Curbs on Security Information Readied
Washington sources say a presidential executive order tightening civilian government military security is near. The order would classify and safeguard sensitive national security information, apply uniform handling rules, and delegate discretion to department heads, amid concerns of misuse and overclassification.
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Summer Chill Drives Wide North American Departure
A cold air mass from Canada settled over a broad area from the Great Lakes to the Pacific Ocean, with mild conditions in the east and Gulf states. Rain touched scattered locales including Chicago 1.53 inches and Nashville 1.81 inches, while Aberdeen South Dakota dropped to 26 degrees.
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Rome honors New York Mayor at wartime reunion
Rome hosted one of its largest receptions since the war to honor Mayor Vincent R. Impellitteri of New York. About two thousand guests including Italian nobility foreign diplomats military officials and civic leaders attended at a Plaza del Campidoglio palace.
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Defenders Foil Mock Air Raid Over California
SAN'RAFAEL Sept 22 AP mock air raiders from the Pacific were stopped by West Coast air and naval defenders before targets in San Francisco San Diego and Los Angeles. Air Force said the unfriendly planes will return for a second attack with First and 73rd Fighter Interceptor Wings and 27th 28th Air Division plus Navy Marines and antiaircraft units. It was a near real drill under Brig Gen Herbert B Thatcher Western Air Defense Force. MEMPHIS Sept 22 AP a little girl Judy Anderson celebrated her seventh birthday while learning her father Army Lt Horace Bert Anderton was killed in Korea on Sept 2 and her mother kept the news from her to finish the party. The party featured gifts and a Japanese robe from her father as the family planned to tell Judy once she recovers from polio.
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Paris Butchers Reopen After Strike Over Price Rollback
Paris butchers end a week-long strike protesting a 10 percent government price rollback and decide to reopen shops by Tuesday, marking a first-round government victory in keeping prices down.
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Institute of Traffic Engineers Meet in Los Angeles
The Institute of Traffic Engineers opens its national convention in Los Angeles today to study why the city has more cars than any other in the nation. The gathering runs through Thursday with experts discussing traffic patterns and city planning.
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West Moved Will Kremlin in NATO Talks
Washington reports the Western alliance against Communism rapidly coalescing. Key steps include US treaties with Australia New Zealand and the Philippines. Japan security pact, German rearmament talks, and Greece Turkey NATO membership moves outlined amid questions of burden sharing and global commitment.
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