Stateless stowaway Abdulla sailed between ports awaiting status
A man calling himself Abdulla, claiming Indian origin, arrived in England aboard the Strathmore and Iberia liner routes after stowing away in Colombo. British and Indian authorities refused landing, sending him back and forth between London and Bombay as officials debate his rights while he wanders the Indian coast aboard ships. Meanwhile a culinary note suggests cream puff shells with creamed mushrooms as a serving idea.
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Birth study notes twins or triplets occur in US
A statistic indicates roughly one in every hundred births in the United States results in twins or triplets. The note underscores the frequency of multiple births in national demographics.
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Truth tests proposed for national leaders
A neuro psychologist suggests using truth tests on leaders to verify statements. lie detectors could reduce distrust and prevent wars. The idea spans nuclear tests and colonies, with proponents arguing that public confidence would rise if leaders were proven truthful.
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National Campaign Warms as Nixon Kennedy Clash Intensifies
National campaign coverage shows Nixon and Kennedy trading sharp lines over foreign policy and the U2 affair. Nixon defends U.S. strength while Kennedy argues for stronger economic growth and a more assertive stance against perceived national self-disparagement.
Ex-Convict Says Blasting Threats Were Only Joke
In Midland Texas ex convict Jack Friday laughed off threats to blow up City Hall the newspaper office a radio station and four motels saying it was all a bluff after a 16 hour manhunt. Officers halted him at a Midland motel and he flashed supposed dynamite sticks and a battery claiming he would blow up public buildings. Friday was arrested at a friend’s home in Orlessa with no explosives found and charged with possession of explosives. he had just been released from prison two months earlier after eight years for burglary.
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St Louis Globe-Democrat Endorses Republican Ticket
The St Louis Globe-Democrat endorsed Richard Nixon for president in a front page editorial. The independent Republican paper argued Nixon has more foreign and domestic experience than challenger John F Kennedy, criticizing Kennedy for promising everything to all people at a cost that could bankrupt the nation.
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