Khrushchev Declares USSR World's Strongest Military Power
Premier Khrushchev told New Delhi that the Soviet Union is the strongest military power yet seeks no advantage from superiority. He urged peaceful development, said Soviets aim to surpass the United States in per capita production, and pledged a 378 million dollar loan to India for its 21 billion dollar third five year plan after meeting Nehru and signing the aid agreement.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Svhich
Eisenhower
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Khrushchev
Ram Lila Park
Delhi
Isenhower
Red China
Nimalayan
Nehru
Dowd
United States
Kheushchev
Nion
India
Fire destroys Glen Robey farm barn killing livestock
A blaze at the Glen Robey farm on Addison Road near Dearborn destroyed a large barn and spread to a second barn. Fourteen pigs and two calves were lost, along with a herd of cows that fled to a field. A tractor, spreader, and hay also burned. Firefighters saved the main structure, waterlogged the roof area, and worked through early morning. Cause undetermined. estate damage not yet listed.
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Glen Robey
Hudson
Addison Road
Andrew Ten- Eye, Jr
Dearborn
Jane Schilling
X15 Flight Sets 450 Mile Sightline Record
Test pilot Seon Crossfield reports seeing roughly 450 miles from 8,000 feet in the X15 rockal ship at Edwards Air Force Base. The duration was 12 minutes with speeds over 1,400 mph, as engineers aim for higher thrust to push toward 4,900 mph later this spring.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Seon Crossfield
Baja California
San Francisco Bay
Three Structures To Cost Five Hundred Fifty Thousand
The college trustees announced a 550000 grant to build three new structures on the campus including a men’s dormitory, an administration building with limestone finish, and a dining hall with a Rush student union. Completion aims for September with other facilities rising on the Michigan Avenue side and near Ridge gymnasium.
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Cur Dew
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Michigan Avenime
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Ridge Gymnasium
American Athletic Union
Nhot
Estes Hall
Feemen Hall
Ritchie
Rash
Peele
Williams Seeks 164 Million for New State Buildings
Gov. Williams proposes 164 million dollars for new college, university, and hospital construction in 1960 61. He urges a 150 million dollar bond issue to be repaid by rents from agencies occupying the facilities, noting prior rejection and a 12 million fall year. The plan aims to prevent a lag in state growth and cites bonding used by other states.
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Lansing
Williams
Panny Isyivania
Youth gets ninety days for false bomb threat
A 17 year old and a 14 year old admitted making false bomb threats in Macomb County. Richard Jones stood mute at arraignment and was released on 300 dollars bond. Dottal Philips was fined ten dollars. Trial set for March. The incidents involved South Lake High School and Chippewa Junior High School.
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Clair Shores South
Macomb County
Dottal
Philips Xlsu
Justice of the Peace
Francis
Castelluce
Richard Jones
Jones
South Lake High School
South
Chippewa
Sewool
Polemen Rebel Over $1000 Retirement Gift Plan
Baltimore police rebel against a $1000 retirement gift for a retiring inspector. Commissioner Hepbrow said the five year custom would end. Clerks and patrolmen questioned paying from a $5000 yearly salary to aid an inspector leaving at $6500.
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Baltimore
James J. Hepbrow
William DB. Taylor
Paar Plans Trip To Europe After Quitting Show
New York television star Jack Paar announced plans for a long vacation in Europe to rest after quitting his show over censorship of a joke. He said he may travel to the Mediterranean area seeking warmth and time away from television, in an interview with William Kalna of the Yonkers Herald Statesman.
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Jack Paar
Vshow
Europe
Mediterranean
Paar
Bronxville
William Kalna
Yonkers
Lenawee Men Hurt In Accidents At Work
Two Lenawee men were hospitalized out of the county after separate workplace accidents this week. Richard Pennington of Morenci suffered a severely broken left arm while unloading a 500 pound gas tank when a boom fell after a pin slipped. He was taken to Toledo hospital. John Sell of Clinton was hospitalized at St Joseph in Ann Arbor with an arm injury from being caught in a press at Clinton Engines Die Casting plant. extent undetermined.
