Saud Advocates Nonintervention in Arab Affairs
King Saud, marking his 10th anniversary as ruler, announced Saudi Arabia favors non intervention in other Arab states affairs. He opposed bloodshed in Yemen and said the regime aims to build a modern Saudi Arabia in the 20th century.
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Court Blocks Jury In King Case Over government car use
The 5th U.S. Circuit ordered a Mobile Alabama judge to issue a temporary restraining order protecting Justice Department officials from grand jury questioning about Martin Luther King Jr. using a government car. The panel said to halt subpoenas until ruling.
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Dillon Headquarters To Be Closed Soon
Mayor-Elect Robert B. Dillon announced the campaign headquarters at 184 North St. will shut down by week’s end. The closing marks the end of his active campaign operations in the city.
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No Divorce Seen in Political Marriage of Republicans and Southern Denocrats
Washington report says the Republican southern Democratic coalition remains intact amid grumbling by Sen. Richard Russell and other Dixie lawmakers. The piece notes the alliance has opposed liberal programs and civil rights bills, and cites Rep. Edward Gurney praising Southern Democrats switching to the Republican fold. It argues the "coalition" has not existed on civil rights, framing it as South versus the field on that issue.
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Water Distillation Plan for Hong Kong by GE
An American company submitted to the Hong Kong government a plan to build a 20 million dollar nuclear powered fresh water distillation and power plant to ease the colony's water shortage. The General Electric Co. proposal would supply 10 to 30 million gallons of fresh water daily and 50 to 150 megawatts of electricity.
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South China Morning Post
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