Red China Rejects Soviet Peace Talks Overture
The Peking People’s Daily and Peking Radio dismissed Moscow’s call for Soviet Chinese talks as a prelude to a world conference on the communist rift. They demanded no deviation from Moscow’s 1957 1960 lines opposing Yugoslav revisionism and urged unity on Yugoslavia before any meeting.
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Iowa House Passes Liberalized Workmen's Comp Bill
The Iowa House approved a bill to liberalize and raise workmen's compensation benefits by a 104 to 0 vote sending the measure to the Senate. An amendment removing denied benefits for workers with preexisting defects and another removing a extended filing deadline for radioactive injury claims were adopted. The bill would also remove the $3,000 medical ceiling.
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Elizabeth Foster Mann Dies. Novelist Wrote as Elizabeth Foster
Elizabeth Foster Mann a novelist who wrote under the name Elizabeth Foster died on Saturday in what appears to be a sudden death. The writer was known for herCareful prose and contributions to contemporary fiction.
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Washington
Elizabeth Foster Mann
Elizabeth Foster
Most Shamrocks Wiped Out by Ireland Winter
The severe winter wiped out most of Ireland's shamrock crop. The drought tightens supply for St. Patrick's Day exports to America as growers fear foreign manufacturers will take market share. An American pilot notes shipments are down and suppliers cannot provide.
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No Agreement After 18 Hours Of News Talks
After more than 18 hours of negotiations, Mayor Wagner mediated talks between publishers and AFL CIO printers fail to reach a settlement in the 66 day newspaper strike. Both sides voiced mixed hope for resuming publication as a report is awaited. Local ITU officials and national president Elmer Brown expressed dissatisfaction yet urged continued dialogue.
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Eight Inches of Rain in First South Calif Storm
Southern California endured more than 300 days without a real storm before a coastal system brought thunder and floods. The event caused five traffic deaths, up to eight inches of rain in suburban foothills, and widespread damage from mud and rising tides. Snow fell above 5,000 feet with 12 inches at Mt. Baldy and 18 inches at Big Bear Lake.
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Prelate Freed Signals Shifts in Vatican Soviet Relations
Vatican reports a major shift as Ukrainian Archbishop Josyf Slipyi is freed after 18 years in Soviet imprisonment. Pope John XXIII privately welcomed Slipyi and officials hint Moscow may ease pressure on churchmen, though tensions with the Kremlin remain. Further cautious signs appear from the Ecumenical Council and exchanged greetings with Khrushchev.
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Dismiss Charge Brought by Carr Against McCray
A Washington high school senior charged with assault and battery after a January 4 fight outside the school was dismissed in Cedar Rapids Municipal Court on a dispute over medical bills. The dismissal, on the prosecutor’s recommendation, is contingent on medical bill payments being settled to the Carr family’s satisfaction.
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Bigger Bonus Is Boost for Billboard Ban
Iowa gains a more favorable ruling on billboard bans near interstates. Senator Martin Wiley says the federal government will cover 90 percent of the prohibitive right cost and a $2 million bonus, improving the financial case to pass a bill banning interstate billboards.
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Cedar Rapids
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Diefenbaker shuffles cabinet amid resignations
Ottawa AP report notes Veterans Minister Gordon Churchill named defense minister and Sen. Wallace McCutcheon named trade minister as Prime Minister Diefenbaker reorganizes his cabinet after three resignations over nuclear policy. Marcel Lambert becomes veterans affairs chief. McCutcheon, former Argus Corp. director, joins cabinet, with more appointments promised.
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Fire destroys Cathalia hotel in Catskills
Fire destroyed the main building of the 80 year old Cathalia hotel in the Catskills near Ellenville New York Sunday injuring two hotel employees and causing about 150 000 in damage officials said the blaze underscored long standing fire safety concerns at aging inns in rural areas.
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Polaris A-3 Fired for 2000 Mile Ocean Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL The Navy fired the new Polaris A-3 missile on a successful 2000 mile Atlantic flight. It marks the second success in four days for the A-3 after earlier test issues. The A-3 is a third generation member of the submarine launched Polaris family.
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