Khrushchev Hosts East German Leaders In Moscow
Premier Khrushchev welcomes East German Premier Otto Grotewohl and 16 officials for talks seen as shaping Geneva talks and the Germany division. Ulbricht and Werner push for a two year separate peace with West Berlin, while observers expect a Moscow drafted treaty and dispute over Oder-Neisse lands.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Germany
Otto
Grotewohl
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Pravda
East Germany
Berlin
East Berlin
Paul Werner
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Hermann Matern
Ulbricht
West Germany
Poland
Oder-Neisse Rivers
Russia
Potomac River Called Washington's Biggest Mess By Congress
Congressmen from both parties decry the Potomac as a pollution disgrace. They cite sewage flows, history and beauty lost, and push a 75 million dollar sewer and filtration project while warning of potential legal action under the Water Pollution Control Act.
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Potomac River
Washington
James C. Wright
Potomac
Federal
Virginia
Maryland
Lankford
John R. Foley
Congress
U.S. Public Health Service
America
Dallas Girl Drowns in Grapevine Lake
An 18 year old Dallas girl Rosa Reyes drowned early Saturday in Grapevine Lake. Deputies aided recovery of the body after she and three companions were at the Tarrant County section of the lake.
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Grapevine
UPI
Rosa Reyes
Dallas
Grapevine Lake
Tarrant County Sheriff's Deputies
Tarrant County
Two Californians Walk Trail To Mexico City
Two Los Angeles men Bill Tynan and Bill Bates quit their jobs to walk 2300 miles to Mexico City. They started Oct 18 1958, survived unarmed through Sinaloa and Sierra Madre, were briefly jailed as spies, and relied on Indian hospitality and sleeping in towns’ jails. They wore out eight and four pairs of shoes respectively.
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Mexico City
Bill Tynan
Bill Bates
Los Angeles
Bils
Fidel Castro
Tynan
Walt Disney Studios
Sinaloa de Leyva
Sinaloa
Bates
Douglas Aircraft
Sierra Madre
Mojave Desert
Mexico
Killeen Voters Approve School Bond Issue
In Killeen Texas voters approved a $700000 bond to build a second junior high and add elementary classrooms. The tally was 209 to 35 with a maintenance tax also passing. Killeen near Fort Hood had 5000 pupils this past year and enrollment is expected to reach 12000 by 1964.
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Killeen
Tex
Ft. Hood
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