Adenauer Stays Firm as Neutrality Gains Ground in Germany
West Germany debates NATO ties as proposals to withdraw from NATO and militarily neutralize the country gain traction ahead of a NATO summit. Adenauer’s hard line on NATO is being reassessed amid rising calls for neutrality and a broader reevaluation of Western policy toward Germany. Kennan’s plan for a neutral, reunified Europe is fueling debate among parties, industry leaders, and independent newspapers.
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South Korea to Cut Military Size If Assembly Approves
Reliable National Assembly sources report Seoul plans a 36,000 man reduction from a 720,000 strong armed force in 1958 subject to assembly approval. The move would shrink forces by about five percent pending consent.
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Skin Diver, 50, Dies in Malibu Area
A 50-year-old skin diver, William Crabbe, collapsed 200 yards offshore near Malibu while diving. His 16-year-old son and a companion attempted rescue as he was moved to shore on a rubber tube. A doctor ruled death from a heart attack, with lifeguards noting possible air pressure in the diving gear as a contributing factor.
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Price hikes hit major appliance makers in January
New Yorkers face higher consumer costs as Westinghouse Electric Co lifts suggested list prices for household items by 1 to 5 dollars starting January 2. General Electric Co followed with boosts on many small appliances ranging from 1 to 2 dollars effective January 1.
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NATO Directors in Session Face Gloomy Summit Prep
Paris sources report NATO’s permanent council began a week of hush hush talks in the Palais de Chaillot to study the American working paper for next week’s heads of government summit. US missile plans and scientific cooperation are under review amid concerns over unity after Sputnik failures and disputes within the alliance.
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18 Die as Formosa Rail Crash Rocks Island Line
Formosa faced its worst rail disaster in 19 years when a passenger train derailed on a one mile long bridge near Talpin. At least 18 were killed and over 100 injured as cars crashed into embankment and river. Rescue efforts and investigations continue with hundreds of police and firefighters on scene.
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Beg Algerian Rebels Stain Four Executed
Military authorities said French forces killed 227 Algerian rebels and executed four over the weekend on terrorism charges. They reported 110 rebel deaths in the mountains near the Algerian Tunisian border, 35 in the Saharan Desert, 10 Moroccans in western Algeria, 40 south of Philippeville in eastern Algeria, and 2 in other actions.
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