Japan Rejects Soviet Protest on Security Pact Returns Trade Deal
Tokyo rejected Moscow's protest against the Japan U S security treaty, calling the pact defensive. Japan also approved over 400 million dollars in trade with the Soviet Union and reaffirmed claims to the Kurile islands and absent Bakamai, Shikotan, and other territories now held by Russia.
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Nicolai Fedorenko
Nobusaki Kishi
Soviet Union
Russia
Japan
Hakamai
Shikotan
Wuriles
Kunaghiri
Elorafu
U S lowers standards on sheep meat
Washington reports the U S Department of Agriculture set lower grading standards for lamb and mutton effective today. Officials say more meat can be labeled prime and choice, boosting supply and potentially lowering prices for households. They argue the market will adjust and warn the housewife relies on government grades for fair deals.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Snow Rescue Efforts For Ranchers And Cattle In Colorado
Army units move to aid about 100 ranchers and 4000 stranded cattle in blizzard torn southern Colorado. Convoys from Carson and Culp mobilize to reach Las Animas County as roads are blocked by 12 foot drifts. An advance party scouts the route to determine equipment needs and avoid delays.
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Fort Southern
Colorado
St. Carson
Culp
Las Animas County
Carson
Resige
Nhips
Bus Animas
Denver
Wad
Gale Kills 30 in London Hurricane Aid Toll
A hurricane struck the British Indian Ocean territory of Mantis ting Saturday, causing 30 deaths and about 140 injuries. Emergency crews assist amid wreckage and power outages as authorities warn residents to stay indoors and follow safety guidelines.
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London
Trdian Ocean
Caloty of Mantis
Ting
Mer
Ziffren Warns Demos May Lose Presidency
Washington dispatch reports Paul Ziffren, political adviser, warning the Democrats may lose the presidency but keep Congress. He urges dramatic focus on bread and butter issues to appeal to voters. He singles out Nixon as possible next president and criticizes Democratic leadership as middle of the road.
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Afi
Demos’ Crats Ney
Congress
California
Paul Ziffren
Democratics National Committee
Tun Sless
Richard M. Nixon
Party of Responsibility
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Zifffen
Dhe
Varly
Eisenhower Ziffren
Saturn Set for 1st Ground Test by End of 1959
NASA official Milton Rosen said the Saturn rocket engine cluster, designed to develop 114 million pounds of thrust, neared its first laggied ground test in Huntsville Alabama. Ten engine clusters prepared for testing, with space launches slated to begin in 1964, aiming to carry heavy payloads to the moon or distant planets.
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Eecke
Milton Rosen
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Huntsville
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