World tensions ripple through 1927 secret UK plans
AP reports newly released cabinet papers reveal Britain considered war with the United States in 1927 after failing to reach disarmament accord in Geneva. Sir Esme Howard cited bipartisan U.S. unity against interfering with neutral shipping in WWI, while a British memo warned war could follow if U.S. neutrality was challenged.
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Judge Temple Shell to retire from district court
Judge Temple Shell of the Seventh District Court announces retirement at end of current term December 31 1963 after 23 years in the post He previously served in the county attorney office as assistant and county attorney He says he tried over 12000 cases with jury or without and only 89 appealed to higher courts. 59 of his judgments were affirmed
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Interfaith Marriages Grow With Modern American Society
AP religion writer reports interfaith marriages, once rare, now common as old ethnic lines dissolve. Dr. Victor Sanua notes higher intermarriage rates among Catholics and Protestants and Jews in minority areas, with ongoing rise over two decades. A Catholic Presbyterian conference sees unity in faith through mixed marriages.
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Glenn makes comeback as TV explainer on NBC
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. narrates a new NBC series Great Explorations retelling Henry Morton Stanley’s search for David Livingstone. Glenn recalls his 1962 orbital flight, discusses his 1964 political setback, and notes his recovery, finances, and current roles with NASA consulting and Royal Crown Cola International.
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Heart Attack Victim Saved by Surgeon Driver
Glendale Calif AP Mrs Arline Vestal suffered a heart attack and her car hit a vehicle driven by Dr Louis Ludington a heart surgeon who immediately gave mouth to mouth resuscitation and began chest compressions Doctors at Glendale Memorial Hospital said his prompt action saved her life and likely prevented brain damage
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Fewer Vegetables Produced This Winter
Washington reports the Agriculture Department says fresh market vegetable production this winter will be 11 percent below last year and 5 percent below average. Shorter supplies are expected to lift prices for cabbage carrots celery lettuce onions tomatoes artichokes beets sweet corn eggplant and green peppers.
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