Soblen Loses Appeal in Britain over Habeas Writ
London AP The British Court of Appeal rejected Robert A. Soblen 61 year old psychiatrist's plea to be freed in Britain. Government argued Soblen serving life in the US as a Soviet spy entered the country illegally and should be expelled. Soblen leukemia has months to live and his Israeli immigration bid followed.
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London
British Court of Appeal
Robert A. Soblen
Britain
Soblen
United States
Israeli Interior Ministry
Jerusalem
Israel
Ari Ankorion
Israeli Supreme Court
New York
Mother Daughter Team Aids Notre Dame Hospital
A mother and daughter, Jeannette Souliere Lariviere and Claudette Lariviere, have been named honorary guests of the Notre Dame hospital auxiliary for the year. Jeannette began as an aide on the medical surgical floor four years ago and now works on the third floor maternity and other duties. Claudette, 7 years old in 1950s terms, plans a nursing career after completing St. Andre High School and is following in her mother’s footsteps. The pair will receive complimentary seats at the August 8 benefit theater project at Arundel Opera Theater, announced by auxiliary president Mrs. Lucien Doyon and theater project chairman Mrs. Robert Gagne.
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Notre Dame Hospital
Jeannette (Souliere) Lariviere
Claudette Lariviere
St. Andre High School
Miss Lariviere
Lapointe
Lariviere
Goudreau
Larivieres
Arundel Opera Theater
Robert Lariviere
Notre Dame _ hospital
Claudette
Aday
Lucien Doyon
Robert Gagne
Jeannette Souliere
Sister Thomas
Lucy Johnson
Sister Rube
Vezina
Offensive Expected In South Viet Nam
US officials anticipate a mounting Communist guerrilla offensive in South Viet Nam within 60 days. McNamara was briefed in Honolulu that the Viet Cong may step up attacks to counter pressure from US supported forces and may push to establish a rump regime. Officials fear a Laos style pattern as Hanoi aims to seize control while South Vietnamese troops receive US helicopter support to block gains.
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Fred 8S
Hoffman
Washington (Ap
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Honolulu
U.S
Laos
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Virus Theory Of Cancer Origin Gains Support
MOSCOW AP The distribution of a lymphoma in African children within a tropical belt known for certain mosquitoes and tabonids supports virus involvement in cancer. Dr D H Wright of Kampala says an unidentified virus carried by insects may cause this lymphoma affecting 3 to 6 year olds, with tumors in jaw kidneys liver and other organs.
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Moscow
Africa
Tropics
Uganda
D. H. Wright
Kampala
Bombay
Kangri
Algeria on Threshold of Civil War as Ben Bella Fights for Power
Algiers and Kabylie brace for clash as dissident Ahmed Ben Bella moves to seize control. Premier Ben Khedda pleads for unity while loyal troops and guerrillas clash in Constantine and Bone. In Maine, Thornton academy awards a gym contract to Fred J. Merrill for 435,90 dollars, with work to begin immediately and finish by August 1, 1963.
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Algeria
Unity
Algiers
Kabylie
Ahmed Ben Bella
France
Algiers “Autonomous Zone
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben
Ae A
Kabylie Seouuenian
Wilaya
Ben Bella
Constantine
Ben Khedda
Mediterranean
Bone
Thornton Academy
Fred J. Merrill
Sawyer Avenue
South Portland
Paul S. Hill, Jr
Academy
Merrill
Wiley
Mor
Peru Junta Cheers US Official's Exit After Coup
U S Ambassador James Loeb left Lima for Washington to report on Peru's military seizure of power. A semi official foreign ministry statement said his departure would ease tensions and accused him of creating a climate of misunderstanding in Washington that cut aid after the coup. Police broke up a 500 student protest against the overthrow led by leftist APRA members. Caracas said eight of eleven hemispheric foreign ministers have asked for a meeting to protest the coup, with Ecuador Salvador Colombia Costa Rica Honduras Panama and Costa Rica joining.
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Lima
Peru
U.S
James Loeb
Washington
Foreign Ministry
Loeb
Kennedy
Manuel Prado
American Popular Revolutionary Alliance
Caracas
Ecuador
Salvador
Venezuela
Colombia
Costa Rica
Honduras
Panama
Twilight Shopping Night Promised by Biddeford Saco Merchants
Biddeford Saco merchants announce a Twilight Shopping Night from 7 to 10 p m tonight. Stores close at 5 30 and reopen for the sale period with special buys and bargains for shoppers. It is the first event of its kind by the Biddeford Saco Merchants committee.
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Biddeford-Saco
Biddeford-Saco Merchants Committee
Racial Strife Nears Climax in Albany Move
In Albany Georgia Negroes organize for major anti segregation protests while police and state troops prepare for mass arrests. King and Abernathy urge jail participation as hundreds pledge to endure confinement. Other Georgia incidents include a life sentence for a 20 year old in Augusta and an investigation clearing Claudia McNeil of hotel discrimination claims in Kennebunkport Maine.
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Albany, Ga
Ralph D. Abernathy
Martin
King
Abernathy
W. G. Andersson
Georgia
Frank Dumas Jr
Augusta
Maine
John H. Reed
Claudia McNeil
Kennebunkport
Politician Leads Double Life
William E. Cobb North Carolina state GOP chairman admitted living a double life. He maintained a Roanoke Virginia home with a common-law wife and two sons while living in Morganton with his legal wife and an adopted son. Cobb said he would resign as party chairman and withdraw his senate candidacy.
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Charlotte
N.C
William E. Cobb
North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
Roanoke Va. Times
Cobb
Morganton
Roanoke
Observer
C. A
Pete) McKnight
Senate
Yale
GOP
W. Edward Cobb
Linda
Time
Roanoke Times
North Carolina Senate
TV Star Fights Abortion Suit in Arizona
Sherri Finkbine wife and television star of Romper Room seeks court permission to abort her three month pregnancy citing drug linked birth defects and life preservation as grounds. County and state officials plan a hearing by Friday as her case tests Arizona law on abortion.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert L. Finkbine
Scottsdale, Ariz
Good Samaritan Hospital
Finkbine
Sherri Chessen
Iktar - TV
Maricopa County Superior Court
Arizona
Charles N. Ronan
Robert Pickrell
R. C. Stanford
Ronan
Pickrell
Finkbein
Peace Corps Jump Aims for Rapid Overseas Staffing
Peace Corps plans a swift staff expansion, with 1,100 volunteers overseas rising to 5,000 by January. One third of the increase would be women, said Sally Bowles, editor of Volunteer, at the Girl Scout roundup. Jerrie Cobb, spaceflight trainee, said a woman could be in space within two months and urged Washington to act.
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Button Bay
Peace Corps
Girl Scout
Sally Bowles
Volunteer
Bowles
Chester Bowles
Jerrie Cobb
Washington
Miss Cobb
Jerrie
Soviet Union
Famous Name Hair Dryer With Case and Hood on Main Street
A famous brand hair dryer with its carrying case and hood accessory is listed on Main Street. The item is described as in working condition, with a compact retro design. Potential buyers are urged to contact the seller for further details and photos.
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Case & Hood
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Emery
Twi
TV Star
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St. Mary’s Hospital
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N. Y
J. A. Hamann
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