West Germany Signs New Trade Pact With Soviet Union
West Germany on Saturday signed a three year trade agreement with the Soviet Union ending a Berlin dispute. The pact keeps the scope of trade identical to the old accord and includes a 9 percent rise in West German Soviet trade, which totaled 5.2 billion marks in 1958 60. The deal was welcomed by all major parties including the Social Democrats.
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Belgium Premier vows no more violence from strikers
Premier Gaston Eyskens told Belgium that his government will tolerate no more violence as protests against economic reform continue. The sharp clash between police and demonstrators left a man dead and several injured during a mourners march honoring François van der Strappen.
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Retired OSU Prof Vera Masters Dies in Columbus
Mrs. Vera McCoy Masters aged 70, a retired assistant professor of bacteriology at Ohio State University, died at her Columbus home on Friday. Her death closes a long career connected to OSU.
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Columbus, Ohio
Vera McCoy Masters
Ohio State University
Boy uses bow and paper to bag two rabbits
In Fairfield Ohio 12 year old Johnny Saleeba used a bow and arrow to shoot a rabbit that leaped from a hole and then hit another rabbit with a rolled Hamilton Journal as his dog chased one. The incident followed Christmas gifts of a bow and arrow.
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De Gaulle Signals Possible Resignation Over Algerian Referendum
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle warned that a negative or indecisive referendum outcome on Algerian autonomy could force him to reconsider his leadership. He urged a strong yes vote to preserve national cohesion amid a split French political scene and harsh reactions in Algeria among Europeans and Muslims alike.
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Thieves Take Left Foot Shoes Worth 1400 Dollars
St Louis wholesale firm official reports 680 shoes worth 1400 dollars stolen from his station wagon. He notes the entire haul consists of left foot shoes, making the loss less valuable to thieves. Police were informed Friday.
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Isadore Perlstein
Governor Questions Polygraph Use in Pathological Liars
DiSalle cautions on lie tests after Klumpp talks. Governor says polygraphs are not foolproof and may fail to reveal truth, admitting no absolute method to determine honesty in such cases.
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