Slaying Case Hearings Move To Mountain Home Air Force Base
The Air Force seeks to hear a confession from Boise resident Gerald Anderson in the Mountain Home AFB proceeding linked to the knife slayings of Nancy Johnson and her son. Idaho officials freed Anderson on murder charges earlier, citing Air Force prosecution, while federal investigators probe coercion claims. Witnesses, including four OSI agents and a Boise pathologist, testified no coercion and described Mrs Johnson’s fatal wounds.
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Hearing aid from Japan touted as miracle device
An ad claims three new hearing aids from American and Japanese engineering. A fully transistorized model is offered at 29 dollars with a year long guarantee. Free demonstrations available at West Coast Hearing Centers in Pasadena California, contact SY 2.7074.
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Balloon Flight Delayed At Holloman AFB New Mexico
The Stargazer manned balloon flight was postponed by weather across the southwestern United States. Air Force Captain Joseph W. Kittinger Jr. and civilian astronomer William C. White were to pilot the balloon to about 87,000 feet and study the stars with a telescope. A briefing was to decide if the gondola would proceed on its long journey, with potential landing south of Dallas depending on conditions.
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Tremor Reported Near Ohrid Causes No Damage
Belgrade radio reported a brief quake in Ohrid, a spa town in Macedonia, lasting only a few seconds with no material damage. The event was described as minor and caused no injuries or structural impact.
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Infant death by burns linked to pneumonia case
A 23 year old mother and her common law husband face manslaughter charges in Los Angeles over the death of her one month old son Mark Thomas Till from pneumonia after a secondary infection from burns. The coroner attributed the cause to complications from the injuries.
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Reds warn of renewed border war threats in Kashmir and Northeast
New Delhi officials warned that China might renew border warfare after India rejected Peking’s cease-fire proposal and Beijing signaled “extremely grave” border provocations. Nehru urged troops in Ladakh and the Northeast frontier to stay alert as frontline forces were not withdrawn. No fighting has occurred since November 21, but China reserved the right to strike again. The US ambassador weighed the tense setup as India and Pakistan planned Kashmir talks in Rawalpindi starting December 26.
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U N group urges peace in space amid UN assembly action
The General Assembly's Political Committee approved a measure sponsored by Eban calling for peaceful outer space uses. It backs weather and communications research and asks the UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space to review working papers from many nations. It notes Israel's contributions since 1951 and cites efforts by Western, Communist, and nonaligned states.
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Pill Overdose Fatalist Israeli Minister Returns Home
Abba Eban, Israeli Minister of Education and Culture, flew home after a four day absence. In New Delhi, parliament adjourned without resolution on the border crisis, as opposition fears of a potential deal with China persisted. Nehru spoke to Congress about troop movements and warned the war could endure longer. A sleeping-pill overdose by a New Delhi man led to a fatality. Secret deal fears linger.
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The Independent Pasadena Notice Summary
Local Pasadena publication details subscription rates and mailing options. The notice lists daily and Sunday delivery, monthly prices, and a court order for advertising, with contact information and postal details.
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Albania-France trade pact boosts exchanges for minerals and goods
Albania and France signed a 1963 commercial treaty aligning anti Soviet and pro Chinese stances. The pact calls for France to export steel products paper chemicals pharmaceuticals textiles and machinery in return for Albanian minerals such as cotton hides wool and plant materials.
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