Britain Backs Down on East West Pact Plan
London withholds full support for Prime Minister Macmillan s proposed non aggression pact as allies oppose a standalone move. Foreign Office clarifies any pact would be part of a broader package including disarmament and concrete issues.
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William Sexton
London
Britain
Macmillan
Foreign Office
Bulgunin
Lim
Washington
Derby
San Antonio
West Texas
Plainview
Panhandle Plains
Big Bend
Pecos
Alpine
Maria
Odessa
U.S
Lexasj
Texas
Gulf
Kremlin
Conservative
Russia
Central
Europe
Texas Floods and Snow Displace Thousands in Texas
Severe weather forced 1 800 residents to evacuate as floods and heavy snow hit west and south Texas. Roads blocked, schools closed, and Edinburg and Corpus Christi faced widespread damage with hundreds sheltered by Red Cross aid and the Farm and Home Administration.
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Dallas
West
Texas
Lone Star
Weather Bureau
Gulf
Rio Grande Valley
Corpus Christi
Edinburg
Hellman Balzer
Red Cross
Farm and Home Administration
Harlingen
Man Sent Up in Red Rocket to Orbit
Soviet Union launched an experimental rocket with a man aboard, sending Mandar 300 kilometers into the atmosphere. He parachuted safely to earth according to reliable sources.
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Red Rocket
Moscow
Soviet Union
Mandar
Earth
Wilson Calls for Negotiation to Curb Arms Race
Washington based former secretary Wilson urged U S Russia talks to avoid ruinous arms competition harming the economy and feared an all out race could trigger a depression while warning against over optimistic defense plans and costly atomic powered aircraft programs.
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Wilson
Race
Washington
INS
Fort
Defense
Charles I
Russia
Hie Algo
U.S. News Land World Report
U.S
Qme
Wever Sentenced Five Years For Bank Robbery Role
A man named Wever was sentenced to five years for his part in a bank robbery. The report details the case and connects it to the broader crime timeline involving other related events and suspects.
Radical overhaul urged for U S defense structure
A Rockefeller funded study warns the world balance of power shifting to the Soviet bloc and urges sweeping Pentagon reforms. It calls centralizing advice to the President, unified service commands, and direct defense budget control, with a three billion dollar annual spending rise anticipated. The panel includes Nelson Rockefeller aides and Edward Teller.
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Rewin Safehik
New York
INS
U.S
Joan
Love
Rockefeller 'Beuthers Fund
Pentagon
United States
NATO
Court Dismisses Charge Against Robt Daubendick
DECORA AP On recommendation of County Attorney Isadore Meyer charges against Iowa Conservation Officer Robt Jen Daubendick were dismissed by Justice of Peace W C Schrubhre. The case stemmed from a deer hunting incident with farmer John Carolon. Meyer cited lack of trespassing statute for a conservation officer and insufficient evidence for assault and battery. Daubendick had posted 200 bond. warrants were served by Sheriff Bob Hilesman. Local weather and seas sections distract from the core court action.
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Decora
Isadore Meyer
Owa
Robjen Daubendick
Justice of Peace
W.C. Schrubhre
John Carolon
Decorah
Dun Ibendick
Meyer
Iowa
Daubendick
Bob
Hilesman
Hilesmin
New Mexico
Caralon
Hunter
Carol
John, Jr
Mescalero
Rosweil
Tucumcuri
Gulf of Mexicco
Coast Guard
Amasas Pass
Argo
Galveston
Soviets Announce 300 000 Man Cut
London AP reports the Soviet Union announced a 300000 man cut in armed forces. Moscow radio said units totaling over 41000 men were withdrawn from East Germany to Soviet territory and disbanded. Tass stated more than 17000 men would be withdrawn from Hungarian units and disbanded.
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London
Moscow Radio
East Germany
Tass
Review Denied in Weinberger Case
Angelo La Marea condemned kidnap slayer of Peter Weinberger remains on death row after the Supreme Court denied review. The denial leaves the path open for a new death date to be set following the pending petition for final action.
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Washington
Angelo la Marea
Peter Weinberger
Westbury
Supreme Court
Harlan
Fund Drive Aids Dog Injured in Barstow Accident
In Barstow California funds are being collected in three stores to pay Boots the black and white collie’s hospital bill after a hit and run. Boots, a longtime stray, lives in the business district alleys and streets.
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Barstow
Calif
Tin ‘Eins
Boots
Death of Cedar Rapids youth under investigation
A 16 year old Cedar Rapids boy died from a bullet wound above the right ear after being found in his bedroom. Linn county sheriff's officers investigated the death Monday. The youth, Dean Lafler, is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Gefler of Miller avenue SW. He died after being moved from St Luke's hospital to University hospitals in Iowa City.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Dean Lafler
Airs
Arthur Gefler
Miller Avenue
University Hospitals
Iowa City
St. Luke's Hospital
Lincoln Wig Village
Hunter Airport
INO FAD DIET OFFERED AS SLIMMING METHOD
A practical weight loss approach by food expert Gaynor Maddox in cooperation with Harvard nutrition department appears on page 13. The feature promotes the INO FAD DIET as a healthy way to slim down or maintain weight.
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Gaynor Maddox
Department of Nutrition
Harvard University
Furtive Bank Robbery Case Sees Guilty Plea in Court
Wesver's court appointed attorney Peter Klauer entered a guilty plea for his client. Judge Frank Gillian sentenced after pleas for leniency from Du buque County Attorney Robert Ketit and Klauer. Ovid had one prior record and did not partake in the robbery, waiting in the car. Blaor presented a petition signed by 40 Hum keddt residents seeking leniency. Ted Grapes and Donald Roloff of Cedar Rapids had already received 25 year sentences at Fort Madison.
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Wesver
Atturanes
Peter Klauer
Frank Gillian
Dubuque
Robert
Ketit
Klauer
Ovid
Hase
Ood
Tit
Nis Ta
Blaor
Hum Keddt
Weyer
Cedar Rapis
Ienbenes
Ted Grapes
Donald Roloff
Cedar Rapids
Fort Madisou
Air Force Lists Donald Burleson As Dead at Sea
Lt. Donald C. Burleson of Louisiana listed as dead after bailing from a damaged jet fighter off France. Dover Air Force Base held memorial services. Burleson survived by wife Burl Minor and three children, Stephen Jo Anne and Donald.
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Air Force
Donald Burleson
Donald C. Burleson
HG. Burleson
Burlsen
Dover Air Force Base
Burleson
France
Tarieson
Durteson
Livkd
Thus
Agores Fay Roy
Iscarel
Franklin High School
Burles
Wis Marcied
Burl Minor
Hireville
Stephen
Jo Anne
Donalda
Wis
Admiral Rickover says Navy rejected missile submarine plan
Rear Admiral Hyman Rickover testified that two years ago the navy high command turned down his recommendation to build a missile firing atomic submarine. He warned the U S risks falling behind the Soviet missile program and said naval officials hampered by red tape hinder major projects.
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Washington (Ap
Hyman Rickover
Navy High Commanded
Rickover
Soviet Union
Senate
Johnson
D-Texas
Edwin L. Weiss
Rigeri
Navy
D-Wash
Vate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Rickever
Noman
Admirrel Rie
Texan
Riekover
Dildodingen
Tre Rency Amon Foo
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Tae
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Potomac
Ranke
Sone
Tring
Eisenhower
Dulles
Tle
U. S
Defense Department
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Rock Rapids
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Rapids
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Aoman
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Tanne
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Haskins
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Army
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Torner Police Atomic E Commission
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