Soviet warned of arms race if West German rearmament
Moscow warned that Russia and its East European allies would increase armed forces if West Germany is rearmed. The notes aimed to block Paris London rearmament agreements and linked Bonn remilitarization to a larger arms drive. Eight East European states backed the stance, including Poland, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Albania. The positions respond to Western rejection of a proposed all Europe security conference.
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Hungary
Bulgaria
Albania
Stored Farm Products Under Supports High
Washington reports Uncle Sam’s price support investment climbs to a near seven billion dollar level as of October 31, with loans of over 252 million and commodities owned by the department totaling about 84 million. The government also incurred a loss of roughly 190 million in price support programs from July to October.
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Police Car Carrying Blood Plasma In Crash
A State Police emergency car carrying blood plasma collided with another vehicle in College Park injuring Harriet Matzek and damaging a third car. Trooper Beeman was rushing plasma from Washington when he ran a changing light at Guilford Drive, the crash sent the police car out of control. Mrs Matzek suffered a broken pelvis and was hospitalized.
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Waterloo Barracks
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Denmark Cuts Military Service Period to 16 Months
Denmark, a NATO member, announced a reduction of compulsory military service from 18 to 16 months. The change, which takes effect soon, cites streamlined training needs and personnel efficiency.
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Emergency plasma rush disrupts patrols and police radio logs
Police report an emergency run involving about 1000 dollars in damage and a police car dispatched by radio for plasma delivery. A second State Police unit did not know the destination, while officers described the rush as routine for plasma transfers and vehicle damage.
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