Earthquake Shakes Parts Of Los Angeles
An early morning tremor shook southern Los Angeles area including Compton Gardena Lynwood Bell Huntington Park South Gate and Inglewood with no damage reported. Seismologist Dr Chas Richer of Caltech said it was likely a small local shock perhaps off the coast.
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Los Angeles -P
Los Angeles
Don Yowell
Compton
Gardena
Lynwood
Bell
Huntington Park
South Gate
Inglewood
Chas
California Institute of Technology
Chinese Proposal Rejected at Geneva Talks
U S Ambassador Johnson refused to discuss trade or political questions with Red China until Beijing fully implements last week's civilian release. Wang Ping Nan pressed for lifting the trade embargo and a high level conference. Johnson said only the civilian repatriation must proceed first, with talks to follow.
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Geneva
U. S
U. Alexis Johnson
Red China
Wang Ping Nan
Johnson
Dulles
Choun-lai
People’s Republic of China
Peiping
United States
Wang
West
Negroes to Move Into House in All White Kenwood
Martin L Whites a Jamaican born couple hold a $12 000 house in the Kenwood section of Southern Pines N C and say they will move in unless someone pays them 20 000 by tomorrow Graves developer offered to take over the mortgage and build a similar house on their existing lots at a discount but the couple declined saying they wish to move in now Mrs White stated they have their own builder and plans and will not be deterred by opposition from property owners in the area.
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Southern Pines
N.C
Martin L. Whites
Jamaica
N.Y
Henry L. Graves
Kenwood
Graves
U.S. Hails German Victory Praise of West Germany Move
State Department spokesman Henry Suydam says Soviet recognition of West Germany marks Soviet abandonment of its Germany policy. He calls Adenauer Bulganin pact a Western victory and notes Russia will release German WWII detainees in exchange for recognition and talks in Moscow.
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Washington
Russia
Soviet Union
State Department
Henry Suydam
Suydam
Konrad Adenauer
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Adenauer
Moscow
East Germany
Western Germany
Tobacco Disease Cure Sought
Government plant scientists seek to control blackshank and Granville wilt in tobacco within years. Dr. Donald Crooks says advanced flue cured lines resistant to both diseases are tested in Virginia and the Carolinas, with some varieties possibly released in two years.
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Washington
Donald Crooks
Agriculture Department
Tobacco and
Virginia
Carolinas
Crooks
Granville
Dixie Bright
Enis
Flor
Hilda Moves Off Cuba After Toll on Island
Hurricane Hilda, weakened by Cuba’s mountains, moved into the Caribbean with a chance to regain strength. Cuba reported heavy rain and floods in Santiago with telephones knocked out. Guan tanamo Bay saw gusts up to 45 mph and power outages. A new tropical storm formed far to the southeast of Miami.
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Hilda
Cuba
Cross
Caribbean
Miami
Fla
Caribbean Sea
Leonard Pardue
Miami Weather Bureau
Cave Cruz
Cariban
Pardue
Weather Bureau
San Juan
New Hurricane Forms East of San Juan
The San Juan Weather Bureau reports tropical storm Tone forming about 320 miles east of San Juan with winds at 65 to 70 mph. The system is expected to intensify into a hurricane this afternoon and storm warnings are issued for Leeward Islands north of St Kitts and the northern Virgin Islands.
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Miami
Fla
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Atlantic
Reds To Return PWs West Germany Russia To Exchange Envoys
Moscow reports Adenauer and Bulganin agreed to exchange ambassadors and work on German Soviet trade while not settling reunification. Khrushchev promised to investigate and return any additional Germans held as war criminals, with amnesties for some. Adenauer stressed no secret deals with the Soviet Union and maintained NATO WEU ties.
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Bulganin
Bonn
Adenauer
Germany
North Atlantic Alliance
Western European Union
NATO
WEU
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
West Germany
East Germany
Adenauer Returns Home from Moscow Talks
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer returned to Bonn after talks with Soviet leaders establishing diplomatic relations between West Germany and the Soviet Union. He cited Soviet promises to release German prisoners and to search for any others held in the USSR, amid mixed reactions from German politicians and diplomats.
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Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
West Germany
Kremlin
Bonn
Germany
Bulganin
Russia
Adenauer
Proposal To End Strike At Westinghouse
A three day strike by CIO International Union of Electrical Workers against Westinghouse Electric Corp is hammered out by a union source. Ratification by the IVE Westinghouse conference board and Local 601 remains uncertain as wage talks and contract negotiations loom tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh .P
CIO! International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse Conference Board
Godfrey Denies Air Safety Infraction Claim
Arthur Godfrey rejects accusations of an air safety violation after the Civil Aeronautics Administration opened an investigation into a near collision with an Ozark Airlines DC3 shortly after takeoff from Midway Airport. He recalls the incident as routine, saying both planes were cleared by ground control and that he maintained a safe distance during a left-hand course change.
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Washington
Arthur Godfrey
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Godfrey
Ozark Airlines
Wom
Ieage
Midway
CAA
Ozark
Vragen Ree
Chapp
Angus
Teterboro
N.J
New York
Ozark-Chicago
Midway Airport
United States
Adenauer strikes German Soviet Pact赞 opening of relations
U S officials say Konrad Adenauer won a favorable bargain in Moscow by agreeing to diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union in exchange for promised freedom for German war prisoners held in Russia. The move is seen as opening a new era in East West relations while major unification talks remain unresolved.
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West Germany
NATO
Adenauer
Soviet Union
VU. S
State Department
Moscow
Washington
Russia
Leaf Belts Cut Hours Of Sales In Tobacco Markets
North Carolina flue cured tobacco markets on the Eastern and Border Belts moved to a 34 hour selling period to speed re drying amid a record crop. Middle Belt kept a 54 hour day as prices eased across belts with declines of 1 to 6 dollars per hundred. Sales totals show heavy volume with Stabilization Corp purchase shares around 12 to 21 percent.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Big Eastern
Carolinas Border Belt
Middle Belt
Bright Belt Warehouse Assn
Federal State Market News Service
Oir Stabilization Corp
Stabilization Co
New York Longshoremen End Eight Day Walkout
International Longshoremen's Association members vote to back a citizen panel hearing grievances against the Waterfront Commission and return to work across Eastern ports. Union leader William V Bradley says most dockers support the plan as courts threaten criminal and civil actions over unmanned piers.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Citizens Committee
Waterfront Commission
William V. Bradsley
Boston
Virginia
Hampton Roads
ILA
Manhattan
Bradley
Maine
New Jersey
Maurice Brady
Citizens’ Committee
Sureme Court
Samuel Dialeo
International Longshoremen
Alan
New York Air Contaminated By Gases
A report to the American Chemical Society estimates New York area sulfur dioxide pollution reaches 144 million tons yearly. It cites coal and fuel oil burning, auto exhaust, track fires, incinerators, and emissions from New Jersey as major sources.
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Minneapolis
New Jersey
American Chemical Society
Morris B. Jacobs
Laboratory
Aiector
New York
Benardment
Greenburg
Barement
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U.S
Nikolai
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