Officials Fear Afghanistan May Enter Red Orbit
U S officials fear Afghanistan could tilt toward Moscow amid rising Soviet interest in the Middle East. No US plan to stop it exists, with diplomacy and economic aid aimed at settling a border dispute with Pakistan. Kabul will host Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev after India and Burma visit.
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Smog Cure To Cost Plenty Prof Says
Dr Lee A Dubridge president of Caltech told the Pasadena Kiwanis Club that Los Angeles faces a billion dollar smog problem. He compared it to the $750 million spent to obtain pure water and warned that similar costs may be needed to obtain pure air. He urged public funding for technologies to reduce car pollution.
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Bomb explodes in Grand Central men's room
A homemade bomb exploded in an upper level men’s room at Grand Central terminal last night. No injuries reported. Police believe a single individual, active in the city for 135 years, is responsible, having planted similar devices previously.
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Boy Kills Dogs After Rabid Hound Attacks
In Stanton Kentucky a boy grieving his dog volunteered to kill dogs believed bitten by his rabid hound. Tests in Lexington confirmed rabies in the hound owned by 17 year old Eugene Patrick. The dog reportedly bit four people about 30 other animals and livestock before being killed by the boy's father. Yesterday Eugene killed five dogs and a cat his hound had bitten.
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Icy Road Saves Life In Accident
A five year old boy in Macon Missouri escaped serious harm when struck by a car on an icy street. Ralph Brammer was knocked down and slid about 100 feet in front of the front wheel before the driver realized the danger and shouted. He was not seriously hurt.
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Dough Request Spars Fire Chief In Omaha
Fire Commissioner Simon A. Simon criticized a Chamber report urging the Omaha department to acquire equipment costing 278000 dollars and hire 70 more men at about 281000 dollars yearly. He demanded to know where the money would come from, calling for funding clarity.
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Believe Muscle Pain Get the Best for Less
An ad promotes affordable aspirin relief for muscle pain at a regional drugstore. It highlights value pricing and a shopper friendly offer centered on popular pain relief. The message urges readers to buy aspirin for muscle discomfort at lower costs.
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