Conference to open as neutralist states clash over aims
Cairo AP report on the Cairo Conference of Nonaligned Powers opening Monday with up to 47 nations and 11 observer states. Disputes over purpose and approach split groups led by Tito versus Nasser and Sukarno, while Lal Bahadur Shastri seeks to reassert India’s neutralist leadership and counter Red China's influence.
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Police Reserve Orientation Set For Tuesday
Applicants for the Middletown Police Reserve are scheduled to attend an orientation next Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the city building city commission chambers with Police Chief James Howerton Training Officer Lt. William Brewer and Reserve Unit Capt. John Fitzgerald taking part.
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Pieratt Produces Anniversary Show on KNBC-TV
Paul M. Pieratt son of Mr and Mrs Clester Pieratt produced a recent anniversary television show on KNBC-TV in Los Angeles featuring Lorne Greene The series has aired on the NBC affiliate for 12 years Pieratt joined KNBC in 1957 as assistant director He is a Middletown High School and Wilmington College graduate and was elected California NBC Club president, the first non network official in that post The Pieratt family resides in Burbank California
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Mushroom Crop Riches Shock Russian Foragers
In Moscow and surrounding forests the mushroom crop is said to be the richest in memory. Thousands flock to birch and pine woods to gather mushrooms for eating, selling, or pickling. Trains and buses carry city residents to distant spots for harvesting.
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Today In History highlights major events across eras
On this date 1957 the Soviet Union launched Sputnik the first man made satellite. Others include Germantown 1777 rush failed due to fog, Hayes born 1822, 1940 Brenner Pass talk between Hitler and Mussolini, MacArthur 1943 strategic pivot, POW counts over 23000 as of ten years ago, Nehru warning Red China, U S suspends relations with Honduras a year ago.
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