Weather forecast for scattered showers and snow
Showers expected today across the Northwest Pacific states and many eastern regions including southern New England and the Middle Atlantic. Snow flurries anticipated in higher Rockies, Lakes region, and northern Appalachians with cooler conditions in the Northeast.
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Northwest Pacific States
Rockies
New England
Middle Atlantic States
North Carolina
Florida
Gulf Coast
Lakes Region
North
Central
Appalachians
Kidnap Plot Reported Against European Scientists From U A R Links
Swiss police arrested two men believed to be Israeli agents in Basel in a covert operation targeting European scientists and industries working for Egypt on United Arab Republic weapons. The case centers on Dr. Hans Kleinwaechter and Dr. Heinz Krug, with alleged plans to kidnap the German missile expert and undermine German and British interests.
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Bern
Switzerland
United Arab Republic
In-I
Hans. Kleinwaechter
Heinz Krug
Munich
U.A.R
Heidi Goerke
Jens Goerke
Basel
Loerrach
Germany
Kleinwaechter
Bright Spots Amid Grim 6.1 Percent Jobless Rate
The Labor Department reports February unemployment at 6.1 percent with non farm payrolls at 54.8 million and factory employment steady at 16.5 million. The end of dock strikes boosts transportation payrolls by about 70 000, while total manufacturing jobs level off after a seven month decline. Average factory wages stay at 2.43 dollars per hour and 97.20 dollars weekly.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Harold Goldstein
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Goldstein
History Of Hawaii’s Tribes Preserved In Park
The article reports a $175,000 allocation to preserve Hawaii’s tribal history in a park. Charles N. Eischen notes the 50th state admission broadens the narrative of American frontier bravery to include Hawaii’s indigenous heritage.
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Hawaii
Charles N. Eischen
Avalanche-Journal
Washington Bureau
Washington
America
Interior Department
City of Refuge National Historical Park
National Park System
Pac
Amarillo Judge Orders New Teamsters Officer Election
U S District Judge Joseph B Dooley ordered Local 577 Teamsters to hold a fresh general officer election within 75 days. He voided the December 1960 election after a DOL suit contended certain nominees were declared ineligible for dues issues. The ruling also requires the rival Drivers Warehouse and Helpers Union Local 577 to report election results to the court.
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Amarillo
UPD
U.S. Dist
Joseph B. Dooley
Teamsters Union
Texas
Oklahoma Panhandle
New Mexico
Dooley
U.S. Department of Labor
Comics and politics mix in South Korea despite crackdown
South Koreans use comic strips and coded dialogue to discuss current affairs amid military rule. Mr Ko and friends hint at politics with subtle cues while officials ban political activity, reflecting a long history of fearless public expression amid repression and upheaval.
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Seoul
South Korea
Mr. Ko
Syngman Rhee
Bali Volcano Rages Destroying Buildings Across Bali and Java
Mt Gunung Agung on Bali erupts with force, destroying many buildings on Bali and ash drifting to Surabaya Malang and Jakarta. Five inches of volcanic ash blankets Badung Village as residents wake to ash covered cars.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Mt. Gunung Agung
Bali
South Sea
Antara
Badung Village
East Java
Surabaya
Malang
Khrushchev Denounces Grass Planting for Crop Rotation in USSR
In a Pravda front-page letter Khrushchev denounces the grasslands rotation system as rigid and unsuitable for seven regions including Byelorussia and the Baltic states. He cites lag in meat and milk output, rising retail prices, and says farms ignored orders to quit rotating crops. He urges planting corn and sugar beets for fodder and criticizes western territories for evading grain sale obligations.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Byelorussia
Baltic States
Pravda
Communist Party
Stalin
Libya Faces Money Boom as Oil Royalties Pile Up
Washington reports Libya once poverty struck now faces a surge from oil royalties and taxes. Analysts estimate about 500 billion dollars in oil revenues over the next five years as Libya, long poor, negotiates a spending program. Large oil deposits were found in 1959.
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Washington
UPI
Libya
Central Committee condemns wasteful land use in grain effort
Khrushchev notes that farmers quitting grain planting and seceding land to grass were anti state practices. He warns such mistakes will not be permitted in the future, reflecting ongoing concerns over agricultural policy and allocation of land.
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Central Committee
Khrushchev
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