Fire alarm cable test through 730 foot NJ Turnpike pipe
In Woodbridge New Jersey UPI notes contractor Louis Salmon tried to guide wild rats and three mongooses through a long conduit under the Turnpike to test a fire alarm cable. About 500 spectators watched as the animals were released. none emerged. Ford volunteer firemen helped manage traffic for Lafayette Estates housing project. T J Cape Co of Collegeville Pa planned to attach a cable to a float and push it through the pipe, offering to perform the work free of charge.
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Unfriendly Persuasion in Paris Free-for-all Meeting
Paris Radical Socialist gathering turns chaotic as factions clash in a lively street scene. AP report notes heated exchanges, reflecting tense domestic politics abroad.
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Chou Enlai Flies to Moscow for Parleys in Europe
Chou Enlai arrives in Moscow for a three day stopover en route to Poland and Hungary. He is to meet Polish leader Gomulka and later discuss with Hungary's Janos Kadar government. Soviet leaders welcome him at Nukovo Air Field as security tightens.
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Eisenhower Doctrine Receives Mixed Arab Reactions
Arab leaders expressed disappointment that the doctrine did not settle the Israel Arab dispute while some welcomed its anti Communist stance. Cairo Beirut and Jerusalem papers noted cautious approval in parts of the Arab world though fears grew Egypt might be pressured by Moscow backed policy shifts. The plan promised economic aid and possible U S armed force to deter aggression but stopped short of fully addressing Israel Arab tensions.
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NATO to Build 25 Airfields in West Germany Soon
Informed sources say Germany will host 25 NATO airfields in West Germany in the near future funded at 357 million dollars. The U S and British air forces have turned over responsibility for the project.
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