See Red Play For German Goods Share
Bonn notes the Soviet Union may seek a larger role in West German industry during Adenauer's Moscow visit. German officials fear limited gains amid political barriers, while Moscow eyes machinery, metals, and a potential 800 million dollar annual trade turnover.
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Adeimer
Boy 7 Faces 25th Throat Operation at Lincoln County Memorial
Teddy Perkins, seven, son of Mrs. Dorothy Perkins of Moscow Mills, Missouri, is slated for another throat operation at Lincoln County Memorial tomorrow after twenty four prior surgeries. Doctors aim to remove scar tissue and close a tracheotomy hole, with growths not returning since he was four. Perkins says only, I’m plused.
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Hair turns white from cosmic rays not space threat
Holloman AFB center reports experiments testing cosmic ray impacts on animals show no danger to travelers in the stratosphere. Monkeys and rats in balloons at 90 to 120 thousand feet showed normal behavior. some rats developed temporary hair whitening due to hair follicle damage from radiation.
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Michigan
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Mich
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Scout Troop Camps Three Days Near Jefferson City
Roy Scout Troop held a three day camp on Rudolph Golter farm by the Morenu River five miles south of Jefferson City. Scoutmaster Alen ry Kruse supervised outdoor activities, with a sunrise service led by William J. Wallenberg. Court of honor awards went to Lin oy Lehmalt George Schuene meyer Mord Balkenhof Ele Weber Mark Viets Ronite Meyer Robert Reinhardt and Albert Gokiammer. First class hedge James Nueltoumeyer second class Dennis Meyer Wayne Ko ber Tammy Buel and Carey Bogg earned along with 44 merit badges presented.
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Mord Balkenhof
Ele Weber
Mark Viets
Ronite
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Robert Reinhardt
Albert Gokiammer
James Nueltoumeyer
Dennis Meyer
Wayne Kober
Tammy
Woman Rescued From Plane Crash Over Missouri River
Charles J. McMullin, pilot from St Louis, describes dragging a woman from a burning two engine plane that crashed six miles north of the States Bridge in the Missouri River. He freed himself by removing a shoe after his foot snagged on controls before escaping to shore.
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Charles J. McMullin
St. Louis
Missouri River
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feMunindhe
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Bridwge
Kratz
McMutlin
Tax rate pressures as towns resist higher assessments
In Missouri and surrounding counties, 20 small towns fail to cut property tax rates to offset higher real estate assessments. Officials warn municipalities may face pressure from utilities and insist the state tax commission maintain allowed rate increases. Former President Trumin, speaking at a Kansas City breakfast, notes the strength of individual municipalities and the need for coordinated action to balance tax policy.
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Leo
Trumin
United States
Beth
Shalom Ments
Renrl Eunugh
Man Finds Safe Replaced by Imitation in Window
In Kansas City, a man discovered yesterday that a 700-pound safe had been secretly rolled away overnight and replaced with a painted box designed to resemble the safe. The missing safe contained about $1,074 and $400 in coins, according to the report.
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Donald Fy
Trudnick
Wiss
Ile
Flood Condition Listed for Six Eastern States
A Tuesday report details flood damage across the Northeast with dozens dead and widespread destruction. Pennsylvania faces over 100 fatalities and contaminated water threats. Connecticut reports 68 dead and over a billion dollars in damage, while Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey, and New York tally deaths, missing persons, evacuations, and economic impact. Civil defense and state legislatures respond with aid and emergency measures.
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Federal Small Business Administration
Rescue Helicopters Save Lives in Flood Devastation, Pennsylvan ia
Reports from SMLOUDSBUNG and Stroudsburg describe Army Navy Marine and Coast Guard helicopters delivering supplies rescuing the stranded and transporting the injured in widespread flood damage. Navy pilots from the Johnsville center say about 30 Navy and Marine pilots operated nine aircraft with missions including body recovery and medical airlifts amid ruined bridges and isolated communities.
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Japanese Diplomat to Visit Washington
Japanese diplomat Mamoru Shigemitsu announced plans to discuss Japan’s ties with the Communist bloc, trade issues, and the wartime criminal releases during a high level visit to Washington. He said the trip aims to improve mutual understanding and reiterated Tokyo’s position on defense and alliance matters with the United States.
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Mamoru Shigemitsu
Japan
Youngster Keeps Vision in Right Eye After Camp Incident
Police report a boy sustained an eye injury during a camping trip near Campbell when a rifle discharged while aiming at a target and struck a tree. The incident occurred yesterday with witnesses noting the spray of debris and a faint line of fire.
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Tie
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Dent
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MeMills
Yweerday
Campbel
Vie
Russia Red Party Chief Arrives in Bucharest
Russia's Communist party chief Nikita Khrist-arived in Bucharest amid celebrations of satellite nations' liberation by the Soviets. Moscow radio broadcast the leader's arrival as India and other Communist allies urged him to aid the cause.
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Nikita Khrist
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Wwrdis
India
Luis
Otis
Princess Margaret's 25th Birthday Amid Royal Marriage Rumors
In Balmoral Scotland a 200 pound beef barbecue marks Princess Margaret's belated 25th birthday as speculation swirled about her marriage plans to Group Captain Peter Townsend. Queen Elizabeth II faces royal marriage constraints, Parliament may receive word if Margaret decides to wed Townsend amid public support.
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Britain
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Peter Townsend
Church of England
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Jawan
Official Welcome To Soviet Farm Delegation
Washington welcomed 12 Soviet farm chiefs after a six week US tour. Secretary Benson set private talks with Vladimir Matskevich then hosted a luncheon and conferences on administration economics and planning. The delegation planned visits to Beltsville and other sites and to the National Press Club.
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Agriculture Department
Benson
Vladimir Matskevich
Los Angeles
State
Ag Culture
Beltsville
National Press Club
Randol Backed By Cape Girardeau GOP for Postmaster
Cape Girardeau Mayor Narvol A. Randol is the county Republican committee’s choice for postmaster after endorsements by 26 of 42 committee members. He faces Hugh Grettigrew and Kenneth Cruse, both Republicans, as civil service finalists. The state selection will proceed via the state GOP committee.
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Cape Girardeau
Narvol A. Randol
Randol
Hugh Grettigrew
Kenneth Cruse
Civil Service Commission
Tandy
I Post
L Wst
Four in One Family Stricken With Polio
Four members of a Martinsville family have contracted non paralytic polio within a week. Roger Pugh age 12 was hospitalized a week ago. His mother, wife of a power shovel operator, and Donald Lee Pugh 16 were admitted to Roanoke hospitals last Thursday. Four year old William was stricken last Friday. Jerry 14 and the father show no signs of illness.
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Donald Lee
Roanoke, Way Hospital
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Jerry
Nothing Under the Sun Is Ever Accidental
A promotional note emphasizes how medicines improve health and questions whether outcomes are accidental. It cites growing physician knowledge, global research, and the pharmaceutical industry’s vast spending to create better drugs, highlighting that treatment costs have fallen for patients.
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