Kurdish Chief Vows to Send Troops Against Iraqi Regime
Mullah Mustafa Barzani, leader of the Kurdish revolt in northern Iraq, says he will order his warriors back to battle unless the Kurdish self rule demand is met. He criticizes delays and calls for recognition and autonomous administration.
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Mustafa Barzani
Iraq
Inter
Alex Efty
Noradin
Abdul Karim Kassem
Baghdad
Barzani
Kassem
Jelal Talibani
Hair Stylist Sues Mickey Hargitay Over Battery Claim
Lynn R Hardy sues Mickey Hargitay for 40000 alleging he pulled him from Mansfield car at 3 am on Feb 21 and assaulted him. Hargitay denies the charge calling it ridiculous. The incident occurred in front of Hardy’s apartment.
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Hollywood
Mickey Hargitay
Jayne Mansfield
Lynn R. Hardy
Hargitay
Miss Mansfield
Hardy
Retroperfusion for Heart Drug Delivery Introduced
In Los Angeles AP reports new retroperfusion method via veins to reach heart areas blocked by clots, potentially increasing blood flow and reducing fibrillation risk. Dr Liotta cites animal results. separate Harvard study by Dr Lown shows 7 of 84 patients treated with a 7k volt direct current shock, briefly pausing the heart to restore rhythm.
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Los Angeles
American College of Cardiology
Domingo Liotta
Baylor University
Houston
Tex
Liotta
Bernard Lown
Harvard Medical School
Lown
Geraldine Farrar Reaches Her 81st Birthday
Geraldine Farrar, famed opera star of the Met era, marks her 81st birthday in Ridgefield Connecticut with greetings from friends. She says she has nearly finished acknowledging cards and flowers arriving at her cottage after retiring from the Met in 1922 at age 40.
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Ridgefield, Conn
Geraldine Farrar
Grand Opera
Metropolitan Opera
Kent
Miss Farrar
Met
Izvestia Attacks Peace Corps as Fifth Column
The Moscow Izvestia daily branded the American Peace Corps a fifth column and accused it of neocolonial aims. It claimed volunteers are too young to help initially but will gain value as intelligence assets over time.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Pentagon cites long range Soviet recon flights to deter propaganda
At a Washington briefing Defense Secretary McNamara said four long range Soviet Bear aircraft flew to the Forrestal and other carriers. He noted the flights were intercepted by U S jets but not challenged as they were reconnaissance planes. He described the overflights as a growing pattern in Soviet reconnaissance activity.
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Washington
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Azores
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North America
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U.S
Nutty Narrows Bridge Aimed at Squirrels in Longview
Longview Washington AP A city council approved a Nutty Narrows Bridge to span the main street connecting City Park to a feeding station in an office court yard. The four inch wide structure will be suspended 20 feet above the 70 foot street at no cost after a contractor offered to build it. Bess La Riviere named the project.
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Longview
Wash
Bess la Riviere
Vince Edwards Faces 600000 Suit Over Old Records
Frank Russell files in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging actor Vince Edwards and Decca Records blocked the distribut ion of Edwards historic rock records made before his TV fame. The $600,000 claim centers on rights to songs titled hole in the head and oh babe and seeks damages for alleged exclusion from distributing the recordings.
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Ben Casey
Frank Russell
Superior Court
Vince Edwards
Decca Records
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Babe
Russell
Decca
New Idea
Wagner
Ferguson
Allis Chalmers
Little Giant
Krause
Green Isle
Ferguson Tractor
Knipco
First Aid Course Saves Her Child
Shirley Wirtz attended a first aid course on mouth to mouth respiration. When her 5 year old son Pat suffered a severe asthmatic attack with measles and stopped breathing, she used the training on the kitchen floor until help arrived. Pat was discharged from hospital Thursday and is doing fine.
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Ellinwood
Kan
Shirley Wirtz
Pat
Disarm Now or Face Short Life Says Thomas
Thomas 79 former Socialist candidate told 1000 Douglass College undergraduates that peace requires general disarmament the United Nations and relative disengagement from trying to control other nations. He criticized Defense Secretary McNamara for talking of limited war under present conditions.
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Thomas
Douglass College
United Nations
Defense
Robert McNamara
Brick Wall Stolen From City Property In Mobile
Mobile authorities investigate the theft of a brick wall and brick garage from a city owned house after a buyer lowered an offer by 2000 dollars when the missing structures were discovered. Police Commissioner George McNally said detectives would pursue the case.
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Mobile
Ala
George McNally
Eppa Rixey Former pitcher and Hall of Famer dies
Eppa Jeptha Rixey known as Eppa Rixey, a Hall of Fame pitcher for 21 years with Philadelphia and Cincinnati, died on Thursday from a heart attack in Cincinnati Ohio at age 71.
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Eppa Rexey
Cincinnati, Ohio
Eppa
Jeptha) Rixey
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Irish Letters Get New Lease of Life
In Pittsburgh a judge ruled two Irish setters named Brickland and Sunny Birth are personal property and may live until an estate audit is finished. The dogs were to be killed per Ida M. Capers death wish, prompting public sympathy and possible permanent protection by Gov. Scranton.
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Pittsburgh
William Rahauser
Allegheny County Orphans Court
Ida M. Capers
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Walter F. Alessandroni
Miss Capers
Sheriff Arrives as Wine Goes Up at Santa Clara Jail
Deputy Sheriff Russ Cahill spotted a paper bag climbing the jail wall and pursued it. A man in a blue suit and red turban fled after tying the bag with a knotted bedsheet. Cahill recovered a wine bottle from a nearby bush and deputies found two more bottles under an inmate’s bunk on the second floor.
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San Jose
Calif
Russ Cahill
Santa Clara County
Cahill
Thief Sentenced to Guard Grocery Store for Month
In Las Vegas a convicted shoplifter, John Munoz, 29, was ordered by Municipal Court Judge Walter Richards to spend 30 days in a local grocery store watching for shoplifters after being arrested Wednesday in a food market. The judge stated I am going to make a thief catch a thief.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Walter Richards
John Munoz
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