Actress Joan Bennett Says She Is 53 And Loves Life
In London Joan Bennett, 53, acting in a rehearsal, boasts of whisky, 30 cigarettes daily and no dieting. She credits eight hours sleep and younger children around for her youthful look. Bennett, wife of Walter Wanger, has six grandchildren. A prize winning physicist was re elected president of the World Association of World Federalists today.
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Pope Paul VI Receives U.S. Refugee Officials in Private Audience
Abba P. Schwartz and George Warren of the U.S. State Department met Pope Paul VI in private audience at Castel Gandolfo. The officials, on a European survey trip, handle refugee problems for the department.
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Dr Hideki Yukawa Wins Nobel Prize in Physics
Japanese physicist Dr Hideki Yukawa is awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for his theory on elementary particles. The announcement from Stockholm honors his work on mesons and fundamental forces, marking a milestone for Japan in scientific achievement.
No Trace Yet of 2 Air Force Tanker Planes
Dozens of ships and planes searched the Atlantic for two KC135 tankers that vanished during a classified refueling mission. Eleven aboard. radio contact lost near noon Wednesday, 800 miles northeast of Miami. Coast Guard and Air Rescue units joined the search with hundreds of personnel.
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Arsenal recognizes first union at Rock Island
The Rock Island Arsenal approved its initial collective bargaining agreement with Local 15 of the National Federation of Federal Employees. Acting Commander Col. T. E. Gray presented the recognition certificate to Richard E. Johnson of Moline, Ill., president of Local 15, amid the ceremony.
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Rex Reason sued for divorce in Los Angeles
Actress Samaita Lang Reason files divorce complaint against Rex Reason after a little over a year of marriage. She cites cruelty but does not provide details in the filing.
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British Actress Arrives to Co Star in The Christine Keeler Story
British actress Yvonne Buckingham arrived in Copenhagen to co star with John Barrymore Jr. in The Christine Keeler Story. Barrymore plays the late Dr. Stephen Ward. Miss Keeler could not portray herself as British Equity would not admit her membership.
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Hughes Urges Rejection of Reapportionment Plan
Des Moines Governor Hughes urged Iowans to vote down the Shaft Plan on December 5. He warned it would create urban rural deadlock, reduce Polk County representation, and hinder Iowa’s progress toward potential, calling equality misnamed. The plan seeks a 99 member House with 58 member Senate by population.
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New Partnership Patterns Needed Between Man and Woman
Church leaders call for a new pattern of partnership between men and women. The World Council of Churches report urges equality in social norms and legislation while cautioning against roles alien to nature. Debates arise over gospel state ideology and Communist influence in church life.
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Algerian constitution passes to empower Ben Bella rule
The Algerian Assembly approved the first constitution on Wednesday night, setting Premier Ahmed Ben Bella to rule with only the National Liberation Front as legal party after a referendum. Scotland Yard suspects the Aug. 8 mail train robbery loot remains in Britain, though some gang leaders may have fled. The Dominican Republic reportedly accepts an OAS backed peace formula with Haiti, while Haiti endorses the plan amid a South Korea critique of military rule.
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Soviet Denounces Cuba Raids While Backing Fidel Regime
The Soviet Union denounces recent hit and run raids on Cuba and pledges continued support for Fidel Castro. It mentions no timetable for Cuba to join the limited nuclear test ban treaty, noting most Communist states have signed except those allied with Red China.
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Former Premier Song Yo Chan Indicted in Seoul Court
In Seoul, former premier Song Yo Chan is indicted in a civil court case. Details outline charges and potential consequences as authorities move forward with legal action against the former leader.
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Korea
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Banknotes from Great Train Robbery Circulated
London police said serial numbers from the seven million dollar haul were widely circulated and most of the money likely useless to the thieves.
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Britain
Burned Boy Dies After Farm Fire Near Stewartville
A Biwabik boy, Bruce Higgins seven, died Wednesday night from burns suffered in a farm accident Monday near Stewartville. He was visiting grandparents Edward Higgins Sr. and wife and was burning grass with another boy when flames enveloped him.
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Woman sets world record by 90 days underground
Perth AP reports Doro thy Williams, 35, emerged from Ngilgi Cave near Yallingup 165 miles south of Perth after spending 90 days underground. She surpassed Wyndham Rendell’s 87 day record, stating women can endure solitude as men.
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