NATO Post May Go to German General
Bonn reports say a West German army chief will be named next year to lead NATO land forces in central Europe. Lt Gen Hans Speidel is the probable choice and would need approval from the alliance, succeeding Gen Marcel Carraig. No exact date given.
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Pravda Denounces Israeli Oil Report as False
Pravda accuses Israeli newspapers of fabricating talks to disrupt Moscow Cairo ties by claiming negotiations to resume Soviet oil shipments to Israel. The piece cites a Tel Aviv source alleging a meeting between Ambassador to Moscow Jacob Z. and Deputy Foreign Minister V. S. Semyenov, who has been ill for six weeks.
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IU Nu to Resume Burma Premiership in Neutralist Policy
U Nu, 49, will lead Burma’s government again after resigning six months earlier. Ba Swe, 41, becomes one of three deputy premiers. Nu has steered a neutral line between Communist and Western blocs and negotiated Burma’s independence in 1948. A border agreement with China, involving three villages and a Wa tract, remains unresolved due to northern tribesmen opposition.
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Seven Killed as Avalanche Hits Trucks Near Fukui Japan
Seven killed near Fukui in a New Year Eve avalanche that toppled two Japan Express Co trucks from a convoy of five on a western Japan highway. Eighteen buried. 17 survived with serious injuries. Snowplow and police responded as a safety conference in Los Angeles was also noted.
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Freed in Drinking Bout Referred to U S Law
Two Hungarian refugees Louisa Scorba and Bela Sandor celebrated first American paychecks by drinking at their sponsor William E. Traynor’s home. Judge Smith dismissed the charges, saying America has extended hospitality and their conduct should reflect gratitude.
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