NATO chief says forces to rise 25 percent by next year
General Lauris Norstad told the NATO parliament conference that U S and allied forces in Central Europe will grow by over 25 percent since the Berlin crisis. He urged quicker action to meet Eastern pressure and strengthen Atlantic unity beyond fear of defeat.
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Yaris
Lauris Norstad
Elvis J. Stuhr
U.S. 7Th Army
Europe
United States
Kennedy
NATO
Nier
Norstad
U S and Britain Push for Restart of Test Ban Talks
The United States and Britain urged the Soviet Union to return to Geneva to resume atmospheric nuclear test ban negotiations stalled for two months. Moscow shows little sign of agreement, with Valerian Zorin stating a ban must fit broader disarmament. The UN General Assembly backed resuming talks, voting for a test ban treaty.
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Associated Press
Ashington
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Geneva
Moscow
Valerian Zorin
United Nations
Russia
State Department
Kennedy
U.S
United Stats
UN General Assembly
Bahamas Cruise Tragedy Claims Six Aboard Blue Bell
Six people died when the ketch Blue Bell out of Fort Lauderdale capsized after a mast collapse and explosion near Nassau. Only Julian Harvey of Miami survived after being found shocked and exhausted on a tanker tow. Harvey’s wife and two other couples were among the dead as authorities continued to identify the victims and recover bodies.
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Bahamas
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Julian Harvey
Miami
Philip Brown
Nassau
Harvey
County Officials Move To Widen Southwest Lubbock Intersection
Lubbock County Commissioners moved to widen and install traffic controls at a southwest Lubbock County intersection after two fatal crashes. The court authorized condemnation of Hodges estate land needed for right of way and approved funds for equipment. State Highway Department plans include a median divider and traffic lights as preparations continue.
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Y Kenneth Oresh
Avalanche-Journal
FM. Issane Slide
Arch Lamb
Commission
State Highway Department
Lamb
Hodes
Doctor Reports Rayburn Weaker
The condition of House Speaker Sam Rayburn 79 worsened as doctors warned he was less alert and struggling to breathe. A statement from Dr Joe A Risser said no visitors were seen Monday besides family members as Rayburn remained under care.
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UPD
Sam Rayburn
Joe A. Risser
Ray Farm
Risser
Asburn
Russer
Ray Burn
Bee Lass
Clus
Courtship Quotation About Mothers-in-law
A witty quotation notes the courtship period as a time when a young man must be careful in choosing a mother-in-law. The comment reflects light commentary style typical of the era's editorial pages.
Doctor Discovers Virus Clues In Search Of Cold Cure
A newly found trio of respiratory viruses linked to colds and croup in children and runny noses in adults was reported. Dr Robert H Parrott said the viruses infect 6 to 19 percent of patients and that vaccines could prevent severe illness and reinfection. The viruses may circulate year round.
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Robert H. Parrott
Children’s Hospital
Washington, D.C
Parrott
American Public Health Association
Prison Newspaper Reveals IRS Tax Billing Confusion
In a Columbus Ohio issue the prison paper notes an Internal Revenue Service action affecting inmate funds. The article mentions new tax forms and procedures for the year and the handling of federal fees.
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Columbus
Publicstion
Ohio Penitentiary
Internal Revenue Service
Ce Cerminder Sluke
Ember
Time to Reach Shelter Examined in Libby Series
An article fragment discusses whether there was time to reach shelter during an attack while children were at school and a bus bar was at work. It references Prof Willard Libby and a page 9 Sec A feature on atomic survival.
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Willard Libby
Legion Leader Urges Firm Stand Against Communism
Bacon national commander of the American Legion called for a firm hard and patriotic stance against international communism and nihilism in a Monday night address. DAN MARTIN and Stan Weller are noted in connection with the plea.
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Allen Bros
American
Ave
Charles E. Bacon
Kansas City
Aubrey J. Bullard
Gamenville
Texas Department
Bacon
Bullard
Joe L. Matthews
Fort Worth
Nations
Stan Weller
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Ten Homes Burn as Coast Blazes Flare Anew
Wind driven brushfires sweep Southern California burning ten homes and damaging more in hills and canyons northwest of Los Angeles. Fires race through Kiniel Canyon and residential areas as crews battle to stop spread. several firefighters suffer serious injuries.
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Los Angeles
California
San
Fernanda Valle
Les An San Gabrial
Mountann
Kiniel Canyon
Lapeg Caasyaty
Wintry storm hits New Mexico and Texas plains region
A severe winter storm dumped up to two feet of snow in New Mexico stranding hunters and delaying traffic. The system spread to the South Plains with up to five inches near Muleshoe, halting highways and knocking out power for hours. Strong winds and drifting snow disrupted travel and left several communities in darkness while officials warned of continuing adverse conditions.
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Hankins Aalinche-Journal Stall Weller Ame
New Mexico
South Plains
New Mexican
Besaisent
Houston
Lubbeek
Sianth Dennis
Blue Law Cases Filed In State Courts
Report outlines several blue law prosecutions as two stores face charges for Sunday sales and unsigned certificates. Citiations reference multiple shops in Leunesa and Mt Ned with authorities enforcing closures and penalties.
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Adesok
Leunesa Sindy
Fragmented prayer fragment from unknown source
A garbled prayer text references gratitude for land and breath with unclear phrasing. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or events are readable, making details impossible to confirm.
Education chiefs warn on foreign study programs
A five month report presented to the annual meeting of the American Association of Land Grant Colleges and State Universities calls for drastic reforms in the selection and placement of fifty thousand foreign students studying in the United States. Dean John McConnell of Cornell University chaired the study, which urges federal support to screen and direct students to suitable U.S. schools, ensure English proficiency, and create programs for both hosting and studying abroad to reduce anti American sentiment among entrants.
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Bresee Sassas
John McConnell
Cornell University
Hema
Austin
Wathimany Deregan Denis
Falline Ter
Stbes
Sid Queting
Wallan
Germany
United States
Mack
Beret
Eacnil
Dasersman
Pti
Federad Porvine Aradeae
U.S
Hore
Weather map notes show light snow and fog across regions
A weather map page reports cloudy conditions with light snow possible in several areas. Moderate fog reduces visibility at times. Temperatures hover around mid forties with light winds from the west.
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