U S. Forces Begin Routine Berlin Battle Group Exchange
U S and NATO troops shift command as the 1st Battle Groups of the 18th and 19th Infantry shift from West German border duty to Berlin. Small convoys move along the 110 mile lifeline highway with no incidents reported. Russians at border checkpoints are said to be polite as the move proceeds. A Tass report attacking the maneuver was dismissed by the State Department.
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Berlin
West Germany
U.S
Babelsberg
Marienhorn
Campus kids await Yuletide gifts for waiting orphans
Ramblin notes the gift drive depleted of supplies as students seek more children to sponsor. True Christmas spirit fills campus as students plan Yuletide treats for tots awaiting adoption.
Fine boxes curb overparking payments in Monroe
The Monroe police department announced that fine boxes for paying overparking tickets will appear in downtown Monroe starting Monday. Boxes on parking meter posts will take a $1 envelope payment, eliminating trips to the police station for fines.
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Monroe
First Peace Bomb Test Aims To Demonstrate Civil Uses
The Atomic Energy Commission plans the first Peace Bomb test under the Plowshare program. Observers from ten nations will watch as underground nuclear explosions create a molten salt cavity. Lawrence Livermore Laboratory directs the project with physicist Dr. Teller noting potential for isotope recovery and chemical production from nuclear heat and pressure.
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Atomic — Energy Commission
Nevada
Pun
University of Calfornia
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
Gnome
Lcawrence Laboratory
Earth
Dr. Teller
University of California
Probe Opens In Fatal Fire At Hospital
A hospital hearing heard witness testimony about a fatal fire incident. Deputy State Fire Marshal Carrall Shaw led the inquiry while noting an apparent contradiction in the fire’s elements as a handful of witnesses described events surrounding the blaze and a victim who perished.
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Wee
Correction: Cox Case Misstated in Morning World
A Saturday Morning World report incorrectly stated that Negro Dan Cox was tried for theft. The trial involved Coy Foster, of the Foster Homes, charged with simple battery and a $10 court cost.
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Morning World
Dan Cox
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Cox
Exhibition Focuses Probes Into Space
The space age exhibit arrives in Monroe after stops in Shreveport and before. It showcases globe rockets and satellites including Echo series models and a Thor Able replica. Visitors see Explorer and Pioneer models plus the Pioneer V on the mezzanine.
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South
Shreveport
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Monroe
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Earth
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jets Attack Post Office In Katanga Amid Fighting
Rebels attack a Katangan post office cutting Elisabethville off as two engineers are reported. A later power line restoration followed. Indian Canberras dropped five runs on a university and police camp with no injuries. The U.N. says the raid aimed to deter UN forces. Swedish air units bombed but withdrew after failing to seize the transmission station. The fighting sparks the fiercest since the five day Elisabethville conflict.
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Casterone
University
U.N
Aganda
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Katangan
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