Berlin talks hinge on new US British plan
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer met in Bonn to discuss a US British proposal for an East West standstill on Berlin. They planned to review Bermuda talks, European integration, and the cost of the British Army of the Rhine as talks moved toward possible nonaggression arrangements in divided Berlin.
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Konrad Adenauer
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Adenauer
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Wold
Europe
Four Soldiers Die In Tank Truck Collision At Fort Hood
A tank from the 67th Armored and a truck from the 35th Armored divisions collided at Fort Hood Texas resulting in a blast that killed four soldiers and injured nineteen others including one seriously. The incident occurred today on base.
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CD Here Not Connected With Ad Solicitation
Civil defense officials said today they are not part of current ad solicitation by an Erie county unit seeking advertisers for a forthcoming publication. The unit plans a manual on radioactive fallout shelters and related information with ads priced at 3200 per page. Corry CD officials, leaders, and rescue officers offer pamphlets and survival facts from Corry Civil Defense.
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Russians Agree To Release Belgian Plane
The Soviet government agreed to release a Sabena airliner with 37 aboard that had been forced to land in Armenia after a Tehran to Istanbul flight. Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kusnetsov informed Belgian ambassador Hyppolite Coule of the safe passengers and crew housed near Yerevan, and said release would occur once technical details with Sabena and Aeroflot were settled.
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New Orleans Plans All Negro School Under Court Order
The Orleans Parish School Board voted to convert one of the six desegregated elementary schools into an all Negro facility to relieve crowding. E McDonogh No. 19, which drew white withdrawal after desegregation in 1960, will become all Negro on January 24, under federal directives.
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Kennedy Maps 1962 Program For Congress
President Kennedy outlines a 1962 program for Democratic leaders and the nation, inviting party chiefs to previews of the State of the Union and briefing lawmakers on foreign policy. Senate questions arise over a proposed 310 million bond purchase to support UN operations and Congo policy, signaling potential clashes on foreign aid and UN funding.
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Katanga
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Aiken
Train Wreck Toll Shows 87 Dead
In Utrecht Netherlands relatives of victims arrive to aid in identifying bodies laid out in a church. The official death toll stands at 87 with most identified dead being men. Women victims prove hard to identify as their handbags with personal documents were lost. All identified casualties are Dutch except two Britons who were only slightly injured. The Express crashed at a fogbound junction near Woerden, after a high speed passage intended three minutes later for the commuter train.
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Woerden
Baré Cause Of Death At Millersville State College
Sophomore Wiies was found dead in his bed Sunday at Millersville State College. Autopsy attributed death to medical complications from rheumatic fever. Whitmer, Millward family adviser, said the patient had been treated since age five. Harold Wiies of Slatington is his father.
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Old Timers Night Ice Skating at Mead Park
An Old Timers Night event invites all residents aged over 18 to skate at the Mead Park rink this evening from 8 to 10 o'clock. Enjoyable activity for adults with a simple open skate format and no admission details provided.
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Mead Park
War Or Peace In New Guinea Sukarno To Decide In 10 Days
Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio said Sukarno would decide war or peace over West New Guinea within a week or 10 days. He cited no signs diplomatic moves can help and blamed Dutch vagueness. Sukarno heads the National Defense Council after a Makassar grenade incident. Brig. Gen. Suharto was named head of the West New Guinea Liberation Command.
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Should School Retire Women At Age 62
In Philadelphia AP report, attorney O kicki argues a Portage Area School District retirement case violates women's rights. Mabel Hobfer, retired at 62, challenged until 65. school directors counter that Social Security eligibility allows termination. Pennsylvania Supreme Court takes case under advisement.
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Japan Settles War Debt To U.S. For 490 Million
Tokyo reports Japan has restructured its postwar debt with the United States to repay 490 million of the 81.889 billion received from 1945 to 1952 mainly as relief and development aid. Of the repayment, 25 million will fund educational and cultural exchanges. The United States will use the remaining funds to support aid to underdeveloped Asian nations, strengthening Japan’s markets.
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Viet Cong base near Mekong delta crushed in three day push
Government forces report killing at least 40 Viet Cong rebels and destroying a major Communist base in the Mekong delta after a three day operation that ended last Friday.
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Mountain States Snowstorm Dumps Heavy Snow Across West
A deep cold front moved into Colorado and Wyoming as a major snowstorm blanketed the mountains with 12 inches plus. The system spread to Kansas and Oklahoma with up to 6 inches in the Panhandle and winds up to 26 mph in Oklahoma City. Amarillo saw a 20 degree low after a 40 degree high as Western Kansas reported 7 inches in Tribune and 6 in Garden City. Subzero temps hit Wyoming and Colorado with minus readings at Casper Laramie Cheyenne and Butte, Mont recorded 82 before daybreak.
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Dies Three Days Before Her 103rd Birthday
Mrs Euphamie Shedden Taylor of Wowanua, Iowa, died three days before her 103rd birthday after years of advising others to live and eat vegetables. A widow for 22 years, she had been bedfast since a July fall. Services will be held Wednesday at the Granville Center home.
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Weath
Euphamie Shedden Taylor
Thiraday
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Tuk
Western Pa Banks Raise Interest on Deposits
Pittsburgh AP reports western Pennsylvania banks boosted savings rates to 3 percent from January 1 with Mellin National Bank Trust Co and Commonwealth Bank and Trust Co noting four percent on one-year deposits. Authorization for the increase had been granted by federal and state authorities.
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Réwar Savings
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Corry Area merger ballot vote clears path to May primary
Districts vote five to one to place the merger question on the ballot. Wayne Township opposes the proposal while other boards back the plan, aiming to explain tax implications and potential efficiency gains as the Corry area education issue moves toward the May vote.
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Airectore
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