state,
with the deck stacked against
him, but also walked off with 26
of 30 votes pledged to him at the
Democratic National Convention
starting Aug. 13 in Chicago. That
was two more than he had last
sight at his hour of triumph.
From the debris of defeat, Ste
venson salvaged only two sure
votes at the convention.
News, Views Staff to Meet
News and Views staff and can
didates will meet at 6:45 tonight
in 14 Home Economics.
Five More Days
Till Easter Vacation
Don’t take that soiled clothing home
with yon. Take it to Balfnrds today and
let them do an expert cleaning and press
ing job on all your things.
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22. 1956
orld at a Glance
U. 5. Offers Plan
For Disarmament
LONDON, Thursday, March 22
(VP) —The United States proposed
last night opening up of 30,600
square miles of Russian and
American territories for a test of
disarmament controls.
A few hours later, the British
and American governments an
nounced that the Russians have
started a new series of nuclear
tests.
The new blasts presumably
were carried out in a Siberian
wilderness.
They coincide with a meeting
here of the five-power UN Dis
armament subcommittee and a
high pressure Soviet campaign
for friendship with Britain.
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