Rusk Signals Long Road Ahead in Cold War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned that ending the cold war will require serious days and hard work. He said Kennedy strategists are studying bringing Red China into disarmament talks and the Geneva nuclear test ban discussions resume March 21. Rusk announced Arthur Dean to head U S negotiators and stressed realism about progress with the major powers.
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UPI
Germans Offer 5900 Milion Aid To US In 27 Years
West Germany announced it would provide more than 900 million dollars in immediate aid to the United States. The package includes 325 million for military equipment and 587 million to cover postwar debt over 27 years. The move accompanies Kennedy’s push for anti recession legislation including unemployment benefits and a higher minimum wage.
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Souvenir Ceiling Requested By Kennedy
President Kennedy urged Congress to curb the gold drain by limiting returning travelers to 100 dollars of foreign goods without duties, up from the current 500. He also proposed letting banks pay higher interest to foreign governments to attract dollars, and expansion of Eisenhower era measures to promote exports.
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Polaris Shot Fiery Failure at Cape Canaveral
The second stage of a Polaris missile exploded into flames during a test at Cape Canaveral. The upper section cartwheeled, showering flaming debris as it crashed about 700 yards northeast. No injuries or serious damage were reported as roads near the launch site were crowded.
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Snowbound Southwest and Midwest Struggle After Storm
A Gulf Coast storm dropped heavy snow on western and north central Texas after a weekend blizzard on the Panhandle. Snow reached nine inches in western Oklahoma as roads flooded in Texas. Chicago, St Louis, and New York battled lingering snow with city services easing but roads and bridges affected. Subzero temperatures persisted in Maine while Houston and Caribou reported record cold.
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Weather Scene Forecast Delivers Temperature Drop and Snow
The Weather Scene predicts temperatures through Saturday around five degrees below normal. Lows are near 21 in the north and 27 in the south, with highs around 43 in the north and 48 in the south. Snow is likely Tuesday, with possible rain or sleet in the south, and again Saturday. Milder midweek was forecast for Wednesday and Thursday.
Fire Leaves 25 Homeless in Cherry Tree, Logan County
AP report states at least 25 persons were left homeless when a fire destroyed frame dwellings in Cherry Tree, with three more uninhabitable. Five homes were occupied. cause and total damage undetermined. No injuries reported. Cherry Tree lies about one mile south of Logan.
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Chileans Evacuated From Lava Path in Chile
The army evacuated about 500 inhabitants Monday from hamlets in the path of lava from Calbuco volcano in Llanquihue Province. The eruption began six days ago, threatening towns 1,200 miles south, as authorities scaled up response to the volcanic event.
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Llanquihue
Trial of the Century in Rome Slaying Case
Three men go on trial for the murder of Maria Fenaroli in a case police call a near perfect crime. Giovanni Fenaroli, Carlo Ingelia, and Raoul Ghiani faced investigators amid dramatic testimony, alibis, and jewelry found in Milan. Spectators flooded the Rome courtroom as reporters and attorneys packed the glare of dawn. The trial is slated to continue into April.
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Boyhood Pal Testifies on FBI Tip Linking Rees to Killings
Virginia man testifies he reported to the FBI about a month after the Jackson family disappeared near Gambrills Maryland in 1959. He says he suspected Rees, a Hyattsville musician, in the case and wrote letters to officials, later recalling the events during the federal trial.
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Fines Near Million Imposed on Electric Firms and Executives
Philadelphia federal court sentenced seven executives from General Electric Westinghouse and other major electrical equipment makers to 30 days in jail for price fixing and bid rigging. Fines totaled 822 500 for 21 companies and 109 000 for 86 individuals. 72 pleaded guilty. Many corporations faced suspensions and five years of probation for a sweeping antitrust crackdown.
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Turin Professors Hear Articulated Noises On Soviet Tape
A Turin University panel reported hearing noises resembling a human voice on a tape of radio signals from a frequency tied to Soviet satellites. The sounds appeared on two recordings made Sunday and Monday by amateur operators Achille and Giovan Battista Judica-Cordiglia, suggesting possible living presence amid distortion.
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Diem Proposes Village Council Reforms in Viet Nam
President Ngo Dinh Diem announced a government shakeup to mildly broaden democracy. Youth groups will elect reps to village councils while provincial leaders retain appointments. He cited ongoing Communist rebel activity as a barrier to wide local elections and noted 34 rebels killed and 36 captured last Thursday. The plan also consolidates departments and creates three coordinators to boost efficiency.
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Wyoming Man Held In Sunday Slaying
In Pineville West Virginia state police report a 74 year old man from Basin Wyoming County admitted shooting his son in law Jess Foley a 35 year old unemployed coal miner from Amige Raleigh County after an argument at McKinney s home Sunday night the slaying occurred Sunday.
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Bulls Demolish Audience Fury After Tame Merida Ride
The Docile Bulls failed to show bravely in Merida Venezuela as the bulls were tame. Spectators vented anger at the bull ring, which was demolished amid the uproar.
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