High Court to rule on naturalization loss for returning citizens
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a section of the Immigration and Naturalization Law punishes naturalized Americans who return to their homeland for three years. Mrs. Angelika Schneider of Bavaria argued the provision violates the Constitution. The case, from a Dallas district court ruling, centers on due process and foreign affairs powers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Angelika L. Schneider
Bavaria
Germany
Smith College
Dieter Schneider
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Unclassified Onassis Data Draws Senate Scrutiny
White House correspondent James V. Mathis testified that obtaining unclassified figures from the Agriculture Department on payments to an Onassis dominated shipping firm required more than a week. He cited hospitality to Onassis as a possible motive. The hearing also focused on a freedom of information bill and government secrecy.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Aristotle S. Onassis
James V. Mathis
White House
Advance News Service
New
Department
Information Office
Jacqueline Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Onassis
Mediterranean
Mathis
Senate
Edward V. Long
D-La
Chinese A Bomb Seen Several Years Away
In Beijing Chen Yi said China will be unable to test an atomic bomb for several years due to its backward industrial base. Kyodo News Service quoted the Chinese vice premier speaking to Japanese reporters in Peking. He noted it will take time to mass produce nuclear weapons.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Chen Yi
Kyodo
Peking
Chen
A Writer Finds Loneliness Behind Craft in Mexico
Tennessee Williams spoke on writing as a lonely life in Puerto Vallarta. The playwright, in swim trunks with a Van Dyke beard, planned new scenes for Night of the Iguana and asked only for expenses despite Ray Stark offering a fortune. He noted minimal social life suits him and that he can write only three to four hours daily before emotional exhaustion.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Tennessee Williams
van Dyke
Pacific
Ray Stark
Williams
Key West
John Kennedy Jr. Attends First Public Church Service
John Kennedy Jr. joins the Kennedy family at St Stephen the Martyr Church in Middleburg for their first public worship. At nearly three, he explored the pews and surroundings, briefly making noises and moving about as the family sat in the fifth row near his mother.
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Middleburg
John Kennedy Jr
St. Stephen the Martyr
Kenneuny
Rattlesnake Mountain
Atoka
John
Misunderstanding With U S Argentina Seen Biggest Foe
In a 90 minute interview President Arturo Illia in Buenos Aires outlined Latin American aims to stabilize economies and reform society. He warned Americans misunderstand and urged fair action on oil contracts while stressing Argentina will trade with all suitable nations.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo L. Illia
United States
Latin America
U.S
Illia
People’s Radical Party
Cordoba
Cuba
O.A.S
YPF
Consid
Trade Fair Ship Promotes U S Trade With 32 Nations
A $10 million Trade fair ship sails from New York Nov 21 carrying exhibits from major U S industries to 32 countries. The 525 foot vessel aims to foster world peace through person to person contact with expected one million trade buyers yearly and 4 000 to 5 000 daily visitors.
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New York
New York Harbor
U.S
Tradefair
United States
Aum
John H. Morrill
Department of Commerce
Washington
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Earl F. English
University of Missouri
School of Journalism
J.F.K
Church Service
A.P. Diplomatic Correspondent
Russia
Red China
America
School of Life
Vancouver
Dave Barnett
Barnett
Holland
Sir John
Schenley
B.C
By Bob Schulz
Johnny Hart
Thor
Blondie
Chic Young
Steve Canyon
Milton Caniff
Coronel
Thal
Thane
séVor
Heart of
Juliet Jones
By Stan Drake
Dayton
H. Greenberg & Son
Main St
Bennington
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Sophia Loren
Corvair
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Bennington, VT
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