Europe at the Crossroads No 2 View U S Presence as Menace
AP correspondent reports Western Europe voices that see the American presence as a danger not a boon. Britons, French, and others debate Common Market, NATO, and Europe independence from U S influence amid De Gaulle’s skepticism and post Brussels tensions.
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Senate Bill Aimed at Non-Residents Moves Forward
Harrisburg AP. Senate advances a moratorium measure extending the appeal right to all non residents on driver suspensions while delaying major business after Gov. Scranton's education address. New bills include police pay raises and property tax exemptions for campaign donors and seniors.
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Telephone Strike Set by Western PA CWA Local
Local 2550 of the Communications Workers of America representing about 400 long distance operators linemen and cablemen voted to strike AT&T over a worker demotion. President William Stevenson said a strike will not begin until national officers authorize, up to 10 days.
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TV to Come To Jordan
Jordan plans a television station early next year to be built by private interests from the United States or Britain. Salah Abu Zeid, director of national guidance, announced the project after his visits to both countries.
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Impeachment Signs Prompt Security For Warren Visit
In Atlanta Earl Warren faced a mix of light security and impeachment signs as protests surfaced before his Georgia Tech speech marking the school’s 75th anniversary. A physician claimed the right to display pro impeachment signs on private property, a petition dismissed by a state judge.
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Marine Lance Corporal Claims 100 Mile March In 16 Hours
Private Darold R. Dent of Burwell Nebraska trotted 100 miles in 16 hours 4 minutes 48 seconds on February 4 1960 in Okinawa while wind rain and sleet battered the island. He reportedly did the feat solo except for brief spectator support and paused at mile 50 for a medical check and at mile 75 for a leg rubdown. Navy doctors noted only sore muscles and no blisters.
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Scouts Set Book Hunt at Hewlett Woodmere Library
Hewlett NY AP The public library finds 200 delinquent borrowers hold about 300 books and enlists Woodmere Scout Troop 21 to recover them. Scoutmasters and librarian sign warrants. youths will visit borrowers by area to request return and later fines.
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PRR installs computers to cut repair parts costs
Philadelphia and Altoona stations now host computers to monitor 90 000 repair shop items. Officials say the system could save about 300 000 dollars annually by trimming the $30 million parts inventory by ten percent.
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Rickover Future Under Discussion As Retirement Near
Washington AP Ten years after nearly being ousted Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover the father of the nuclear submarine faces a retirement age near next January The Defense Department says secretary of the Navy Fred Korth is actively considering Rickover s future with no decision yet due to the retirement date still a year away Congressional pressure once saved his career and there is talk of a return to active duty to keep him in uniform in lieu of retirement options The Polis Polaris program was discussed in a chat with President Kennedy and other lawmakers were noted including backers in Philadelphia Republicans.
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House Seeks Nine Member Board to Oversee Boating
A proposed Pennsylvania bill would create a nine member board to regulate recreational boating with six experts named by the governor and three ex officio members. It sets motorboat numbering, registration fees from 2 to 5 dollars, night running lights, and bans intoxicated or negligent operation including water ski and aquaplane towing.
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Iraq arms civilians as fighting worsens in Baghdad and Basra
Reports from Beirut and Baghdad say Iraq's new regime is arming civilians to combat Communist agitators in Basra and other cities. Police and troops reportedly fired on 3000 demonstrators in Basra, with at least 250 killed, as curfews and mass killings are reported north and south. In Miami Beach Jimmy Durante turns 70 with little fanfare and a busy show schedule.
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