Jordan dissolves Parliament as riots surge in mid east tensions
King Hussein dissolves Jordan's Parliament to quell rioting tied to the Baghdad Pact bid. Premier Hazza El Majali resigns amid cabinet crisis while Bethlehem endures a 4 pm to 6 am curfew to protect Christmas pilgrims.
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Texas husband charged in pastor slaying as wife testifies
Mrs. Walter Vaughn of Denver City supports her husband’s claim that the family pastor Chester Stevens had an affair with her. Vaughn, 47, was charged with firing six shots that killed Stevens in his yard on Saturday. Bond hearing set for today.
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Free Austria Is Haven for Hungarian Refugees
Austria now serves as a safe haven for Hungarians fleeing Red Hungary as border defenses tighten. Austrian officials plan to seek removal of the Iron Curtain barriers while noting continued refugee flows, aided by the withdrawal of Russian troops. Local police describe strict border security and the high risk of capture for escapees, with most refugees entering Austria from the security zone.
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Ford Secrets to Be Disclosed in Stock Offering
Ford Motor Co plans to reveal profits dividends sales and other guarded details in a registration statement for a projected stock sale. The document will be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission at 10 a m in Washington.
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Spellman Arrives in Far East for Holidays
Francis Cardinal Spellman arrives in the Far East for his fifth consecutive Christmas season visit with U.S. servicemen. The New York archbishop, 67, smiles and recalls past trips while planning the holiday outreach in Tokyo.
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Israel and Arabs far apart on peace talks
Washington reports quote Israeli sources saying a concessions package would not trade land or refugees, while Arabs insist on 1947 UN boundaries and refugee return. Hassouna calls prospects not encouraging after Israeli actions near the Sea of Galilee.
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Farmer Seeks Bill Collectors in Clatskanie Tale
In Clatskanie Oregon Dave Coons a 72 year old farmer seeks bill collectors while a stray note about Chinese chow chow dogs with blue tongues and lips is mentioned as a curious aside.
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Man Seeks Creditors From 1930s in Oregon Ad
A Portland man aimed to settle debt totaling about 23000 dollars from business failures 20 to 30 years ago. He ran a classified ad last week in The Oregonian offering to pay all creditors from 1930 onward and noted he still owes the newspaper 50 dollars.
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