Soviets Press For Summit Talks On Berlin Crisis
In Moscow the Soviet Union renewed its demand for summit talks on Berlin and Germany while proposing either a heads of state or foreign ministers meeting in Vienna or Geneva next month. The plan includes the United States Britain France Poland Czechoslovakia and both German states. Prime Minister Macmillan urged cautious progress and steps toward easing Cold War tensions following talks with Premier Khrushchev.
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Negro population tops half in capital city
Washington reports that Negroes now comprise 53 percent of the District of Columbia population, rising from 36 percent in 1950. The total district population is about 825000, while the metropolitan area including parts of Virginia and Maryland nears two million.
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Coast Guard probes collision between tanker and liner SS Constitution
The Coast Guard begins investigating Sunday’s crash involving the Norwegian oil tanker and the luxury liner SS Constitution. Detailed coverage and photos appear across multiple pages including A-3 B-1 A-3 A-9 B-6 C-3 C-1 to C-4 and various features.
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Two Taken in Two Kidnappings Police Solve One
Los Angeles reports a baby and a babysitter abducted from Ontario, a widowed mother of six, Ruth Flores, 35, said the babysitter, posing as Ann Williams, offered to care for the infant Eric born to her eight weeks earlier. Police later rescued one child and continue search for the other, while the mother pleads for the infant’s safe return. The baby is ill with a cold and the babysitter’s true identity remains unknown. The husband Joseph Flores died in a welding accident, and the story mentions a Southern California woman whose kidnapped boy was rescued from a former mental patient.
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U S backs Berlin policy on not striking first statement
Washington Defense Secretary McElroy testified that the United States remains pledged not to yield on Berlin and not to attack first. House committee members pressed for tougher posture, while Sen Church proposed a stop-gap pact to halt atmospheric nuclear tests, with underground and space tests to follow.
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Tiny Texas Woman Delivers Triplets in Dallas
Mrs. John Charles Jones weighed under 100 pounds and stood 4 feet 10 inches tall when she gave birth Sunday to triplet girls in Dallas. Each infant weighed under three pounds and rested well in a hospital incubator. The couple also has an eight year old daughter named Susan.
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Weather outlook: low clouds tonight to Tuesday
Low clouds drift in late tonight with partly overcast skies into Tuesday. Tuesday brings mostly sunny conditions and a slight drop in temperatures across the region.
Ford Plant to Close March 20
Ford Molor California Long Beach plant will cease operations on March 20 and 1,080 hourly workers may transfer to another factory after a two week furlough. The Long Beach site began in 1930. Pico Rivera plant, three times larger, will consolidate assembly of Ford and Mercury models.
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A Brazilian C47 Crash Kills Most Aboard near Salvador
A Brazilian Air Force C47 with seven aboard crashed late Sunday near Salvador, 750 miles northeast of Rio de Janeiro. Search parties could not determine survivors. Most aboard were military personnel.
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Folsom Convicts Save Trapped Youth From Clifffall
In Auburn California twenty prisoners from the Iron Mine Camp of Folsom Prison rescued Max L Toorop twenty of Hayward after he fell over a cliff while gold hunting. He was carried from the American River canyon on a stretcher and was reported recovering at Placer County Hospital.
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Sobering experience shows U S borrowing faces barrier
In Washington the Treasury struggles with a record national debt of 288 billion dollars. The article notes rising interest rates and inflation fears as major factors behind renewed borrowings and the need for emergency financing, with lenders demanding higher terms.
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Bob Hope Flies to New York for Eye Specialist
Hollywood comedy star Bob Hope flies to New York today after eye trouble raised fears of vision loss. He will consult Columbia University specialists and may visit a Boston clinic. Hope ruptured a blood vessel after a Christmas trip and later suffered dizziness during rehearsals.
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Signals faint but believed to orbit Discoverer I
The Air Force suspects Discoverer I may have reached an orbit though tracking shows sporadic signals. Launched Saturday from Vandenberg, the 1300 pound rocket triggered faint readings from a Navy ship and later random signals from Edwards and other stations. Authorities say continued tracking should confirm orbit injection and precise path.
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Plan New Moon Shot Plan Postponed After Failure
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Army missilemen resumed work on the lunar probe rocket Juno 1 after a Sunday night failure to send a satellite past the moon into solar orbit. A power failure scrubbed the mission minutes before target time, with a potential rescheduled launch possible tonight or tomorrow while the moon is favorably positioned.
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