Berlin Line Tough Rusk in London Talks
AP reports US Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with British leaders in London to discuss a Berlin settlement and terms with the Soviet Union. Informants say Washington is against concessions without firm counter moves and potential revival of an international authority plan if Russia abandons withdrawal demands. Also noted is talk of Red Chinese military power near Quemoy and Matseld.
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National hair expert promises quick help for thinning hair
An urging ad lets readers know late is not too late to seek National hair care. It promotes early treatment to stop excessive loss, dandruff, and itching, offering expert guidance, a simple program, and tips to keep hair healthy. The piece also notes international politics on the side, detailing Rusk’s talks with Macmillan and issues in Africa and Asia.
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Chief of AF Defends Costs in Defense Budget
Secretary of the Air Force Eugene Zuckert defended the 51.6 billion defense budget amid Republican charges that it is excessive. He argued the budget reflects effort to do more, increase flexibility, and meet modern needs, countering claims of imprudence and outdated spending. The remarks followed critiques by former President Eisenhower and Kennedy administration defenders.
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Court orders emergency blood transfusion for newborn
Washington judge overrules Jehovah's Witness parents to grant an exchange blood transfusion for a day-old infant with intense jaundice. Acting Juvenile Court Judge Milton Kronheim Jr ruled the infant in danger and temporarily became the child's guardian after doctors at Column Blvd Hospital for Women sought life-saving treatment despite religious objections.
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Refugees Sail to Formosa on Nationalist Aid Vessel
A first group of Chinese refugees, numbering between 65 and 70, left Hong Kong Monday for Formosa aboard the Nationalist relief organization ship Szechuen.
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San Antonio Savings expands offices and hours citywide
The city’s oldest and largest savings association announces more offices and longer hours across multiple locations including Soledad, Broadway, Fredericksburg Road, and San Pedro. It promotes a Special Better Living Loan and notes consecutive semiannual dividends with new accounts and additions earning during the first ten days of enrollment.
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