Dulles Books The Cold War Spirit Of Geneva Fades
Secretary Dulles, after months of cautious optimism, shows disillusion as he notes a renewed East West cold war. He recalls Geneva spirit and hopes for German reunification, contrasts with Soviet zigzagging and recent Soviet moves in Asia and Europe.
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Court Order Blocks Rails Union Strike in West
Federal Judge Peirson M. Hall issued a temporary restraining order delaying a Friday planned strike by 850 members of the AFL Brotherhood of Railway Clerks against Western Air Lines. The union covers station and clerical staff and baggage handlers.
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Youngsters Throw Party For Adopted Polio Victim
In Louisville thirty six healthy fifth graders admitted to Children's Hospital for a Christmas farewell party for Eugene Jackson a 14 year old polio patient almost completely paralyzed who they adopted after spotting him in a wheelchair at their school across the street He will spend his first Christmas at home in four years as he leaves for Taylorsville Kentucky today.
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Air Force unveils giant nuclear microscope in Maryland
The Air Force introduced the world’s largest nuclear microscope capable of atomic measurements to four-thousandths of a trillionth inch. ARDC said the 55 ton eyepiece device, developed by Stanford University scientists under contract, could eventually measure protons, the smallest nucleus matter.
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Coffee Break Becomes Prayer Break at Waverly Packing House
The Waverly Growers Cooperative Packing House hosts devotional services twice a month during coffee break, led by Rev. William Wilson and the Waverly Baptist Church. The break was extended from 10 to 20 minutes, and a loudspeaker carries the service to about 100 workers.
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State Traffic Toll Boosted To 560
The Associated Press reports John Franklin Curtin 31 of Alex was killed when his car left State Highway 19 ten miles southeast of Chickasha and hit a bridge. Oklahoma’s highway fatalities for the year now total 560, up from 555 at this time last year.
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