West German council drive tests unity amid Four Power talks
Western pressure seeks an all German parliament and a broad statement on unification at a foreign ministers conference. Officials hint the pact may allow continued parallel negotiations on a European security treaty. Dulles notes some security similarities with Molotov, but debate over a divided or reunified Germany persists.
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Stocks surge as market posts best weekly advance
New York trading saw strong gains with prices up 1 to 2 points in many issues. Trading volume exceeded 1.61 million shares as buyers pushed a broader rally led by Standard Oil of New Jersey proposing a 3 for 1 split and a $1.50 dividend. Multiple blue chips and industrials rose, including General Motors, Du Pont, Bethlehem Steel, Goodyear, International Harvester, and U S Steel, with varied percentages among earners.
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Student Drowns In Creek Near Homecoming Event
In Richmond Kentucky an Eastern Kentucky State College student Byron Brooks Hall 20 of Brodhead drowned in Dreaming Creek near a garage rear entrance where he had been working. Coroner Jack Turpon said a mark on his head showed he was unconscious when he fell into the one foot deep water during the homecoming program.
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Convict Montague Sentenced On Tax Refund Charge
Texas convict Jesse B. Montague received six months for fraudulently reporting income to claim a tax refund while already serving five years for robbery. U.S. Judge Allen B. Hannay ordered the term to run with the prior sentence. Montague's confession and impeachment issues were contested. The case followed a jury conviction amid defense objections.
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