US says 600 planes ready for Berlin airlift if needed
American officials indicate more than 600 four engined aircraft are available almost immediately to launch a Berlin airlift should a blockade recur. They warn against predicting Moscow's next moves as Khrushchev signals shifts in occupation duties and East German control. The State Department accuses Russia of undermining German unification, while a separate local incident ends with a barricaded man surrendering after deputies persuade him to lay down his weapon.
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Navy Drydocks Closed By Subside High Tides
Navy shipyard at Long Beach faces renewed closure of major drydocks as Terminal Island subsidence and recurring high tides limit operations. Capt. Charles Falmer notes gates must stay closed at high tide, forcing shift in schedules and extra precautions. Hooper and others describe added costs, delays, and need for overflow gates, with Tuesday’s 7.8 foot tide highlighting the constraint.
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Moon War Bases U S Aim-Russ Space Clash At U N
The Soviet Union charged the United States with aiming to set up military bases to launch massive attacks on Soviet cities as the United Nations debate on space control opened. Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin warned that peaceful space use requires the U S to liquidate foreign bases, while US delegates argued bases are for defense with consent of involved nations.
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Six Die as Large Air Tanker Crashes in Savannah
A KC97 refueling tanker with six crew aboard crashed and exploded in a salt marsh off the Isle of Ht Savannah Ga at 206 p.m. Six onboard were killed, five bodies recovered within an hour after the crash.
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Weather outlook mostly clear tonight and sunny Thursday
A brief forecast notes mostly clear conditions tonight with sun on Thursday and a slight rise in temperatures. The high is expected to reach around 69 degrees by noon today, with a warmer Thursday ahead.
Chrysler Shutdown Ends Strike Across All Final Assembly
Detroit workers halted production as eight Chrysler assembly plants closed amid a strike by United Auto Workers representing about 70,000 production workers. Defense items plants stayed open. At the Willow Wood plant 1300 employees were sent home for parts shortages. Seven hundred more in repairs held until new cars could be moved, with weekend releases anticipated.
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Boston killer boy Curley dies at 83 headline memoir
Caril Arm Fugate 15 testified she begged her boyfriend not to harm to Starkweather during the Jensen killing. She described fear and obedience as the pair abducted Jensen and Missy King, with bodies later found in an abandoned storm cellar. Curley, James Michael leader of Boston politics, died after emergency surgery for an arterial clot in Boston.
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Three Climbers Scale El Capitan in Night Ascent
Yosemite National Park reports three climbers reached the top of El Capitan after a 43 day assault begun in months of total effort. Wayne Merry Warren Harding and George Whitmore completed the feat with a night ascent using flashlights amidst frigid 2 degree temperatures. Ranger Rick Anderson confirmed all three climbers were in good condition.
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California's new stateentials and page references
Fragmented newspaper snippet lists sections and page numbers across the issue, noting items like Gene Tierney Tetum and various columns. It mentions Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, crosswords, death notices, and multiple pages from A through C with topics in sports, theater, and TV.
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Jerry Lewis Leaves Mount Sinai After 12 Day Stay
Hollywood veteran Jerry Lewis is discharged from Mount Sinai Hospital after a 12 day stay. He was treated for an otherwise unspecified health issue and a minor heart condition.
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