Macmillan seeks united Western policy in Moscow talks
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan kicks off a tour of allied capitals to shape a concerted Western approach for negotiations with the Soviet Union. He reports to President de Gaulle after Moscow talks with Khrushchev and plans visits to London Bonn and Washington to align views with Eisenhower Adenauer and others. Ollenhauer meets Khrushchev in East Berlin and signals optimism for a peaceful East West settlement.
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Rebels seize large swath of northern Iraq in revolt near Mosul
Ven travelers report rebels opposing Premier Kassem have moved into the north with Mosul as their base. They are believed to control most of the northern part of the country, signaling a significant challenge to the government.
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Rebels in Northern Iraq Forge Parallel Government
Rebel radio reports Mosul has set up a north Iraq government and vows to march on Baghdad while Baghdad stations claim loyal troops control Mosul. Conflicting broadcasts describe Shawaf as dead or alive and allege plots by officers pro Nasser against Kassem.
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Abdel Wahab Shawaf
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River Dragged for Missing Campfire Girl in Spokane
Spokane police search for Candice Elaine Rogers, nine, who vanished after selling mints to raise Campfire troop funds. Insisting on thorough probe, Inspector Robert B. Piper notes six mint boxes found near the river and ground drags along the Spokane River as investigators pursue any lead.
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Oil Burner Explodes Killing Boy in New Jersey Apartments
A New Jersey oil burner exploded injuring six and killing three year old James Woodruff III. The blast destroyed two garden apartments near Barnett Memorial Hospital reports say his parents were hospitalized in fair condition. Neighbors heard a loud noise and saw steam and smoke from the chimney before the building collapsed.
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Fractured Fairytale Ends In Bogus Protest
A girl wanders away from two boys after a quarrel over a broken engagement and a lost frog. One boy mutters about the broken promise as the trio parts ways in a small town scene.
Three Airmen Die Searching River Scene
The river claimed three airmen who joined a Saturday search. S. Sgt. Willam A. McDonnell of Vancouver Washington Lt. Kenneth G. Feutack of Cambria Heights New York and Airman 1-C Marlhce D. Ray of Boonesville Mississippi died when their helicopter tangled in power lines during a low swoop.
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Kenneth G. Feutack
Cambria Heights
N.Y
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Boonesville
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West German Socialists Back Neutral Unified Germany
The West German Socialists reject Soviet proposals to eject the Allies from West Berlin and to force a peace treaty on divided Germany. They instead favor a neutralized, unified Germany while Adenauer seeks to maintain the present division and allied presence.
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Germany West Berlin talks strain Western allied stance
Khrushchev kept in talks with East German leaders over a peace treaty, saying he would stay in East Berlin as long as needed to press the issue. Western Allies held firm on withdrawal from West Berlin amid drafting difficulties and ongoing negotiations.
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Leader Promises End to Cold War if Western Troops Withdraw
The Soviet leader told a crowd at East Berlin City Hall that he would push for an end to the cold war if Western powers agree to withdraw their troops from West Berlin.
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Inside Rror: Sh schwidsteensux 10 Crossword Puzzle
Fragmentary page notes feature a crossword item and sections labeled with Deaths Funerals Eye CUNEO and various editorials. Other headings include Radio TV Highlights and Want Ads with a Women's Page reference.
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Peace pact approval ends Cyprus war leadership calls ceasefire
EOKA head Col. George Grivas orders followers to lay down arms and unite behind Archbishop Makarios. In a mimeographed leaflet from Cyprus he retires from politics, declines to return, and supports the London peace agreement signed Feb 19. Grivas hints at safe conduct to Greece and follows amnesty developments for 72 prisoners, noting long conflict costs and his avoidance of capture.
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Proxmire Reiterates Call for Democratic Senate Reform
Sen. William Proxmire accuses Senate Democratic leadership led by Sen. Lyndon Johnson of short circuiting key roles in shaping party programs. He argues Democrats must have a clearer line of responsibility and insists on caucus calls to set legislative priorities. Johnson was reportedly recovering from influenza in Texas as Proxmire prepared a second speech.
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Eisenhower Nominates Taylor for Air Force Materiel Post
President Eisenhower named Philip B. Taylor of Montclair New Jersey as assistant secretary of the Air Force responsible for materiel. The nomination was announced today in Washington.
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Iraqi rebels claim march on Baghdad to topple Kassem
Beiruts AP dispatch reports Iraqi nationalist forces announce an advance toward Baghdad to overthrow Premier Abdel Karim Kassem and his Communist influenced government.
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Lebanon
Baghdad
Abdel Karim Kassem
British diplomat Burgess seeks home visit from Moscow exile
A government spokesman in London confirmed that Guy Burgess, the British diplomat who fled to Moscow eight years ago, wants to come home for a vacation. Britain did not promise he would be allowed to return to the Soviet Union after the visit.
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Guy Burgess
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Soviet Union
Big Cameras In Space To Keep Eye On Earth
Nine camera satellites, each about a ton, will be launched aboard Atlas missiles starting September in a Cape Canaveral plan called Project Sentry. The satellites will orbit to photograph most of the earth including the Soviet heartland. Atlas will also boost a Venus probe in June and later aim to launch the first man into space.
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Kassem's Revolt Leaders Power Base Tied to Army
The report says Kassem commanded an army division during last summer's revolt and has leveraged the army as the core of his power. Last month pro Nasser ministers left the Cabinet in protest of a leftward shift, replaced by six pro left officials. Army dissent grew after Col Abdel Salam Aref, Kassem's deputy, was arrested. Aref, who favored closer Nasir ties, was sentenced to death on charges of attempting to overthrow Kassem.
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Weather Preview Warns Of Cooler Days And Rain In Miami Valley
The forecast calls for cloudy cool weather today with a high near 30 degrees. Light rain is possible Tuesday as a low pressure system moves through the Miami Valley. Tonight remains partly cloudy and cooler with a low around 30. Tuesday should be mostly cloudy and mild with more rain and a high near 51. Middletown recorded 34 at 5 pm Sunday and a 39 low this morning. Rainfall before 8 am totals about 0.05 inches.
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