Red China Looms in Asia as India Fronts Open
The Hearst Task Force reports Red China pressing into India on two fronts, seeking a free hand in Asia and possibly breaking ideological unity with Moscow. Observers say Beijing aims to secure the Aksai Chin road corridor along the Ladakhi Plateau, with gains likely to be preserved while concessions elsewhere fade.
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Radar Rain Gauge Tested
The Weather Bureau announced it is testing a radar rain direction device that could improve river and flood forecasting. The instrument can measure rainfall as far as 10 miles away.
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U.S. Economy Stays on Plateau
Washington AP reports December indicators show industrial production and construction steady, M1 money supply at November level, retail sales holding at high November marks, and wholesale prices unchanged. The Federal Reserve Board notes consistent activity across manufacturing and commerce.
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Women to Enter Harvard Business School Program
Harvard University announced that the Graduate School of Business Administration will open in September with a two year program admitting women for the first time.
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Connally Pushes Tourism and Education in Texas Plan
Governor Connally in a joint session outlined a threefold agenda focusing on tourism, industrial development, and higher education. He proposed a new Texas Office of Economic Development with a $400000 annual appropriation, abolish the nine member Industrial Commission, and create an education commission to study resources at state institutions.
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Connallys Kept Busy
A compact roundup notes President John Connally’s schedule and public duties as part of a busy week. The item highlights the administration’s engagements while other items on page 18 and 46 cover separate developments.
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Lumber Yard Tragedy Claims San Antonio Worker
A San Antonio workman Ruben Martinez, 17, died after a load of root trusses toppled while two others tried to straighten them at the George C. Vaughan Co. Sask and Door Division. He was pinned under lumber for “more than 1,0 mounds” and died on arrival at Santa Ragas Hospital. Division manager William F. Thams said the machines have been in operation for several months.
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Parolee Nabbed in Pecos Bank Robbery
In Pecos Texas a 41 year old San Angelo man Berdamin Franklin Grutchfield was arrested after a teller cage robbery of 970 dollars at the Pecos Sayinga Loan Association. Deputy sheriff captured him eight minutes after the crime. COUNTY deputies charged him with robbery.
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Damp Air Spreads Across South Texas Forecast
The Associated Press reports rain showers moving across South Texas spreading northward. Forecasters expect light rain or drizzle to continue through the night with no significant changes in other parts of the state.
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Tree snatchers strike during Nassau conference
Report from Nassau says thieves used staplings to uproot three trees during a conference attended by President Kennedy, Prime Minister Macmillan, and Premier Diefenbaker. Authorities believe the stolen trees were to be replanted elsewhere. Police调查 ongoing.
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Senate approves Marlin as secretary of state nominee
In an executive session today the Senate approved former state senator Cesar Marlin of Hillshare as a secretary of state nominee. Marlin, who previously ran for lieutenant governor, was chosen after a party line vote and is slated to assume duties pending final confirmations.
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Obscure Newspaper Index Mentions Multiple Pages
The listing shows a chaotic index referencing sections such as Around the Plaza Classifieds and various pages across sections like Comics Heath Nations and Goren on Bridge. It reads like a content guide with page numbers and section names rather than a cohesive article.
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Ceylon Envoy Returns Home After Peace Mission
Ceylon Premier Mine Baidatan aike and ambassador Willis departed to New Delhi to seek a peaceful solution on the Sinohidian border. Willis arrived back in Ceylon at the airport as diplomats welcomed her mission.
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U2 Pilot Granted Divorce in Milledgeville Case
In Milledgeville Georgia a jury granted alimony to Mrs. Roy. Powers, 28, following a divorce from Guyancis Gary Powers. The case mentions prior imprisonment in Russia and assigns alimony of 3.00.
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May Warmth Brings Rainfall Forecast for Area
The report notes warming trend through the week with temperatures hovering around the 40s and 50s. A chance of light rain is possible Thursday and Friday with showers likely Sunday. Winds shift to moisture, bringing unsettled conditions and cooler nights into the weekend.
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Khrushchev Pressures Berlin Peace Talks Stalled
Nikita Khrushchev addressed the East German Communist party in East Berlin warning no East West disarmament while Berlin and German issues remain unsettled. He warned the United States of overwhelming nuclear capabilities and stated war would be avoided but retaliation would occur if forced, signaling no advance on a German peace treaty. The speech showed little shift from four years earlier, with no new deadline or climate change.
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Weather Forecast Preview With Cooler Midweek Outlook
A cloudy Wednesday night followed by variable Thursday with a chance of light rain. Cool days ahead with sub 50s low temperatures, lighter northwest winds, and variability in tonight’s temps. Highs near 80 occurred earlier. note a detailed weather map on Page 5.
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