World News in Brief From Costa Rica to Indonesia
Costa Rica reports its first quadruplets born to a 21 children mother, four girls in healthy condition at Polyclinic Hospital by Caesarean. In Vienna neon glow wear is teased for luminous nylon lace. The Duke of Windsor returns to public life in Britain after abdication, attending a memorial service for Maj. Metcalfe. A teen boy in South Shields sees a psychiatrist after a theft charge, then faces further charges. Indonesians seize a Dutch ship firm HQ in Jakarta amid anti Dutch actions, government disclaims responsibility. A fire extinguisher salesmen is prosecuted for leaving a campfire unattended near Alamogordo, New Mexico.
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Weather and World News Snapshots Across Regions
Pasadena forecasts show variable high clouds with a warm high near 80 and a 20 percent rain chance today. Southland areas expect dry conditions with increasing clouds and cooler temperatures tomorrow. The report also mentions global weather notes and a long list of city names, then shifts to a birthday anecdote and international news briefings on refugees, Latin ties, and uranium from sea water.
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Balls of Fire Seen in Valley
Residents report a bright light seen at 4 45 p m over Pasadena described as a fiery object that faded to a red ball. HLM Burton of 1715 Keen Avenue watched the phenomenon through binoculars for about three minutes before it drifted southwest and disappeared.
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Stevenson declines NATO Paris invitation
Adlai E. Stevenson, responding to President Eisenhower, declines joining the American delegation to the NATO meeting in Paris citing lack of authority and potential public disagreement with decisions. He says he agrees with most administration proposals and would reconsider only a compelling development. Secretary Dulles regrets the decision.
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