Communists Press Move To Oust West Berlin Powers
East German Deputy Premier Hans Loch led a high level Communist campaign to deny Western rights in Berlin alleging Potsdam breaches. Khrushchev’s echo raised fears of renewed blockade as Bonn diplomats briefed allies and the German government met with US British and French envoys.
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UPI
Hans Loch
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Loch
Lehaste
Germany
Kheushchyy
Russia
East Berlin
West Berlin
Bonn
Ameri Jcan
Esate
Poles and Soviets Push for Summit Talks on Security
A Moscow Warsaw joint communique reports Premier Khrushchev and Wladyslaw Gomulka backing a summit to address disarmament and global security. The pact urges stronger Warsaw Pact cohesion while pledging measures to calm tensions and prevent surprise attacks.
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Soviet Union
Poland
tMoscow Radio
United States
Warsaw
Khrushchevy
Poli
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Europe
Warsaw Pact
East European Alliance
NATO
Deserted WWI veteran honored after 40 years of error
Gabriel Garcia, 68, a San Antonio farm laborer who could not read, was mistakenly labeled a deserter after WWI. Now honored at Veterans Day ceremonies, he received the Distinguished Service Cross, Purple Heart, and World War I Victory Medal. He saved a wounded comrade under heavy fire near St. Juving France on Oct. 16, 1918, then walked into no-man's-land to aid others before being evacuated.
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San Antonio
Gabriel Gargio
Garcia
Arvors
Veterans Administration Office
San Diego
Tex
Alamo Grounds
GS. Meloy Jr
4Th Army
Jalm J Pershing
Gabriel Garcia
Co. C
325Th Infantry
St. Juving
France
Get
No-Man's-Land
Fugate to testify in Lincoln murder case today
In Lincoln Nebraska Caril Ann Fugate a 15 year old girl will take the witness chair to recount ten January incidents connected to the Starkweather murder spree. Prosecutors will rest after readings from an unsigned statement. the case centers on alleged aid to the mass killer by Fugate.
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Lincolin
Neb
Caril Ann Fugate
Mourder
Charles Starkweather
Shorty
Starkweather
Wyoming
Cavil
Horm
Fatal Goodby Ends Bus Ride In Camden
Camden New Jersey police report a 13 year old named Lorraine McClay died after thrusting her head through an open window of a moving school bus to bid farewell to classmates. The accident occurred Tuesday as the bus traveled along a city street.
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Gff
Lorraine McClay
Navy Shipyard Pressured by High Tides and Sinking Walls
Long Beach Naval Shipyard faced severe disruption as a 7.6 foot high tide flooded seawalls and limited three large drydocks. Capt. Charles Palmer warned that continued subsidence threatens operations, with 7 foot tides forcing weathered schedules and frequent shutdowns while Congress debates 3.5 million dollars for protection and anti-subsidence work.
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Charles Palmer
Terminal Island
Carl Porter
Fred Hooper
Yald
Wooper
Pier No. 4
Hooker
Capt. Ramsey
Deputy Saves Father From Killing Spree
A California deputy restrained Kenneth Eugene Owen, 32, who barricaded himself with a gun after a family dispute at 6532 Glorywhite St. The deputy talked him down, disarming him, and Owen surrendered after about 10 minutes. He was taken to Norwalk Sheriff Station and then to Los Angeles County General Hospital for psychiatric observation. Peggy, 12, Verry, 9, and Sue, unknown age, were not home. Tommy found the bloody trail after returning from a parade.
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Kenneth Eugene Owen
Glorywhite St. Lakewood
Owen
W. R. Kerber
Earl Griswold
Glorywhite St
Lakewood
iCerber
Ian
Kerber
Kerker
Norwalk
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Faye
Peggy
Verry
Sue
Tommy
Long Beach
Rockefeller to Move Into Modest Gov Manse in New York
Newsman Claire Cox reports that Nelson Rockefeller, the nation’s wealthiest elected official, will occupy a frugal Albany mansion as governor. He will receive $10,500 for household needs, atop a $50,000 salary, while maintaining extensive private homes and ranch estates.
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Claire Cox
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Jani
Avalde
Caracas
Snow Blankets Southern California Peaks Above Five Thousand
A weather front dropped heavy snow on Southern California mountains above 5000 feet, with seven inches between Crestline and Big Bear. Snow totaled inches on Keller Peak and Mt. Baldy, with lighter accumulations at Idylwild and Wrightwood, while rain and a gas main incident disrupted Willow Street traffic for hours in Long Beach area.
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California
Crestline
Big Bear
Chaina
Santa's Village
Wrightwood
Mt. Baldy
Keller Peak
Snow Valley
Southern California Gas Co. Ee
Fomlene Andjerea
Canadian Teller Takes $290,000 Windfall
A young Canadian bank teller chose to walk away with a $290,000 windfall rather than settle, a decision noted on Page A-G. The story highlights his bold move and the larger financial context affecting the bank and its customers.
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Charles P. Taft
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Pat) Brown
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