Romanian Walkout Roils Budapest Communist Talks
Romania accuses the Kremlin of Stalinist tactics and storms out of a six-party meeting in Budapest over demands on Syria and attacks on Red China. Delegates resume talks after an all-night session as Romania seeks to chart a neutral line amid Soviet pressure.
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Auto firms report varied weekly production totals
Automotive News lists Chevrolet at 13 100 trucks this week versus last week. Dodge 3 400, Ford 12 300 and 12 179, and International Harvester 3 586. Coverage notes Geneva sourced figures and a satellite World Figure Skating Championships broadcast on ABC Wide World of Sports at 4 p.m. Saturday on KCRG TV 9 in color.
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Tuber culosis tests for 1500 babies at NJ hospital
In HOLLY NJ 1500 babies born last year at Burlington County Memorial hospital will undergo X ray and skin tests for tuberculosis starting March 11 after an administrative nurse in the nursery contracted the disease. Officials said they expect some cases among the newborns.
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Plan to Change N J Riot Area Into New City
Newark plans to transform 46 acres of a riot damaged predominantly Negro district into a community owned by current residents. Archdiocese of Newark backs New Community Inc to redevelop with 1600 to 2000 families and facilities, seeking 40 million in aid. Government and church endorsements cited. traffic to be restricted.
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Michigan donation aids Navajo in snow isolation
Thirty tons of food clothing and other goods donated by Michigan residents are distributed among the Navajo Indians isolated in December by waist deep snow. The relief arrived late Tuesday in Window Rock the Navajo capital from Utica Michigan and from Shelby and Sterling townships nearby.
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Want Ads Offer Regular Advertising Service
The notice promotes regular advertising in the want ads section. It invites readers to place ads for ongoing needs and services, highlighting consistent exposure in the local paper.
Warnings Tighten On Drug Chloromycetin Use
Washington AP reports the government will urge all doctors to push stricter hazard warnings on chloramphenicol. FDA Commissioner James Goddard cites a California Medical Society finding that at least one in 24,000 patients treated will suffer bone marrow damage, often fatal.
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Say New Cars Start Slower on Cold Days
Detroit reports that 1968 cars may be harder to start on cold mornings due to leaner fuel mixtures to meet emission standards. Automakers say the cars will start okay with slower initial cranking and require brief patience until they warm up.
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Army to Study Radiation Effects on Decision Making
Washington report says army researchers will study how radiation from a nuclear attack could influence decision making and other behavior of the population. The project aims to map behavioral changes under radiation exposure to aid defense planning.
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