McElroy Tours U S Divisions On German Soil
Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy conducted a rapid tour of NATO frontline units in West Germany. He met Gen Bruce Clark and planned visits to Seventh Army forces near Augsburg to view the 280 millimeter Honest John cannon and the Corporal missile. He indicated plans for NATO missile bases in Western Europe and an Anglo American agreement on bases in Britain, with Paris talks forthcoming.
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Sympathy Bus Strike Threatens New York Transport
New York City endures a three day subway strike with a new bus maintenance shutdown. A pipe strike on a Canarsie line train injured a passenger. About 600 bus maintenance workers joined 2,600 subway workers in sympathy, fueling a massive transit crisis and traffic chaos.
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Rapid Passport Action In Lynn Averts Red China Case
Jessie Fecteau, newly naturalized in Boston, awaits a passport to visit her son Richard Fecteau, held prisoner in Red China since 1952. Richard, a civilian DEFENSE Department worker shot down over Asia, was sentenced by Red China as a spy to 20 years. Officials promise immediate passport dispatch.
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Johnson and nation discuss wartime mobilization in space race
Senate Leader Lyndon B. Johnson urged a full wartime mobilization to outrun Russia in satellites and missiles, calling for more money resources hours and even scrapping the 40 hour week. Rep Patterson urged a superaccelerated rocket and atomic weapons crash program. A Cape Canaveral Redstone test failed, highlighting U.S. lag in space efforts.
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Texas Faces Bitter Freeze with Dust and Fires
A severe arctic outbreak chills Texas as predawn readings hit 32 degrees at Dalhart and 25 to 31 in several cities. Winds up to 70 mph whip dust, spark cotton trailer fires in West Texas, with Graham-Holmes Gin at Wolfforth suffering major damage. High winds and cold extend statewide with more subzero lows forecast and small craft warnings along the coast.
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West Science Boosted By Nobel Winner
At the Nobel banquet in Stockholm Dr Chen Ning Yang and Dr Tsung Dao Lee, both American-trained Nationalist China citizens, declared science rooted in Western origins while sharing the 1937 physics prize. King Gustaf Adolf VI presided as diplomats and laureates gathered with other winners across chemistry literature medicine and peace prizes.
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Sweden
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Chen Ning Yang
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Institute For Advanced Study
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Columbia
China
United States
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France
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Britain
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Italy
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Lester B. Pearson
Cotton Growers Approve Quotas By Big Margin
Texas farmers voted to continue marketing quotas and acreage allotments for upland cotton, with 36,943 for and 5,672 against across 247 counties. Rice growers in 23 counties approved controls 1,373 to 214, and Pecos El Paso area extra long staple cotton also approved 353 to 34. National totals: upland cotton 204,829 for 15,522 against. extra long staple 1 for 145 against. rice 4,945 for Sh against.
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Oklahoma Ranch Angu Sale Sets Bull Prices High
Oklahoma ranch Normac Angus Farms held its second annual bull sale six miles south of Poteau drawing buyers from nine states, including Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Louisiana Nebraska Kansas Georgia and South Dakota. A total of 104 bulls plus one half interest in another animal sold for 358 575 dollars with an average price of 854 dollars. The top bid was 4 5 per hundred for Lot Tea half-interest sold to Green Valley Farms Willis Texas.
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