UN Secretary General Accepts Yemen Mission Chief Resignation
U Thant accepted the resignation of Maj. Gen. Carl von Horn, Swedish head of the UN mission to Yemen, effective Saturday. The two month deadline to achieve disengagement tasks was Sept. 4 with little visible progress. Branko Pavlovic of Yugoslavia will assume command as deputy steps in temporarily.
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False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
Advertisement asserts FASTEETH powder keeps false teeth secure and odor controlled. It appeals to embarrassment with drops and slips and promises firmer, more comfortable wear. Mentions purchase at drug counters.
U S Student Falls For Castro Era Critique In Cuba
A 20-year-old Monroe Louisiana student, touring Cuba with U S peers, says Cubans never lived worse than now and doubts Castro regime claims. Another member, Christian Raisner, is jailed in Madrid over passport issues as the group plans to return to New York. The travelers faced inconsistent statements and a consular visit to Madrid.
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Cambodia Breaks With Viet Nam Over Buddhist Repression
Cambodia cuts diplomatic ties with South Viet Nam after Parliament backs the move amid protests by Vietnamese residents in Phnom Penh. Prince Sihanouk accuses Saigon of border violations and Buddhist discrimination, as a Vietnamese Navy shelling reported near the Gulf of Siam and a village incident is cited. American arrivals from Havana are noted.
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Morrison Quits As OAS Envoy
Morrison resigns as Ambassador to the Organization of American States effective Sept 15. He will seek the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Louisiana, announcing plans at a Lafayette rally. Morrison, a former New Orleans mayor since 1946, was named ambassador July 17, 1961.
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Counterspy reports Cuban tour group cheered US shoot down films
Barry Hoffiman a 28 year old Brookline real estate dealer and USAF reserve lieutenant posed as a student to join a tour of Cuba with a group visiting Fidel Castro He said some classmates cheered films of a US plane being shot down and that he saw Russian troops and technicians not in uniform While he left the trip in Havana he said the group planned to travel to Madrid and then to the United States authorities would be consulted before releasing details of the trip
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Flee in Truck From E Germany Rammed into Austria
A 28 ton trailer truck breached the Czechoslovak Austrian border at Klein-Haugsdorf by ramming a metal gate. Driver Joerg Larson, 20, of Copenhagen, led the escape with boss Soeren Jensen, who arranged the plan. Escape partners Josef Rusicka, 48, and wife Martha, 32, met in Prague two months earlier and sought help.
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Twenty five Men Stranded In Utah Mine Shaft Cave-In
Utah rescue crews and civil defense units battled to reach 25 construction workers trapped after a shaft cave-in at a Moab potash mine. Officials said a five ton drill pierced a chamber about 13 000 feet deep as explosions and flames impeded efforts. Local doctors and aid teams mobilized, with blood supplies and a 20 bed hospital on standby as crews work to determine if all involved remain alive.
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Glass Walls for Paris Prison Cells Aimed at Suicide Risk
Paris police will install glass walls in station cells to monitor inmates at risk of death by their own action. One suicide last May and several near-fatal incidents prompted the move, deemed costly at about $1,300 per cell. Currently sightlines pass through grillwork and extra objects are seized, but officials say this is not enough.
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Drill penetrates another chamber in Nazleton mine rescue
Rescuers, spurred by success in saving Henry Throne, 28, and David Fellin, 38, from a coal mine cave in Nazleton PA, drove a linch shaft about 303 feet through earth as part of the ongoing operation.
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African states sign nuclear test ban pact in Washington
Cameroon Morocco and Dahomey signed the nuclear test ban treaty in Washington on Friday raising the number of nations joining the pact to 81 since August 3.
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Just Like Home in Dublin Chickens Travel with Woman
Margaret Scannell took 24 chickens on her vacation in Dublin Ireland claiming the birds would miss their chirping if left behind. The unusual trip highlights a quirky travel choice and the bond between owner and poultry.
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Consumers' Unit Wins Second Time
Boston. Massachusetts House approves Gov Peabody’s strong Consumers' Council plan for 10 subpoena power members chosen by the governor after rejecting the Senate version which would have a weaker panel and five gubernatorial picks. The 196-84 vote restores the original form and a recall defeats Rep. Vaitses's bid to kill the bill as it goes back to the Senate.
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Tornado hits central Jutland destroying around fifty homes
A rare tornado struck central Jutland Tuesday between Faarvang and Gern, tearing a two mile path and destroying about 50 houses. Dozens were injured and many farm animals killed.
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