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fapSt frulrafc: If ! iff IP-! ,3 r n.u.u lAtni llib ai aan rearo, ani., this 60-foot staysail schooner starts on six-year world tour with six aboard. (International Soundphoto) e- Hodel UN Tackles Current Problems "Sanf ord, Calif. U.R) The 19S? model United Nations made up oi students from 58 western colleges and universities, today tackled such current problems as the Hungarian question and the admission of the new African state of Ghana. The four-day meeting of the model United Nations is facing issues similar to those confront ing its counter-part in New York City. ' More Newspapers Increasing Prices New York U.R) Three hun dred and seventy-nine of the na tion's 1,738 daily English lan guage newspapers are now sell ing for more than a nickel, the American Newspaper Publish ers Association reported Wednes day. The ANPA's annual survey of newspaper prices showed that 97 of those newspapers had raised prices during the last year. As of today, the ANPA said, 69 newspapers are selling for six cents, 249 for seven cents and 61 for ten cents. There were only 43 ten-cent newspapers a j year ago. "Daily newspapers retailing at five cents represent 76.4 per cent of total newspapers, com pared with 81.4 per cent in 1956," the ANPA said. "Sunday editions of ddily newspapers retailing at 10 cents represent 44.4 per cent of total, compared with 44.9 per cent in the last survey. Number selling at six cents, seven cents, 20 cents and 25 cents increased, while the number of five-cent, 10-cent, 12-cent and 15-cent de creased. One paper is selling at 13 cents." Stanford, the host school, is representing the secretariat. Charles P.eynolds, 21-year-old history major from Albany, Ore. is serving as the secretary gen eral. Schools representing the ma jor nations are: Oregon State, United States; St. Marys, France, California, U.S.S.R.; UCLA, Un ited Kingdom, and Washington State, Nationalist China. Dr. Tsiang Ting-fu National ist China s permanent delegate to the United Nations, addressed the 550 student delegates Wed nesday night during the colorful opening ceremonies. He termed the Soviet Union the "chief obstacle" to world peace and said the United Na tions "has been impotent" to deal with this obstacle. Vatican Easter To Get Radio and TV Coverage Vatican City (U.R) The Vatican said today that Easter 1957 will receive the most in tensive radio and television cov erage to date. All three of the major cere monies of Easter the Ponti fical High Mass in Saint Peter's the open air Mass in front of the church and the Papal bless ing from the balcony will be either televised or broadcast by radio. The annual hospital bill for cancer is estimated at $300,000, 000. This is ten times more than the 830,000,000 goal being sought by the American Cancer Society in its 1957 Crusade. GraDes crown in California ac count for 85 to 90 per cent of domestic wines. 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McCor mack (Mass.) and Democrats of the House Ways & Means Com mittee which initiates all tax legislation. Rayburn announced that Democrats will push for a tax cut to take effect Jan. 1 if fed eral revenues hold up sufficient ly and if Congress cuts enough from President Eisenhower's record peacetime budget of near ly $72 billion to justify it. He emphasized that Demo crats "are not going to be ir responsible" and push for tax relief now and will not do so later this year unless it is justified. Man Kills 2, Self As Children Watch Trenton, Mo U.R) A for mer convict, who saved" a guard's life during a prison riot, killed his wife and mother-in-law with shotgun blasts Wednes day night and then took his own life while his three small chil dren watched. Freddy Dykes, 28, shot and killed his 20-year-old wife, Caro lyn, and her mother, Mrs. Gor don Scott, in the living room of the Scott's farm home while his children sat by, Sheriff George Mapes said. Dykes then bundled his chil dren in a car and drove to the home of his wife's sister, Mrs. Helen Persell. Mapes said he called his sister-in-law to the car, gave her his five-month-old son's bottle and asked her to "take care of my children." He then took his own life with the .410 shotgun before the children could get out of the car. Mrs. Persell called Mapes and told him three-year-old Gor don said: "Daddy shot Mommy at Grandmaw's." Mapes said Dykes, while serv ing a sentence for a grand lar ceny conviction in the Missouri State Prison at Jefferson City, saved a guard's life during a riot in 1955. Tests of Eden To Be Completed on Friday Boston (U.R) Sir Anthony Eden undergoes a final battery of tests today. Medical studies are expected to be completed by Friday, ac cording to a hospital bulletin, A statement from Dr. Richard B. Cattell Wednesday said a con sulting physician, Dr. Sara Jor dan, has been called into the case. Dr. Jordan is an authority on diseases of the stomach and intestines and she will check Sir Anthony's "colon condition" Dr. Cattell said. The ailing former British prime minister is reported to be suffering from an inflammation of the colon, which prompted him to cut short his extended New Zealand vacation with Lady Eden and seek medical aid Survivors of Brazil Plane Wreck Found Sao Paulo, Brazil (U.R) A radio message from Acheita Is land said today searchers had found survivors from the wreck of a Brazilian commercial air liner with 29 persons aboard. The message was received by i the control tower at Congonha airport. It did not say how many persons had been found alive or what condition they were in. The plane, a Real Aerovia DC3 carrying 25 passenger and four crewmen, apparently all Brazilians, was en route here from Rio de Janeiro Wednesday when it was reported to have crashed in the vicinity of the island. Indian Freighter Catches Fire at Suez Suez, Eqypt (U.R) The 7,-000-ton Indian freighter Jalval labh caught fire. Wednesday night while at anchorage in the port of Suez and was still blaz ing early this morning. Twenty-one passengers were landed safely in Suez and no casualties were reported. The freighter was to have en tered the canal in a north-bound convoy, but flames broke out in the No. 4 hatch which was load ed with general cargo. Another Bomb Hoax Delays Plane Trip Los Angeles OJ.R) A TWA airliner carrying 56 passengers was ordered back to Internation al ' Airport Wednesday night after an anonymous woman tele phoned a warning that "your plane to Philadelphia won't make it:" Police labeled the incident an other bomb hoax after a search of the plane failed to turn up any explosive. The plane and another scheduled flight to Philadelphia were cleared for takeoff following the search. Airline officials said the call was received at TWA's office at the airport. 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