Floods Hit Railways and Coast as Storm Rages East
Storm floods hit Ocean City and Fire Island with homes destroyed and tidal waters covering towns from Virginia to New England. Long Island and New Jersey rail lines faced delays and bus substitutions while ferry service resumed between Manhattan and northern New Jersey. A Boston waterfront fire devastated wooden sheds, causing about $100,000 in damage.
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Solar Observatory Satellite in Orbit the Looming Space Era
A report explains solar radiation dangers beyond Earth's atmosphere and the protective role of the atmosphere. It notes that a future Apollo era moon mission and lunar landing are planned within five years. Scientists predict 1966 67 will mark peak solar flare activity, urging caution for deep space ventures.
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Stage Peace Parade in ORAN Algeria Draws Crowds
Several hundred Europeans and Muslims paraded through the streets near Mers-El-Kebir. Observers said the event hinted at possible reconciliation after a deadly week. A European murder case looms as authorities probe a racket involving a mother and her two children.
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U.S. to Cut Tariffs With 24 Nations
The United States and the European Economic Community agreed on tariff reductions, signaling a major shift in trade policy. The White House described the Geneva talks as both economically and politically significant, aiming to extend tariff cuts beyond items to broader categories, while Congress faced a June 30 deadline for a new trade law. The deal follows Kennedy's push for broad 50 percent tariff reductions and gradual elimination of tariffs on many industrial goods. The agreement reflects the early test of U S unity with the Common Market in shaping global commerce.
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Powers Testifies on Near Miss U2 Flight and Capture
Senators praised Gary Powers as he testified about the U2 mission near miss and his capture. He described his attempted cover story, said he was instructed to reveal CIA ties if captured, and maintained his resolve amid hours of questioning. He proclaimed I am an American and fought to honor his obligations.
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U.S. Eyes New Anti Missile Knowledge From A Tests
U S officials anticipate a new series of nuclear tests by May if the Soviet Union rejects disarmament talks. Tests aim to gain knowledge on high altitude weapon effects, radar and communications disruption, with goals to improve countermeasures and missile defenses against future threats.
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Anglican Primate to Visit Moscow Meeting Russian Church Leaders
The Archbishop of Canterbury, head of the Church of England, has accepted an invitation to meet the heads of the Russian Orthodox Church in Moscow later this year. No date has been set.
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