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Richard Pennington
Morenci
Pennington Bulk Station
Weston Road
Toledo Hospital
John Sell
Clinton
St. Joseph Hospital
Ann Arbor
Clinton Engines Co
Poucher seeks dismissal of two civil suits against city officials
Glenn Poucher of 125 Greenly Street asks to dismiss two of four pending suits against City Administrator Robert A. Finley and City Attorney Edward N. Mack. He contends the court should drop the actions citing bias in favor of the rich. The Finley suit involves false arrest from a justice court conviction after an office strike. The Mack case charged restraining the engineer from meeting easement obligations amid sewer damage claims on West Mau Mee Street. Two suits against the city over the sewer easement were previously dismissed.
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Greenly Street
Robert A. Finley
Edward N. Mack
Poucher
Finley
Circuit Court
Mack
Ted Jan
West Maumee Street
General Reveals Secret In Slip At Nike Zeus Event
Lt Gen Arthur G Trudeau disclosed during a movie news conference on Nike Zeus that a small atomic explosion could neutralize thermonuclear warheads on ballistic missiles using a neutron flux. The details remain classified. A related test clip showed Hawk missile intercepting an Honest John rocket at White Sands. Grants totaling $80,274 were accepted by Michigan State University, including $35,260 from the NSF for a summer science institute for top high school students.
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Arthur G Trudeau
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White Sands
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Trudeau
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Conn
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Michigan State University
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National Science Foundation
Butler Silent on Williams Plans In Michigan Tour
Butler avoids commenting on Gov Williams potential run for a seventh term while touring southern Michigan. He stays at the governor’s home and says Williams must decide in his own time. Butler speaks for western Michigan Democrats in Grand Rapids and Muskegon events, with visits to Detroit and Mt Clemens on the schedule.
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Woolf Nations
Democratic
Paul
Butler
Williams
Wiliams
Michigan
West Coast
Bremerton
Wash
Seattle
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Democratic State Central Committee
Western Michigan
Grand Rapids
Muskegon
Detroit
Daily Finance
Mt. Clemens
Port land truck bombing suspects held after blasts
In Portland Oregon seven men including Gerald Couzens and Charles Snyder face charges after a spree of truck bombings that damaged ten delivery vehicles. Sheriff Janeig Lambert said McDonald a stereotypers union official paid $400 for the two attacks. Bail was set at 30000 for McDonald and 10000 for the others. formal charges alleged malicious bombing.
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Portland. Ore
Sipick Portland
Multhomas County
Purtland
Janeig Lambert
Gerald Couzens
Lhen
Stereotypers
Couzens
McDonald
Stereotypers Union Negotiating Committee
Lambert
Snyder Brothers
Charles
William
Hildy
Eddy
Boring
Ore
Portland
Oregonian
Oregon Journal
City Attorney Seeks Dismissal of Suit Against Mack
City attorney Edward N. Mack sued by Glen Poucher over alleged illegal acts to gain legal results. Four motions to dismiss filed in circuit court claim the declaration fails to state a cause of action. Hearing set for Feb 25 before Judge Rex Martin at 9190 a.m. Poucher has no counsel. The suit alleges Mack restrained the city engineer from fulfilling an easement contract’s obligations related to moving a building on 12 Greenly Street and sewer repair damages.
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Edward N. Mack
Glen Poucher
Lega
Circuit Court
Mae
Poucher
Rex Martin
Greenly Street
Mack
Mystery Satellite Draws No Claimants From US Spacewatch
No claimants emerged for the space object circling Earth in an erratic orbit. Officials including Secretary of the Air Force Dudley Sharp and James M. Gavin weighed theories that it could be an American experimental craft or a space spy device. Pentagon comments noted a near polar orbit suitable for reconnaissance, while scientists warned signals from such tumbling craft are hard to receive. Navy trackers place the satellite roughly 1,074 miles from Earth at apogee and 134 miles at perigee as it sweeps broad swaths over the United States.
