Germans Say West Must Deal Starve Or Fight
Communists in Germany warn the Western Allies must choose to deal with Berlin or face starvation or war. Albert Norden says local Communist control of Berlin’s land water and air lifelines is non negotiable. He asserts the Reds plan to hand Berlin to the Soviet Zone and rejects Western attempts to break the stranglehold.
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Halle
Russia
Ceed
Surprise Attack Parley Adjour ned In Geneva
East and West abandoned for now their effort to create a global warning system to prevent sneak attacks. Ten nation conference met for four hours and then adjourned in an indefinite recess in Geneva.
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Geneva
API
Storms Hit Great Lakes and Northeast Snow Flurries Spread
A series of small storm systems moved across the Great Lakes pushing temperatures down and bringing snow flurries to the Northeast. Warmer readings followed in the central and southern plains and Southeast as the storm track shifted, while talks among delegates showed little progress but agreed to report the substance of six weeks of discussions to their governments.
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Rockies
Iowa
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United States
Absent-Minded Reader Sought At Whitstable Library
Police in Whitstable England advertise for a reader who marked his place with a bundle of one pound tote bags and has not returned to the local public library.
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Whitstable
England
UPD
Weather outlook for Ohio with mild warmth and light snow
Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio see increasing cloudiness and a high near 33 to 35. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with a light snow potential and a low around 20 to 25. Friday stays fair with little temperature change.
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School Faces Inquiry Over Cold Ink in Inkwells
EASTHAM England The local board of education ordered an inquiry today into complaints that High Colliery County School is so cold that ink freezes in inkwells.
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UPD
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High Colliery County School
Benelux urge NATO effort to merge forces
Paris reports say Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands push complete logistic coordination among NATO members to reduce costs and weld armed forces into a tighter unit. Secretary Dulles warns talks on nuclear tests show progress but surprise attack prevention is less satisfactory amid three day NATO Council deliberations. Dulles heads to Jamaica after hospital treatment for an inflamed colon.
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Washington
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Germany
Berlin
Warming trend forecast for Ohio amid arctic plunge
A band of arctic air pushed temperatures near zero in central Ohio Wednesday night with fog across Central and Northeastern parts. Readings rose to the mid teens in several cities, while the forecast calls for a warming trend through today and tonight with little change Friday. Roads were clear except for lingering slick spots in the northeast and the Ohio Turnpike remained clear.
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Ohio Girl Is Fiancee Of Prince
The story notes a Cleveland area engagement involving Prince Basindwara Bir Bikram Shah of Nepal, connected to space agency plans for future rocket launches. NASA official Lynn Waldron announced plans to pursue rockets to extend space exploration in coming years. The report blends a national political seat controversy with a personal engagement milestone.
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Senate OKs North-South anti bombing bill push
Senate Democrats including Mike Mansfield pledge support for a stringent anti bombing measure carrying the death penalty for attacks on churches schools synagogues and public buildings. The plan aims to back the Kennedy Ervin bill despite civil rights debates and White House concerns.
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UPI
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AT&T Maintains 21-Point Gain In Active Market
New York based AT&T stock opened at 223 on 15,000 shares and held a 21-point gain from the previous session as the industrial average hit record highs on a brisk trading day.
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American Telephone & Telegraph
Market open shows large blocks and widespread gains
The opening quote highlights sizable blocks including 7 000 Hupp 5 000 Studebaker Packard and 3 100 Socony Mobil. A long list of other blocks 1 000 shares or more dotted the tape. Small gains appear in American Can International Paper General Electric on 2 300 shares Texas Co Jersey Standard Westinghouse Electric Chrysler International Harvester and Bethlehem Steel the latter on 3 000 shares.
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Socony Mobil
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International Paper
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Westinghouse Electric
Chrysler
International Harvester
Bethlehem Steel
Boy steers toy tricycle down escalator at Chicago store
A seven year old rode a floor model tricycle down three flights of escalator stairs in a Chicago department store. An employee watched with a benign smile as the boy exited through the main entrance. The incident was reported by the Toy Department.
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Chicago
UPI
Toy Department
NASA to Spend 200 Million on Rocket Engine Development
The UPI report notes NASA will invest 200 million dollars over four years to develop a rocket engine with one million pounds thrust to push U.S. space exploration ahead. Attorney Russell S. Welch called David Smith insane after discussions in jail as Smith awaits murder trial for the slaying of Janice Porter, a 24 year old expectant mother. The article also mentions universities and fraternities involved in academic and campus events, plus local notices and advertisements.
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