GOP solons join up to slash demo bills
Washington Republicans push to cut costs in airport and housing legislation advancing in Congress. Senate rejected trimming the $465 million airport aid plan to $252 million, while House Democrats cut housing bill by about $874 million, signaling potential economy alignment amid Democratic majorities.
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Dirksén
House
Malan Dies End of Era for Afrikaner Nationalism
Capetown reports the death of Daniel F. Malan at age 54 after a stroke. The former prime minister from 1948 to 1954 led apartheid policy, governing with acts like the Suppression of Communism, Group Areas, Immorality Amendment, and Bantu Laws, shaping South Africa’s racial system for years.
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Daniel F. Balan
South Africa
Clergyovan
LDR
Malan
Hin
ISR
Norway Seizes Russian Trawler Off Rundaey
The Norwegian navy boarded and captured a Russian trawler fishing in Norwegian waters near Rundaey. The ship, moored at a quay near the customs house, had armed guards and its skipper faced legal action expected Monday. This marked a rare 1950s incident following prior arrests in 1956.
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Norway
UPT
Bergen
Ottra
Rundaey
Six Die and 25 Hurt in Polish Bus Collision
In Poland, two buses collided on an icy northwest road Friday, killing six people and injuring twenty five. Police report the crash near Warsaw as icy road conditions contributed. Fire and emergency crews attended the scene as investigators began work.
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Warsaw
Poland
Pokas
Riot in Segall Leaves Three Dead in French Sudan
Three men were killed and about 40 injured in a Segall riot in the French Sudan. Rival factions supporting a newly chosen agricultural cooperative president clashed as gunfire rang out and several houses and small shops were set ablaze.
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French West Africa
Segall
Sudan
Africa
Alexandria Denied Delay in Integration
A federal appeals judge refused to delay integrating nine Negro students into three Alexandria Virginia public schools next Tuesday. Judge Soebeloff denied the Alexandria school board's plea for more time to prepare, matching District Judge Albert V. Bryan's order.
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Teleft
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Ita
Phillips
Thug Flees Home After Shotgun Slaying at Anaheim Home
Anaheim police probe after Leslie Simpson owner of South Seas Cafe is killed outside his home on Haven Drive. His wife Juanita injured. suspect seen fleeing on foot. Five shotgun pellets damaged door and a window. about $300 found on victims. Children were away with babysitters. motive unclear. weapon not found.
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Leslie Simpson
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Santa Ana Freeway
Juanita
Anaheim Menovial Hospital
iPollee
Simpson
South Seas
Henry Bryant
Dulles Presses Action on Germany as Berlin Tension Grows
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged Western Allies to meet Soviet attempts to force them out of West Berlin, hinting at force if needed. He met Chancellor Adenauer at the Rhine chancellery and discussed German questions, with plans for a possible East-West foreign ministers meeting in Paris on March 15 and a broader Paris gathering to hear Prime Minister Macmillan's Moscow trip report.
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Paria
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Soviet Union
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Titan Supermissile First Flight Demonstrates Long Range Power
Cape Canaveral officials announced the Titan, a 210 ton 96 foot ICBM, achieved its first flight test. The missile reached over 200 miles along an arc peaking at about 50 miles high, powered only by its first stage engines. Officials say the Titan could have a range near 8000 miles and may influence future space or military programs.
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UPI
United States’ Missile Arsenal
Air Force
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Washington
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Titan
Free World
Moon
Eisenhower Cuts Short Southern Vacation
President Eisenhower decided to leave his southern vacation early and return to Washington Sunday. He had been a guest of former Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey since Wednesday and had planned to return Monday afternoon. White House Press Secretary James Hagerty cited work to handle in Washington Monday morning with no emergencies indicated.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Where to Find It in the Daily Newspaper
A listing of sections and page references shows where to locate features across the paper. It notes Churches on pages A4 and A5, Classifieds on B5 to B3, Comics on B2, Word puzzles on B-3, Deaths on B-S, Financials on pages 4 through 8, Shipping table on B-3, Sports on A pages and 7 and 3, Theaters on A-2, Tides and Temperatures on B-4, TV and Radio on Bid page.
Blizzard Paralyses Oswego and Snowbound City
A blinding snowstorm buried Oswego New York under 12 inches of snow paralyzing 20000 residents for a second time this winter. Snowplows and bulldozers battled gale winds from Lake Ontario to clear drifts as the season’s total surpassed 18 inches, breaking previous records. Elsewhere Arctic air swept Montana and a central Rockies storm threatened the Middle West with more major systems by Sunday or Monday.
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Prextinl Bureau
Central Plains States
Mideast
Rockies
Middle West
City Gets Showers More Due This Weekend
A weak cold front brings showers to Southern California with Long Beach reporting about a tenth inch by midmorning. The rainfall reduces smog in the Los Angeles basin and follows 1.5 inches last January. More rain expected in northern interior and mountain areas through the weekend.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles Basin
Judge Astounded by Perfect Wife in Speeding Case
Elmer Marvis testified his wife Celia, 45 mph over limit, was not at fault. The judge suspended a $10 fine after Marvis said his wife has never been wrong in 25 years of marriage. Referee Joseph Wosik called the claim amazing and approved the lenient outcome.
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UPI
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Celia
Traffe
Joseph Wosik
Soviet Says U S Attitude Blocks Nuclear Test Ban
London dispatch reports the Soviet Foreign Ministry and Moscow Radio denounce America's stance on underground nuclear testing as preventing any agreement to halt atomic and hydrogen weapon tests. The note cites a Jan 24 State Department declaration and notes stalled East West talks in Geneva.
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Anto
America
Foreign Ministry
Moscow Radio
U.S. State Department
U. S
Geneva
Weather outlook cloudy with light rain tonight to Sunday
Forecast says Consierapie sees cloudy skies with intermittent light rain tonight and Sunday. Overnight low near 49 degrees, Sunday high around 6.
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