Macmillan To Rome In Effort To Unite Europe
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan travels to Rome to press for British economic integration with Europe. Talks with Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani aim to align policies and keep a path open for UK membership in the Common Market despite France’s opposition. Edward Heath accompanies Macmillan. Rome press notes the mission as courageous but preliminary.
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Two Columbus Men Die From Car Exhaust In Truck
In Columbus Ohio two men Harry Leo Green 38 a plumber and James Sherman Daniels 22 were found dead in a parked panel truck near Groveport. Both victims appeared to have died from carbon monoxide poisoning and were discovered in a trailer court Thursday.
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Cleveland man killed in hit and run identified
A Cleveland man about 40 years old named Leslie Aldridge was killed when struck by a hit and run driver who was arrested ten minutes later. The incident occurred in Cleveland and authorities quickly detained the suspect.
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Thrilled To Death: California Youth Dies In Plane Crash
John Nash 17 earned praise from instructor and mortgaged his car to pay for flying lessons at Fullerton Municipal Airport. He vanished on a solo flight from San Juan Capistrano toward Apple Valley and was later found crashed on Litton Peak. News notes his youthful energy and his mother's hope for return.
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Reds End Talks On Test Ban
Washington reports Khrushchev abruptly ended the latest nuclear test ban talks in New York, a move seen as linked to Charles de Gaulle’s split in the Atlantic alliance. U.S. officials say negotiations must continue, with Geneva next in line, as East-West tensions rise.
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Weather report notes snow and warming weekend
A two inch snowfall complicates morning travel with rain expected this afternoon. The Weather Bureau forecasts warmer conditions this weekend with a high around 36 after a chilly night. Yesterday’s high was 26 and the low 10. this morning’s low reached 24 at 12 30 a.m.
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Sheppard's Sentence Unchanged By Parole Board
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission votes 4-0 to keep Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard's second degree murder sentence intact. The Bay Village osteopath, jailed since 1955, must serve the minimum 10 years before parole consideration. A German divorcee, Ariane Tebbenjohanns, met Sheppard during a prison visit and claimed engagement, but officials await confirmation of their relationship.
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IDR's Son Chosen For High Post
Washington AP Kennedy selects Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. to be under secretary of commerce. If confirmed, the 48 year old will earn 21000 annually, succeeding Edward Gudeman who returns to private business. Speculation arises about future moves to secretary or Senate, with White House secretary denying any set progression.
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Opposition Raps Diefenbaker But Criticizes U.S.
In Ottawa, US criticism of Canada’s defense policy dominated a Commons debate led by Defence Minister Douglas Harkness. Opposition attacks backed PM Diefenbaker’s stance against Washington’s pressures while the crisis over nuclear arms spurred election speculation. Harkness and Liberal Paul Martin sparred over policy clarity and U.S. friction.
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President Kennedy Hosts Dinner With Jewish Group
President Kennedy attended the B N A I B I R I T H anti defamation league dinner in Washington. He spent much of the televised hour polishing his prepared speech while attendees enjoyed performances and a stage show. He accepted the Democratic Legacy award and quipped about the time as a buzzer signaled late.
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Ole Miss Faces New Court Fight Over Desegregation
The University of Mississippi again confronts desegregation litigation as another Black applicant seeks admission alongside James H. Meredith. Dewey Greene Jr., 22, Greenwood, Mississippi, was denied entry for not meeting entrance requirements, with his attorney vowing to pursue a federal court order to admit him.
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Chuckle Notice Warns Motorists About Children Drivers
A tongue in cheek alert urges drivers to watch for school children who may be driving cars, highlighting unusual caution in traffic. The playful caution blends humor with a safety reminder about youngsters and road use.
Weather Delays Royal Flight to Fiji Tour
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, exhausted after 20 hours aloft and only three hours sleep, spent an unplanned overnight in Vancouver as foul weather forced their plane to turn back twice on its Fiji leg. A Vancouver hotel hastily prepared a conference suite with flowers for the royal couple, while Fiji islanders gathered at Lautoka Port.
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Plane Crashes in Ankara Kill Many on Ground and Air
A passenger plane and a Turkish air force cargo plane collided over Ankara. Police estimate at least 115 killed, including ground victims, with hundreds injured. The MEA Viscount carried 15 aboard and the C47 Dakota fate unclear. U.S. officials said no American plane was involved.
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California Oregon Hit By Floods
Storms lashed Northern California with rain swollen rivers flooding hundreds of homes. Sandbags spill onto Reno dikes as winds hammer the Northern California coast and Oregon coast. Transportation routes on major corridors face blockages across the Sierra.
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Pacific storm lashes Hawaii and West Coast in deadly gusts
Gusts up to 70 mph lashed the Hawaiian Islands closing Honolulu Harbor and forcing Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to turn back to Vancouver. In California five deaths were blamed on the storm. The Weather Bureau warned the Pacific storm chain was driving east toward Oregon and Washington as 55 mph winds freed western Oregon from snow and ice, with thaw causing rain that froze on power lines and blacked out large areas inland.
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Slide For Freedom Trapese Artist Smuggled Across Berlin Cable
East German trapeze artist Horst Klein, 36, escaped to West Berlin on a power line on December 27. He slid 100 yards down the cable from the communist side, fearing exposure to border patrols as he risked the cold 7-degree night and the guards along the Teltow Canal.
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