Army to Release Reservists Mis-called During Berlin Crisis
The Army says it will release an undetermined number of reservists who were wrongly called to active duty in the Berlin crisis mobilization. Officials note misinterpretation kept some men in the ready Reserve beyond the eight year obligation, delaying transfers to standby Reserve. Secretary McNamara declined to give a date for release or return home for the 156,000 total reservists recalled last fall.
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Driver in Kansas City Horse Collision Faces No Prosecution
Mrs. Josephine Sitlington of Belton Missouri told police she drove the car that hit a horse and rider on State Line Road south of Kansas City. She learned of the accident from a newspaper and saw the rider Miss Teddi Ann Easley and a wounded horse. The horse was destroyed. Easley’s parents said they did not wish to prosecute.
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Kinston to widen major drainage canal project
Kinston officials plan to widen the main drainage canal using picks and shovels rather than heavy machinery. The two month project will employ at least 50 unemployed workers in the city of about 25 000, with a $15000 appropriation from city and county governments approved Monday.
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Asian flu closes about 250 Tokyo schools earlier
Tokyo officials report an Asian flu outbreak prompting the closure of roughly 250 schools. The milder current strain has not yet caused fatalities, unlike the 1956 virus that claimed 683 lives in the city.
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Find Bodies Of 2 Women In Kansas City
Two missing women presumed victims of exposure were found dead in separate sections of Kansas City. Mrs. Margaret Roberts, 47, of Independence Kansas, was discovered at 47th and Van Brunt in Kansas City Missouri after missing since December 12. Mrs Alma Dawson, 31, of Kansas City Kansas, was found at Fifth Street and Oakland Avenue in Kansas City Kansas after missing since January 26.
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Alma Dawson
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Kennedy youth employment plan urged by Labor secretary
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg said the Kennedy administration will act to aid about one million Americans aged 16 to 22 who are jobless and out of school. He urged support for a modest and moderate youth employment opportunities act introduced in Congress at a national urban youth conference.
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Elizabeth II marked 10 years on the throne with royal salutes and reflections
London observers marked the 10th anniversary of Elizabeth II becoming queen with artillery salutes and toasts as she prepared for a quiet family celebration. Prince Philip planned a two month Latin America tour, while Britain weighed public criticism of royal tradition and the queen's public role. Telegraph praised her bond of unity, even as critics urged change in the monarchy.
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Floods Leave 128000 Filipinos Homeless on Mindanao Island
Manila AP reports floods on Mindanao Island have displaced 128000 Filipinos in ten days as waters rise in parts. A Social Welfare Department spokesman says 10000 in Agusan Province face flood threat, worsened by tropical storm Fran bringing more rain.
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Social Welfare Department
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