Paradise for wholesome living in Saudi Arabia
Report describes Saudi society as strict and Quran governed with bans on smoking drinking gambling and movies. Public behavior is controlled with lashes for drinkers and mandatory prayers. Describes desert drive ins, veiled women, and cautious Western social events in Riyadh and other areas.
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Business College Head Criticizes Own and Others
Dr. William J. Winn head of the Wharton school of Finance and Accounts told New England deans that too many business programs exist and are proliferating. He called the field in a state of chaos and urged university schools to share data for a forthcoming survey while noting library and funding issues.
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Mental Health Unit Head Calls Hospital Criticism Political
New Haven AP report quotes Robert Bacon president of the Connecticut Association for Mental Health as saying criticism of state hospitals weakens patient and family confidence. He cites political overtones in the fallout from Dr John Lowneys dismissal at Connecticut Valley Hospital and rebuff to charges of patients being used as human guinea pigs.
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Church Gains Auction Bonanza From Celebrities
The St Johns Episcopal Church in Eau Gallie Florida collected hundreds of auction donations after sending letters to celebrities politicians and teams. Respondents include Princess Grace of Monaco Mickey Mantle Bob Hope Bing Crosby Barry Goldwater Lyndon B Johnson Joan Crawford Art Linkletter Steve Allen and many more. Bazaar set for November 5 with international and national items donated.
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Art Linkletter
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Arthur Godfrey
Perry Como
Adam
Batman) West
Andy Williams
Jerry Lewis
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Indonesia seeks death penalty for Subandrio in treason trial
The prosecution asked for the death penalty for former Foreign Minister Subandrio in a treason trial tied to the Communist led coup attempt. A four hour summation closed with the court shown film of supposed Communist youth training. Subandrio sat silent as verdict looms after defense summation.
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Sandor Szabo Dies Ex Wrestling Champion
Santa Monica Calif UPI Sandor Szabo Hungarian born wrestler and multiple time heavyweight champion died at 60 from an apparent heart attack at his home He was a top figure in wrestling for about 30 years competing against Jim Landos Ray Steele Ed Strangler Lewis and Bronko Nagurski He retired in 1960 to be a referee and later staged and booked bouts
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Social Security Boost Speeded In House Action
The Ways and Means Committee ordered draft bills for a faster Social Security boost, signaling serious bipartisan momentum in the House. Johnson welcomed prompt action but cautioned on specifics, with drafts aiming for January start dates and varying from eight to ten percent increases. The panel scheduled a meeting to review the drafts amid partisan debate over timing and financing.
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Torres Predicts Knockout Victory Over Calderwood
In San Juan Puerto Rico Jose Torres world light heavyweight champion predicts he will defend his title with a knockout against Scottish challenger Chic Calderwood Saturday night. Trainer Johnny Manzanet says Torres weighs in around 174 pounds and is a heavy local favorite.
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Water Pollution Bill Agree to 3.7 Billion Plan
A House Senate conference panel reached a compromise on a 3.7 billion dollar plan to combat water pollution in rivers and lakes. The accord expands federal aid for sewage treatment plants to about 3.4 billion over four years and includes over 300 million for research while keeping current budgets intact.
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148 New Voters Enrolled at City Hall Session
A voter registration session at the new City Hall yesterday from 5 to 8 p m enrolled 148 voters. Of these 42 joined the Democratic party and six registered with the Republican party.
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