Paris Bonn axis feared as end to unity
AP analysis warns that a planned Paris visit by Chancellor Adenauer to sign closer Franco German ties could seed a Paris Bonn axis feared to threaten Western Europe unity. Across capitals, officials debate whether the move shifts Europe away from Common Market unity toward closer Franco German leadership.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Britain
United States
France
U.S
Adenauer
Paris
West Germany
Foreign Ministry
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Benelux
Ugo la Malfa
Italy
la Maffa
Khrushchev Invitation To Brandt Stirs Trouble
Nikita Khrushchev invited Mayor Willy Brandt to talk across the Berlin wall on the future of the Cold War. Brandt refused, under pressure from the Christian Democrats, forcing a political debate ahead of West Berlin’s February 17 city elections. The Socialists seek a strong majority but aim to show unity with the Christian Democrats on loyalty to West Germany against Communist rule.
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Berlin Wall
Christian Democrats
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
West Berlin
House of Representatives
West
Weather Outlook: Rain Then Snow For Area
The weather bureau reports rain this afternoon and tonight, followed by falling temperatures and late night and tomorrow snow flurries. Yesterday's high reached 48, low 37, and this morning at 3 a.m. the low was 30.
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Weather Bureau
Gaitskell Condition Remains Serious After Kidney Treatment
London AP says British Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell showed some improvement after kidney treatment but his heart remains weak and he is still dangerously ill. Middlesex Hospital bulletin notes the artificial kidney was used during the night and full effect cannot yet be assessed.
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London
Hugh Gaitskell
Gaitskell
Middlesex Hospital
Morse Sees Progress On Dock Strike
New York AP Wayne Morse, head of a Presidential mediation board, reported progress on the 60,000 dockers strike as issues were clarified and board suggestions offered. He urged parties to accept the offer as their last chance before the President reports to Congress. The board, appointed by Kennedy, will meet again with AFL CIO ILA and the New York Shipping Association to seek a settlement and speed possible legislation.
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Gulf Coasts
Morse
Congress
Kennedy
Maine
Texas
Afl‘cio International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
New York Shipping Association
Themployer Association
Truman Undergoes Hernia Operation
Former President Harry S. Truman, 78, underwent routine hernia repair surgery at Research Hospital in Kansas City. The rupture was on the right abdomen, no complications were reported, and he was moved to the recovery room at 9:55 a.m. He remains in satisfactory condition.
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Kansas City, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital
Truman
Chuckle: Money saved buys a smaller umbrella than before
A playful note jokes that savings in tough times yield a humorously small umbrella. It nudges readers to laugh at shrinking purchases and the irony of frugal living in a rainier day ahead.
Congress Cuts Then Restores Budget. Kennedy Requests Targeted
Washington AP reports that the 88th Congress may again slash President Kennedy's new appropriations this year and restore many cuts next year. Historical patterns show yearly reductions followed by supplements, with election years seeing the steepest cuts and largest restorations.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Nike-X Antimissile System Seen Advancing Defense
AP report outlines Nike-X as a next generation defense, pairing faster Sprint rockets with Zeus interceptors to tackle incoming warheads. Kennedy budget asks 325 million for Zeus, 100 million for related antimissile research. Deployment faces delays and skepticism from top defense officials.
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Kennedy
United States
Zeus
Car crashes into Dayton home starts major blaze
A car plowed through a Dayton couple’s house on Germantown Road at dawn, trapping them in bed before the vehicle burst into flames. Robert James and Katsy James, ages 49 and , were injured along with the driver George Almon, 28, all treated as the fire destroyed the residence. Deputies chased the car at high speed, clipping a patrol cruiser before the crash and fire.
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Ohio
Robert House
T. James
Katsy
George Alman
Ron Wastel
Wantz
Daytondenburg
E. Hudson
James
Almon
Boos greet Red China delegate at conference
Berlin AP says Wu Hsiuchuan faced jeers and shouted down by 2,500 delegates at the East German party congress after he attacked Soviet leader Khrushchev and the Tito clique. Khrushchev avoided the session, visiting a television factory, while Verner rebuked the Chinese delegate for criticizing fraternal Communist parties.
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Red China
Berlin
Wu Hsiuchuan
Khruschev
Khrushchev
Cuba
Paul Verner
East Berlin
Communist Party
Crown Ferry Sinks Off Korea Killing Dozens
A coastal ferry carrying 80 to 100 Koreans capsized in a gale off Korea's southwest coast. Nine bodies recovered and one man rescued as the Yun ho sank four miles southwest of Mokpo during a noon storm on the Hainam to Mokpo run. Police feared all aboard drowned though Suh Chong-soo, 24, was later reported rescued.
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Seoul
Korea
Yun-ho
Hainam
Mokpo
Shin Moon
Suh Chong-soo
Clergy Call Unity Against Racial Discrimination
About 650 Roman Catholic Protestant and Jewish leaders condemned racial discrimination as an insult to God and outlined grassroots actions. The group gathered at the National Conference on Religion and Race, the first national multi faith meeting in U S history, ending Thursday.
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Chicago
United States
Tshombe promises to cooperate with UN in Kolwezi
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe agrees to cooperate with United Nations after talks. Congo Premier Adoula says Tshombe has one last chance to reunite Katanga with the Congo as UN troops move toward Kolwezi to secure the mining zone 150 miles northwest of Elisabethville.
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Kaetanga
the Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
U.N
Congo
Cryille Adoula
Tshombe
Adoula
Leopoldville
Tshilombe
The
United Nations
Blizzard Returns To Montana And Midwest Cold
A snowstorm and subzero cold hit Montana and northern Midwest regions. Blizzard conditions produced drifting snow and halted traffic on central and southeastern Montana highways. Temperatures barely above zero in parts of the Dakotas Minnesota and Nebraska dropped as arctic air surged eastward with much colder weather expected across the central states.
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Montana
Midwest
Amouths
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Rockies
Texas
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Airman Dies After Sucked Into Jet Intake
FAR GO North Dakota AP report says M. Sgt. Gordon Wilde 43 of the Air National Guard was killed when he was drawn into an oval air intake during a maintenance check on a Fa9 fighter plane. Two other mechanics from the 119th Fighter Group were present.
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Fargo
N.D
Gordon Wilde
Wilde
119Th Fighter Group
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