Suit Delays Extradition Of Perez For Paternity Case
A paternity suit by Iona Lorenz delaying the extradition of ex-dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez to Venezuela. A state court halted the plan to send him abroad to allow Lorenz to appeal for child support for her 17 month old daughter. Perez claims extradition would be a death sentence.
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U. S
Dean Rusk
Iona Marila Lorenz
Perez
Robert Anderson
Dade County
Miss Lorenz
Anderson
U 8
Caracas
Romulo Betancourt
New Train Robbery Leads Found At Rural Hideout
Police traced new leads after discovering Leatherslade Farm, the gang’s hideout, 18 miles from the Glasgow London mail train site. Detectives found a getaway strip, two army-type vehicles, empty mailbags, canned supplies, and a yard hole. Area sealed off as investigators pursue 87 million theft clues and possible alibis.
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Scotland Yard
Leatherslade Farm
Caune
Lrrench Riviera
Robbbery
Jte
Philippines War Claims Act Signed by Kennedy
President Kennedy signed a long delayed Philippines war claims settlement. The act pays remaining individual claims up to 25 000 for Filipinos who suffered property loss in World War II. It bars fees to former War Claims Commission members or employees. Checks may start mailing immediately for about half the claims with others due by December 31 1964.
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Kennedy
Congress
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Philippine War Claims Commission
Atty
John A. O'Donnell
White House
War Claims Commission
U.S. War Damage Commission
Indonesia supports Malaysian federation by agreement with regional leaders
Jakarta says U Thant picked persons to determine if Sarawak and North Borneo wish to join Malaysia and remove an obstacle to the Malaysia settlement. Indonesian and Philippine leaders have agreed to back the union of Malaya Singapore and the two Borneo territories into a Federation of Malaysia if both British possessions join of their own free will.
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Indonesia
United Nations
U Thant
Sarawak
North Borneo
Malaysia
Foreign Office
Phillipines
India Cancels Offer to Pakistan in Parliament
New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru announced in Parliament the cancellation of a generous offer to Pakistan for settling the 11 year dispute. The plan proposed dividing Kashmir along the ceasefire line and included a nonwar pact, but Pakistan rejected the proposal during recent talks.
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Nehru
Pakistan
Kashmir
United Nations
India
Brazzaville Under Siege After Burning of Prison
In Brazzaville Congo Republic a curfew from 5 p a m to 5 a m was enforced and martial law declared after a day of clashes. Labor unionists freed jailed leaders, burned the prison and sacked the television station as unrest prompts President Fulbert Youlou to seize civil and military authority and vow reforms.
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Congo
Fulbert You Jou
Youlou
Youlouf
Ehrenburg Advises Writers Experiment at Soviet Congress
Ilya Ehrenburg told four participants in a Moscow writers congress that Soviet literature must allow writers who target small audiences and experiment with new styles. Excerpts appeared in Literaturnaya Gazetе. Khrushchev and officials criticized Ehrenburg last winter over his memoirs. Twenty eight delegates, including Jean Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir, were hosted by Khrushchev at the Black Sea retreat per Tass.
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Ilya Ehrenburg
Leningrad
Literaturnaya Gazet
Journal of the Union of Soviet Writers
Ebretburg
Khrushchev
Jean-Paul [Sartre
Simone de Beauvoir
France
Black Sea
Tass
Lost U S Plane Found in S Korea
A U N command spokesman said a U S military L20 plane missing since August 4 with six aboard was located in the mountains near Nangseong-Ni 18 miles southwest of Kangseong-Ni in South Korea. There was no sign of life at the crash site.
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U.n.command
U.S
I Mountains
Kangseong-Ni
South Korea
Nangseong-Ni
Seoul
North
Haiti Reinforces Border Defenses Near Port au Prince
The Haitian government has strengthened military checkpoints outside Port au Prince and tightened security on the plain east of the capital amid rumors of additional rebel invasion plans. A week earlier exile-backed forces reportedly attacked the northeast in an abortive bid to topple President Francois Duvalier.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
U.S. Captain Killed in Viet Nam Mountain Clash
In Saigon area mountains 330 miles northeast, Communist fire killed one U.S. Army captain and wounded another on Tuesday. Names of the Americans were withheld.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Prince Edward County Private Schooling Plan Approved for Virginia
Virginia Governor Albertis S. Harrison Jr announces a bi racial private school plan for Prince Edward County with DOJ approval and Negro leaders backing private funding to reopen schools closed since 1959. The plan includes remedial training for about 1700 Negro students with a biracial board to run facilities across unused public buildings and privately sourced personnel.
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Albertis
Harrison, Jr
Department of Justice
Prince Edward
Harrison
L. Francis Griffin
Virginia National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S
14Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Board of Trustees
Virginia Supreme
Stranded Americans Plan Cuba to Prague Return Flight
Fifty eight American students who visited Cuba in defiance of the U.S. ban plan to depart by plane for Prague on Thursday and expect to reach New York by Tuesday or Wednesday, ending a controversial trip that drew government scrutiny.
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Cuba
U.S
Prague
New York
Fourth South Korea officer sentenced to death
In Seoul a fourth military officer was executed for involvement in a January coup plot against General Park Chung Hee's regime. Reports from AP note the conviction ties to the failed coup attempt. the other details include related arrests and ongoing trials.
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Korea
Chung Hee
New Delhi
India
Assam
Abuse of Tax Paid on Gas Is Assailed
In Boston, Howard B. Driscoll of the Massachusetts Petroleum Council charged that 41 percent of the 615 million dollars in federal highway taxes paid by Massachusetts motorists were diverted from roads. He said 363 million went to the highway fund while 253 million funded non roadway projects, and that motorists faced higher taxes as a result. He called the system unfair and noted a 914 cent per gallon baseline tax in Massachusetts.
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API
Massachusetts
Howard B. Driscoll
Massachusetts Petroleum Council
UAB
Bureau of Public Roads
Driscoll
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