NATO Summit Advances Compromise on Missiles and Talks
The United States and European allies edging toward a compromise on missiles and renewed talks with Russia as NATO ministers discuss relations with Moscow. Eisenhower, absent at start, joined late. Dulles says his health not in question. The plan envisions exploring settlements with Russia while developing NATO armed nuclear missiles in Europe. The Permanent Council to handle Bulganin letter replies. nations to respond with a unified stance. Broad accord supports advancing political work and detailed planning in coming months.
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Cliff Slide at Redondo Beach Crashes Section of Road
Rain washed out land near Hollywood Riviera Club on the Redondo Torrance border revealing a 20-foot cliff under the club and leaving a 35-foot long crack. A 20-foot section of brick under the club collapsed toward the beach trapping a Thunderbird car. Police warned the oceanfront site could crack or slip further as crews attempted salvage.
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News Knocks Stock Mart Down Again
Gloomy business news pushed the market lower in New York with key stocks slipping about two dollars a share in afternoon trading. Steels and motors led declines as the Associated Press 60-stock average fell to 253.80 at noon amid reports of factory layoffs and a third straight month of lower industrial output.
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Russian Moon Shot Threat Looms Over Space Plans
AP dispatch from Washington says Air Force Secretary James H. Douglas warned of a real possibility that the Soviet Union will attempt to launch a manned rocket to the moon this year, signaling heightened Cold War space competition and strategic concern for U.S. defense and science programs.
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Atlas Shot Success at Fla Base
The Air Force announced a successful Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile test on a limited range from the Cape Canaveral center. The missile traveled several hundred miles, landed in a preselected area, and vanished into a cloud layer after launch. Officials said the Atlas could deliver a hydrogen warhead to a target 5,000 miles away in 30 minutes. The test supports U S efforts amid Russian ICBM claims and space exploration ambitions.
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Oil Truck Crash Kills Four Near Lefors Texas
Four men died in a fiery crash when a pickup collided with a crude oil transport truck on State Highway 273 ten miles southeast of Lefors in the Texas Panhandle. The fiery collision occurred today, victims named in local reporting.
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Cohen Acquitted in Seizure Row at Beverly Hills
Mickey Cohen a former gangster now florist was acquitted of disturbing the peace with Police Chief C. H. Anderson and aides. His attorney A. L. Wirin argued Cohen’s anger at police was justified after his arrest for failing to register as an ex convict. Wirin contended four letter insults shouted by Cohen including at a policewoman are no longer obscene per leading magazines and novels.
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Ike Changes Mind Goes to NATO Talks
President Eisenhower initially skipped the NATO chiefs of government session in Paris but arrived 42 minutes after it began to quell public concern. Secretary Hagerty said he felt well and would stay briefly if substantive matters did not arise. Secretary Dulles noted Macmillan might also miss the opening, with a focus on drafting proposals at the session.
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State Employment Dept Plans Big Rise in Claims
The State Employment Department prepares for a large increase in unemployment compensation claims and upsurge in assistance to job hunters as part of a forthcoming series of articles across multiple sections including Page B-8 and Page A-11 with related features in Bridge Classified Comics and various pages.
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Blood for Christmas Gift Requests 40 pints for Hemophiliac Boy
Eight year old Richard Cahalane of Belmont needs 40 pints of blood for surgery to correct a deformed foot and his hemophilia. Only about 20 pints must be of the rare type O negative, with donors in short supply. Richard has endured frequent hospitalizations and 150 transfusions. doctors hope blood is available for surgery at St Elizabeth's Hospital.
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Rain Storm Passes with 5.24 Inch Total
A two day storm moved eastward soaking the coast with 5.24 inches total as Long Beach recorded 4.70 inches for the storm and 5.2 inches for the season. Officials forecast partly cloudy skies and warmer temps through Wednesday while a water rights measure is drafted by a bipartisan committee.
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Seismograph Records New York Quakes and Debate
Seismograph readings show multiple quakes with times from 13 12 51 am and 12 26 44 pm. Governor invites leaders to a special session to discuss the budget and other issues. A second quake was recorded about 2 500 miles from here with unknown direction.
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Outside City 5 Homeless: Fire Call Refused
Mrs. Sarah Hobbs and her four children were burned out when a stove gas leak started a blaze outside Cedar Rapids city limits. The Fire Department would not respond due to a city ordinance requiring payment of 100 dollars for the first hour and 50 dollars for each additional hour. The family, lacking funds, lost their home and Christmas gifts.
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Weather update: Partly cloudy skies across region
Partly cloudy conditions persist through Wednesday with light winds and no precipitation expected. Temperatures remain mild, offering comfortable daytime highs and cooler evenings.
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