Ulbricht Has Key To Wall and New Berlin Talks
Walter Ulbricht's Moscow visit sparks Western hopes of revived Berlin wall talks. Western officials note possible proposals to ease East German demands and allow West Berliners emergency visits, amid high Western conditions for any renewed agreement.
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Gould Berlin
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Tass
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Berlin
Algerian Military Buildup Reported Near Morocco
Western sources report a growing Algerian military buildup including five new air bases with two mile runways. Egypt reportedly supervises the construction as about 3000 Egyptian instructors and staff are in Algeria. A feared conflict with Morocco is cited as the likely motive.
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Students Protest Deportation at Taiwan Normal University
About 400 students at Taiwan Normal University pricked their fingers for blood and wrote a protest to the Japanese Embassy in Taipei. They denounced Japan’s decision to deport Chou Hung-ching, a former Red Chinese trade mission defector, back to the Communist mainland.
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Japan
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Taiwan Normal University
Chou Hung-ching
Goldwater links Cuba to Panama chaos in Columbus
Sen. Barry Goldwater stated there is a Cuba connection to the Canal Zone riots while addressing about 2,500 supporters in Columbus. He urged a firm U.S. posture in Panama and described options including supporting Cuban exiles and a blockade if a unified revolutionary government forms. He declined to run in the Ohio GOP primary and praised Ohio leaders.
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Barry Goldwater
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Cuba
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Port Columbus
How Sick Is Nehru Quits Helm In India
Nehru 74 quit the helm amid indications he is sicker than official statements. He is said to be fatigued with a slight weakness in the left arm and leg and to be away from public duties for at least a week. Health Minister Sushila Nayyar, a doctor, said she does not think he has a brain tumor and that he is on the way to recovery though not yet perfectly well.
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India
Sushila Nayar
Nayar
Speculation in New Delhi on Leader's Travel Readiness
In New Delhi speculation arises over whether the leader is too weak to travel. Analysts weigh health, schedule, and political implications as questions mount about future overseas engagements.
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New Delhi
Findlay Officials Urge Water Use Reduction Amid Shortage
Findlay Ohio officials warn of an acute water shortage with the reservoir at its lowest level ever 16 feet below capacity and holding 400 million gallons officials say the supply could last two to five months residents asked to conserve water voluntarily to stretch supplies across the area
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Findlay
Dayton Man Dies After Fight Injuries
Dayton resident Smith, 28, died at St Elizabeth Hospital from injuries suffered in a January 5 brawl. Police held Samuel Lee Chan cellor, 19, for investigation in connection with the fight.
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Dayton
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Samuel Lee Chancellor
Appointee to Seek Election to Senate
Wilmington Ohio AP reports Republican Max H Dennis appointed to fill the unexpired State Senate term of Lowell Fess will seek reelection from the 6th District. Dennis previously served five terms in the House.
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Ohio
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Lowell Fess
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Vinegar Mother Described as Thick Glutinous Substance
A vinegar mother is a thick glutinous mass formed during fermentation, acting as the acetic culture that converts alcohol into acetic acid. It appears as a gelatinous layer and is used to seed new batches, though it is not consumed as part of the final product.
Morrow Ohio Sees Big Future From Ski Lodge Project
In Morrow Ohio population 1700, Alpine Resorts plans a recreation center with ski lodge, racing lodges, year round pool, tennis courts and fishing lakes. Mayor and locals see flood control dam and new jobs as townwide growth engines, drawing workers from Dayton Cincinnati Columbus and Louisville.
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Earl J. Maag
Alpine Resorts, Inc
Houston
Columbus
Ohio
Louisville
Lexington
Doris Duke Named In Divorce Suit
Los Angeles AP report states Doris Duke is defendant in a Superior Court divorce case filed by Joseph Armand Castro a former bandleader and musician. Castro alleges they secretly married in 1956 and seeks alimony of $5,000 monthly with cruelty claims. He cites two ceremonies Providence Rhode Island July 6 1956 and Philadelphia February 6 1960. Duke unavailable for comment.
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Doris Duke
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Philadelphia
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Moscow Denies Economic Lead in Radio Broadcast
London AP reports the Soviet Union dismissed CIA findings that Moscow Radio asserted it remained confident of overtaking the United States economically. Moscow called the report false and stressed its own economic stance.
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United States
World's largest ship En terprise houses 7000‑volume library
The United States aircraft carrier En terprise is noted as the world’s largest ship and features a library with about 7,000 volumes. The claim highlights the ship’s substantial on board facilities as part of its status.
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Enterprise
Ohio Boy Charged In Parents Slaying
In Newark Ohio 15 year old Danny Joe Leasure confessed to the farmhouse killings of his father Herman 45 and mother Jean 33 near Granville after an argument about a girl friend. He appeared in Juvenile Court and is to be examined at Lima State Hospital for psychiatric evaluation based on sheriff Koontz report.
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Ohio
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Danny Joe Leasure
Granville
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Herman
Jean
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Lima State Hospital
Presbyterians elect G Walter Smith president
The National Council of United Presbyterian Men chose G Walter Smith of Pittsburgh as president to succeed Dr William H Schechter of Tarkin College, during their Saturday meeting in Cleveland AP.
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National Council of United Presbyterian Men
G. Walter Smith
Pittsburgh
William H. Schechter
Tarkin (Mo.) College
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