Duval Duke and Kassem: two rulers under pressure
In a San Diego dispatch and Baghdad report, Abdul Karim Kassem faces Kurdish uprisings, economic strain, and Moscow-backed plans as he tightens control in Iraq. Meanwhile George Parr, the Duke of Duval, rides out renewed scrutiny after years of legal battles, governing from a sprawling Texan base with family allies handling public duties.
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Iraq
Baghdad
Kassem
Kuwait
U.S. Ambassa
John Jemegan
Moscow
Allah
Ali Baba
Tigris
Ministry of Defense
George Art
San Diego
Donalo
Anna
Freedom
Parr
Soviet Bloc
Kassema
Nasser
Kasse
Iraq Petroleum Co
Tex
George Parr
Duke of
Duval
U.S. Supreme Court
Austin
Archer Parr
Dan Tobin Jr
Starr City
Mexico distributes large land to peasants in land reform
President Adolfo Lopez Mateos distributed 105000 acres of farm land to 491 peasants near La Piedad, with deeds handed to villagers from the area about 190 miles northwest of Mexico City. The ceremony marked a major land redistribution in the reform era.
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LA Piedad
Mex
Adolfo Lo Mateos
Mexico City
Panhandle asks Amarillo Borger road speeded
A Panhandle delegation urged the Texas Highway Commission to accelerate eight miles of highway from Amarillo to the Sanford Reservoir near Borger. Amarillo Chamber director J. H. Eubanks said peak Canaadian River dam construction will come in 1963 with completion in 1965 and about 400 workers will be on site. The extra eight miles would cost about 397000 dollars, with seven miles of Texas 136 reconstruction already programmed for Moore County.
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Parr
Tobin
Archer
Danny
George
Old
Freedom Party
Republicans
Republi
Dans
Duval County
Clarence Shhroeder
GOP
Archer Parr
Lyndon Johnson
Billie Sol Estes
Austin
Panhandle
Amarillo
Sanford
Borger
J. H. Eubanks
Eubanks
Texas
Herbert Commission
Perry Jr
Dam
Iif
Woman Bartender Wins Court Case In Philadelphia
Mrs. Kate Dinenberg, 56, widowed bar owner, defeated a liquor board suspension claiming a woman cannot tend her own bar. Judge Gold ruled the barmaid act did not apply, upholding her right to work behind the bar.
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Philadelphia
Kate Dinenberg
Joseph E. Gold
Dinenberg
Gold
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Judge Delays Ruling in Narcotics Law Case in Texas
SAN ANTONIO AP District Judge John F Onion returned from vacation and will not decide the Texas narcotics law dispute until a specific case reaches his court. Judge Archie Brown said he will dismiss narcotics addiction indictments but will pursue cases involving drug influence or illegal sale. H F Garcia first assistant district attorney protested and will continue filing drug addiction charges.
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San Antonio
John F. Onion
Texas
Archie Brown
Brown
U.S. Supreme Court
California
H. F. Garcia
Conservatives Foot Has Political Problem
Sir Hugh Foot, the U.N. delegate for Britain's Conservative government, explains that in his family none of his brothers shares responsibility for each other’s views. He cites a principle that the last foot knows not what the right foot doeth, reflecting personal stance amid political divergence.
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United Nations, N.y.ap
Hugh Foot
U.N
Britain
Dingle
Michael Foot
Hugh
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