Rising River Floods Hit Three States Across South
Massive floods spread through Alabama Georgia and Mississippi as rivers swell. Cleanup crews push on in flood torn West Virginia Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee with extensive road and bridge damage reported. Over 75 million dollars in damage and at least 15 000 people homeless, while authorities mobilize doctors nurses and utility crews to aid affected regions. The Coosa River near Gadsden Alabama has Hood stage, with other northern central Alabama streams and the Tennessee River remaining high.
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Budapest Colleges Reopen After Anti-Revolt Crackdown
Budapest universities resume lectures three months after Soviet tanks crushed the revolt. Police raids had arrested counter revolutionary students and seized weapons in dormitories and basements amid warnings that attempts to disturb order will be ruthlessly smashed.
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Reader's Digest February issue preview
The text highlights a newborn baby's eight months in the womb and hints at the February Reader's Digest feature. It promotes the magazine's condensed articles and states readers can find at newsstands, noting 39 titles of lasting interest sourced from various publications.
Western Europe seeks U S atomic aid for power industry
Western European nations plan to ask the United States this week to back a large scale atomic power industry in Europe. A group of eight scientists and economists, led by three representatives of the alliance, begins talks today with the Atomic Energy Commission and State Department.
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Brownell backs civil rights program not broadening federal power
Atty. Gen. Brownell urged enactment of the administration civil rights program saying it would not expand federal jurisdiction. The plan aims to empower civil action to protect constitutional rights rather than rely on federal criminal prosecutions. It would permit court orders to halt voting rights interference and include a new civil rights division, a bipartisan rights commission, and civil damage suits for rights violations.
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Grandpa on Hand for Adlai in Rites
Cambridge Massachusetts Adlai E Stevenson III, 13 weeks old, was christened Sunday while his grandfather, the Democratic presidential nominee in 1952 and 1956, looked on. Rev George A Buttrick officiated and declined a christening gift, urging the parents to open a bank account for the child. He advised adding money each birthday, Easter and Christmas to fund college.
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Nepal and Russia plan to exchange ambassadors
Nepal and Russia agreed to exchange ambassadors but will not set up separate missions in each capital. The move, announced from Kathmandu, follows a statement by officials stressing that a criminal prosecution of the Russian ambassador to India cannot be instituted until certain steps are completed.
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Boy Stock Expert and Woman Tie on The $64,000 Challenge
An 11 year old boy and 72 year old stock expert woman tied at the halfway mark on The $64,000 Challenge in New York. They answered finance questions to reach 32000 and will try to break the tie next week for the top prize. Morgan and Ross are noted for their CBS appearance and stock market knowledge.
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AFL-CIO Moves to Oust 3 Unions for Gangsterism
AFL-CIO moves to oust three unions over gangster ties and welfare fund looting. Laundry Workers Distillery Workers Allied Industrial Workers face charges from the Ethical Practices Committee. Reports allege fraud, kickbacks, and relatives paid without duties, dating to 1955 Senate inquiries and connections to organized crime figures.
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