U S Says No Sanctions Sought Against Turkey Over Opium
The State Department told Turkey it has not sought economic sanctions over illicit opium shipments. Assistant Secretary Joseph J. Sisto summoned Needet Peres to confirm U S position amid congressional chatter about sanctions. Turkish officials voiced surprise and urged caution in comments.
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Tighter Drug Laws Measure Approved
Washington reports House subcommittee approval of a broad drug control bill setting up a federal registration system for all drug handlers from manufacturers to researchers. It envisions 300 new narcotics agents, tougher penalties, a rehabilitation program, and potential merger with the Senate health bill, with administration plans for facilities and enforcement.
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Women Rights Amendment Moves Slowly In Congress
UPI reports Martha Griffiths sponsors a proposed constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights under the law regardless of sex. After 47 years in House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Emanuel Celler opposes swift passage due to anticipated litigation and turmoil. Griffiths plans a vote on Aug 30 to push the measure toward federal approval and state ratification.
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Flag Ceremony At Anderson VFW Post 266 Dedication
A flag presentation ceremony at Anderson VFW Post 266 was not conducted recently. Mrs. Patticia Holley, widow of a World War II veteran, donated a flag to Post Commander Seymour Staldard in memory of her husband. Attending officials included John Elfsinger, Robert W. Wickershony, Joan Stoddard, Paul O’Niot, and many others, with Herald photos by Dae Bays.
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British Docks Strike Leaders Order Essential Food Unloaded
Union leaders threaten to use troops to unload essential food at Britain’s strike bound docks while ports like Southampton and Hull shut for a week over a demand for 90 percent pay rise. Food prices climb as imported stocks dwindle and government appears undecided on full troop involvement.
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Arrested In Chicago Camping More Incident
A chaotic report from Chicago notes a camping related disturbance at an apartment building. Witnesses describe a tense scene with a tent strike and unclear numbers tied to the event. Local authorities are investigating the clash and possible injuries.
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