Macmillan Undergoes Successful Prostate Surgery
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan had a successful operation to remove his prostate gland. The 69 year old leader faces a lengthy recovery and possible impact on his political future as Britain heads toward an election. Doctors deem the surgery major and a potential surrender of leadership to a younger generation is anticipated by some. The Prime Minister was hospitalized after a taxing period and may spend three weeks in hospital plus months recuperating at home.
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Jackie Visiting Onassis Island Near Levkas
Aristotle Onassis brought Mrs. John F. Kennedy to Levkas in a 40hour Ionian Sea voyage aboard the Christina to view his dream island Scorpios. The yacht endured winds and rain before anchoring near the rocky isle with cypress pine and olive trees rising to 320 feet.
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Greek Queen Supports Teen Belgians Marriage
Queen Fred erika of Greece will not oppose Prince Christian of Hanover marrying 17 year old Mireille Dutry of Belgium. Dutry's father Armand Dutry, a Belgian industrialist, said there is no opposition. Mireille, 17, appeared unfazed saying age difference means little.
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Trade restrictions on Soviet bloc to be reviewed by Senate panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, led by Chairman Fulbright, plans a long range review of policy restricting agricultural and strategic trade with the Communist bloc. Secretary Rusk pressed for restoring cut foreign aid, while senators debated a wheat sale to the Soviet Union and the authority to ease restrictions.
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2nd Alabamian Fined, Jailed In Bomb Case
In Birmingham a second white man, John Wesley Hall, 35, was convicted of illegally possessing dynamite and sentenced by City Judge Earl Langer to six months in jail at hard labor and a $100 fine. Cagle earlier received six months and $100, Chambliss faced trial.
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General Strike in Singapore Fizzles Under Crackdown
Singapore faced a crushed leftist bid as a general strike collapsed after hundreds returned to work. Police arrested 137 people as the government labeled the action political and illegal, following a sweeping parliamentary victory for Premier Lee Kuan Yew's coalition, which won 87 seats.
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Nhu faults Kennedy approach to Viet Nam danger
Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu tells Overseas Press Club she would inform the people rather than lull them into a false sense of security if she were president. She says panic is bad but life can be good with preparation to meet Communism and notes her father Tran Van Chuong was dismissed as ambassador.
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Police Detonate Bombs Found In Suburban Post Offices
Police in the Montreal area detonated two terrorist time bombs found in post offices in St. Lambert and Jacques-Cartier on the South Shore after anonymous tips. Demolition experts destroyed the devices with no injuries or damage reported. One bomb bore the initials RQL, while a lone R appeared in St. Lambert. the meaning remains unclear. The Quebec Liberation Front has been linked to past attacks seeking Quebec independence.
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Restraint Order Halts Sheridan Subpoena by Crime Unit
Boston UPI Superior Court Judge Robert Sullivan issued a temporary restraining order delaying the Massachusetts Crime Commission from forcing Edmund C. Sheridan of West Roxbury to testify at a scheduled hearing. Sheridan’s lawyers argued the commission is unconstitutional and lacks power to subpoena witnesses, seeking a declaratory judgment. The order returns Friday at 11 a.m. for show cause why it should become permanent.
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Slashed Budget For Moon Effort Nears Approval
Washington lawmakers moved to approve a trimmed U S space budget amid warnings the lower total could delay a crewed moon landing by 1970. The NASA appropriation stood at 5 1 billion under a 13 billion bill funding 26 agencies, with a committee cut to 5 1 billion.
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Devastating storm lashes Caribbean and Bermuda coastlines
A massive hurricane named Flora pummeled Tobago Haiti and Cuba, killing or missing thousands and causing hundreds of millions in damage. Reports from Cuba and Haiti describe widespread casualties, with Cuba reporting 227 deaths and Cuba radio noting thousands missing among student workers in the eastern mountains. CARE estimates a hundred million dollars in property loss as Flora tracked toward Bermuda with high winds and surf.
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Castro Warns Rebels Not To Attack Now
MIAMI reports Fidel Castro's government warned rebels against attacking Cuba amid relief efforts after Hurricane Flora. The state paper Hoy claimed Cuba’s defense capabilities were intact and urged exiles to stop threats. The government provided no casualty figure but dismissed rumors of large losses.
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Expelled Bishop Comes to U S for Four Day Visit
The Rt. Rev. Ambrose Reeves, former Anglican bishop of Johannesburg expelled from South Africa, will visit the United States for four days. He will address an Episcopal Church meeting in Peoria Illinois and then meet with United Nations officials in New York.
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