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Dudley €. Sharp
U.S
James M. Gavin
Army Research and Development
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Soviet Union
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Navy
Earth
United States
Nine Airmen Die as Navy Seaplane Falls in Puget Sound
A navy seaplane burst into flame and crashed into Puget Sound southwest of Oak Harbor killing nine airmen. Four bodies were recovered with Navy search crews continuing the hunt for the remaining victims.
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Oak Harbor
Puget Sound
Here
Navy
Argentine Ships Trap Strange Sub Capture Imminent
SAN FRANCISCO reports that a storm damaged the Angela Petrithe, the world s largest wine tanker, may not return to sea for at least two weeks but tasters confirmed the cargo remains unharmed. Marine surveyors and insurers assessed the vessel in repair yards after it was towed to the Golde Gate area, noting the wine and other liquids stayed intact while electrical machinery suffered heavy damage. Captain Edward A Lehn Jr described the seas as the worst in 30 years and said he did not fear losing the ship despite the perilous situation.
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San Francisco
Angela Petri
Golde Gate
Edward A. Lehn Jr
Michigan milk industry faces ready new regulations
Legislation prepared for consideration by the Michigan House agriculture committee would require dairy processors to post prices and ban certain trade practices. The proposal, backed by the Michigan Dairy Farmers Federals, aims to curb price cuts and monopolistic tactics. Sponsors include Agriculture Committee Chair George Gillespie and members Martin Buth and Raymond Wurrell. The measure, modeled after Minnesota law, seeks to replace a failed milk marketing commission and is endorsed by the Michigan Milk Producers Association and cooperatives.
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Lansing
Michigan
Houses Agriculture Committee
Michigan Dairy Farmers Federals
Rens
George Gillespie
Gaines
Martin Buth
Grand’ S Rapids
Raymond Wurrell
Port Huron
Milk Marketing Commission
T 9
Howard Simmons
Pontiac
Milk Producers Assn
Minnesota
MMPA
Simmons
Yugoslavs Allow Cardinal Stepinac Burial In Zagreb
The Yugoslav government reversed course and authorized Alojzije Cardinal Stepinac to be buried in Zagreb's Roman Catholic Cathedral after earlier orders to bury him in Krasic, his native village. He died Wednesday, and the change followed concerns over demonstrations and political sensitivity.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Alojzije
Stepinac
Krasic
Curfews And Training Camps Proposed To Cut Juvenile Crime
A Michigan legislative study committee headed by Rep. Harry A. DeMasa recommends curfews for children under 12 from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. and ages 12 to 18 from midnight to 6 a.m. with exceptions for adults or emergencies. It also proposes state park training camps for 17 to 21 year olds, teaching conservation and forestry akin to CCC camps. The panel urges a juvenile delinquency study center at Michigan State University and broader powers for judges, labor law adjustments, and police access to questioning juveniles. Other members included Reps. Russell Strange Jr., Lucille McCollough, and Josephine Huosinger.
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Lansing
Harry A. DeMasa
Creek
Arotos
DeMaso
CCC
Debiase
Michigan State University
School of Police Administration
Comiuisisidner of
Tahar
Pari Vents
Russell H. Strange Jr
Rei. Clare
Lucille WcCollough
D. Dearborn
Josephine Huosinger
D-Netrait
Submarine Trapped Near Argentine Gulf After 12 Days
Argentine authorities say a mystery submarine hiding near Golfo Nuevo, 50 miles south of Buenos Aires, has been trapped after 12 days. Warships shelled and depth-charged the sub, forcing it to surface every 48 hours and injuring it.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Argentine Gulf
Gaston Clement
Golfo Nuevo
Clement
Arturo Frondizi
Government House
Alfredo Turan
Cimaressional
Atlas rocket extends 11th straight success run
Cape Canaveral reports the Atlas, America's most powerful military rocket, delivering another successful launch last night. The Air Force confirmed this was the 11th consecutive success, continuing a string that began last May, with seventeen tests in weapons development and two in space missions.
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Cape Canaveral
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America
Atlantic
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