Otto Hapsburg faces stubborn return to Austria
In Vienna the case of Otto Hapsburg, heir to a nonexistent throne, exposes a clash between Hapsburg law and modern republics. Courts ruled his return could be allowed if he renounces royal claims, but socialists and aristocrats alike oppose a comeback. Otto travels on an Austrian passport stamped for travel outside Austria.
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Brazilian Poetry Gift Irks Solon
In Washington AP dispatch, the USIA gift of 28 modern Brazilian poetry books to Brazilian poets prompts Rep Rooney to question if the gesture serves tax and policy aims. The debate touches on estate tax proposals and potential write offs for research equipment, with officials arguing cultural intent over tax incentives.
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Polish Freighter to Cuban Fleet Joins Merchants Saturday
Havana radio reported that a Polish-built freighter with a cargo capacity of 10,040 tons will be added to Cuba's merchant fleet this Saturday, expanding the Cuban maritime trading capacity. The addendum appeared in a Havana broadcast and was carried by AP.
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Behind every successful man is a woman who surprised her mother in law
A witty observation on success highlighting a surprising partner who impacts a man's achievements and challenges traditional expectations about gender roles within family dynamics.
To Refuse Work at Segregated Theaters
New York UPI delegates at the American Guild of Variety Artists convention adopted a resolution urging entertainers to refuse work in segregated night clubs and theaters. The measure was sponsored by Comedian Joey Adams, AGVA president. The organization counts about 15 000 members.
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Parrot Care Trust Fund Aims Aid After Owner’s Death
Buffalo AP reports a man with no survivors left a trust fund of 14008 for the care and custody of his parrot Bert Gerard named in his will. The fund seeks to provide ongoing care and potential medical needs for the pet.
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