Berlin Big Four Talks Face Site Row and Delays
Western Allies plan to resume Berlin talks with Russia on a split site in East and West sectors. U S Britain and France issue new instructions as Bonn conference coordinates allied positions. Washington reportedly ready to accept half meetings in East Berlin and half in the Western Zone amid fast moving diplomacy. Paris voices surprise at the Washington report and questions its accuracy.
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Four Children Die In Miami Home Fire
Four small Negro children perished when a frame house burned to a roaring blaze in Miami. Neighbors and a passing man fought to rescue them, but the flames overwhelmed the structure. The fire followed a mother’s departure to a nearby store for groceries, leaving the dwelling to its fate.
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Congress Set to OK Ike's Welfare Plan
Congress appears ready to approve Eisenhower's welfare program expanding Social Security. The plan would extend coverage to nearly all, raise benefits and increase the income limit from 3600 to 4200. House leaders praise the measure and anticipate swift passage, with Democratic backing suggested for broad support.
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Harvard Prof Admits Red Ties Secret Job
Harvard professor Wendell H. Furry admitted he was one of six Communist party members who worked during the war in a top secret radar laboratory at MIT. He refused to name the other five and faced contempt threats from Sen. McCarthy. McCarthy rebuked Harvard and said the case could go to a grand jury.
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Divorced husband kills wife in Mart distressing crime scene
NORTH HOLLYWOOD police report a divorced husband shot and killed his estranged wife at a Sherman Oaks food market on Thursday night. He then killed himself in his nearby apartment an hour later, leaving a complex personal crisis revealed in the incident.
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Navigational Page Index Details
A listing shows where items appear across multiple sections including Beach Combing on Page B-1, Billy Rose on Page A-13, Boyle on Page A-13, Bridge on Page A-12 and Classifieds on Pages B-9 to B-15, with Comics on Page 8-8 and Crossword on Pages 6-7. It also notes Editorial on A-12, Financial on B-3, Obituaries on B-2, Radio and TV on A-10, Shipping Table on A-10, Sports on A-4 and A-15, and special pages such as peerage BS tides and temperatures on A-10, Women on B4 and B5, plus Your World on A-2.
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Storm claims one life in Montana blizzard
Montana faces brutal cold with minus 25 to minus 33 degree readings as a major blizzard crushes the state. Helena trucker Edwin Claver, 45, died helping another motorist. blizzard conditions close schools, halt air travel, and paralyze roads from Cut Bank to Billings.
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Communists threaten to destroy truce over POW plan
Reports from Peiping and Pyongyang condemn the U N plan to repatriate prisoners to Formosa and South Korea as an American plot. They warn resuming talks must not be delayed and accuse India of unilateral action in releasing POWs as the U N proceeds with evacuations of 7700 North Koreans to the South and 14,400 Chinese to Formosa.
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No CutRate Butter for Russ Weeks Says No License
Secretary of Commerce Weeks said no license or shipment of butter to the Soviet Union at a price lower than American household costs. He spoke after a cabinet meeting at the White House amid reports a Minnesota exporter sought permission to export surplus government butter. The proposed price was around 50 cents per pound versus the government paid about 65 cents under the subsidy program. In Washington area, butter sold for 73 to 75 cents a pound.
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Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny Through Saturday
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies through Saturday with increasing high cloudiness. Winds will ease tonight with light to moderate breezes and temperature drift cooler Saturday morning and day.
Inheritance Mix Up Leaves Waitress With $10,000
Palm Springs report says Virginia Broten a Cedar Rapids waitress was told she inherited a $500,000 estate from her late father Dr BM E Garmoe. Cedar Rapids attorney William Q Gray states the will awards her $10,000 or three Cathanel City apartments, with the widow to decide.
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