Nixon Eyes Fall Visit to Russia
Vice President Nixon weighs a September trip to Russia as part of a five week tour that could include Poland Yugoslavia and six western European nations. A Moscow stop hinges on inviting a Soviet leader of similar rank to Nixon and a possible swap with Deputy Premier Mikoyan.
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California posts second highest January employment level
California January nonfarm employment stood at 4,357,200, down about 20,000 from a year earlier but described by the State Department of Industrial Relations as the second highest January record. Nonfarm jobs fell 177,700 from December to January due to seasonal manufacturing losses and post holiday layoffs. Total factory work time hit a low since February 1950, with a 38.3 hour week. Wells Fargo Bank notes activity slightly below last year but historically high, with a one point rise in its state index to 224 driven mainly by motor fuel sales.
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Reds Offer New Steps in Seoul Hijacking Case
Communists called a Thursday meeting of the Military Armistice Commission to discuss returning hijacked South Korean airliner passengers. The UN Command rejected prior demands for direct NK government talks for the 34 aboard the flight from Pusan to Seoul. Americans Willis P. Hobbs and Lt Col Howard W. McClellan remain named among those aboard. The U N Command indicated no plan for political talks between governments and would receive their nationals at Panmumjom.
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Army outlines plan to pick unknown soldiers for Arlington
The Army releases procedures to select two unidentified Americans killed in World War I and the Korean War for burial beside the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. One Medal of Honor winner will lead final selections, with candidates drawn from theaters including Europe Africa and the Pacific.
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Algiers Rebels Open Spring Offensive
Algiers reports the Algerian rebellion enters a spring offensive as Moslem nationalists deploy modern weapons and disciplined units against the French Army. The conflict, now in its 40th month, sees rebels wield improved equipment replacing early firearms in the campaign.
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Widow of Jet Pilot Kills Self in Fairfax Car
A 34-year-old widow, Frances Ann Sykes, was found dead in her running car parked in front of a Fairfax tourist home, a suspected suicide by carbon monoxide. She had been visiting her jet pilot husband, Maj. Edmond Perry Sykes, buried at Arlington National Cemetery after a crash in Osan Korea.
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Woman Gets Six Months in Party Death
Las Vegas woman Artie Epes Bell, 26, received six months in jail after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the January 18 death of Helen Morene O'Brien, 31. Bell allegedly left the hotel room after O'Brien was slashed with a broken champagne glass by Glenn Smothers. sentence called cruel and malignant by District Judge J. Fender.
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Plans Brazil Visit by Italian President Gronchi
Brazil officials announced that Italian President Giovanni Gronchi will visit Brazil next August or September. The trip aims to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties between Rio de Janeiro and Rome.
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Adams Talks with CAB Denied Over Airline Case
Harmar D. Denny, acting CAB chairman in 1953, said claims Adams spoke with White House aides about North American Airlines are completely false. Bernard Schwartz cited letters showing Adams told lawyer Murray Chotiner he discussed the case and that CAB shutdown could be appealed for a two year delay.
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Colonaid Promises Quick Constipation Relief
A vintage ad-style claim describes constipation caused by a thrifty colon dry and hard, proposes Colonaid as the moisturizing bulk laxative that both stimulates the colon and urges normal evacuation overnight. It touts safety for pregnant women and avoids gas or nutrient interference, offering introductory 98 cent tablets at druggists.
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Soldier sought in Dothan kidnapping case
In Dothan Alabama a 22 year old secretary who vanished two days was found bound in the trunk of her car. Sheriff Alvin D. Davis Jr says a warrant charges kidnapping and assault with intent to murder against a Ft. Rucker soldier who refused to be named. Miss Eunice Clements was weak but unharmed. The motive remains undisclosed as investigators question the suspect.
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