Argentine Regime Dissolves Four Student Groups Amid Protests
In Buenos Aires police clash with students as the military government dissolves four University of Buenos Aires student bodies amid street battles. Nearly 100 students arrested, several injured, and tear gas used in protests across Buenos Aires and Cordoba.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Argentina
University of
Argentine University Federation
Medicine
Economic Sciences
University of Buenos Aires
University of Bu
Calle Florida
Fifth Avenue
School of Engineering
Cardoba
Detroit
Boy and dog ride freight car home from cross country
In Fort Collins a California teen and his loyal dog, riding atop a freight car, are brought back to Stockton after a month long journey toward Montana. The boy carried seven dollars and a ten dollar travelers check hidden under the dog's collar. Police say a bum attempted to steal the dog from their box car stay, but the dog remained with the youth. The pair returned home with food and clean clothes provided by police.
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Fort Collins
Colo
UPI
California
Stockton
C. T
Buck) Howe
Montana
Howe
West Coast
Workers protest lapel tag rule in Camberley
In Camberley England workers walk off their jobs to protest a rule forcing colored lapel tags during tea breaks or restroom visits. They return after management agrees to drop the tag requirement.
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Camberley
England
UPI
Wary cows taught by boyhood curiosity methods
A reminiscence from childhood on a grandmother’s farm describes using a still, lying-in-wait trick to attract cows. By lying motionless in a 49 acre pasture the herd approaches, enabling the boy to guide them to the barn. The piece likens animal curiosity to human salest havior using natural attention devices.
Hidden Hunters and Curious Bass in a Farmer’s Tale
A farmer recalls chasing antelope and bass with a copper wire loop. The antelope kill themselves by curiosity, the bass repeatedly approaches a loop until it is lassoed. The note ends with a request to write to Dr Crane in care of The Daily Review for a booklet.
Court Sign Stolen On Lakewood Antelope Tale
A fragment reports a court sign theft in Lakewood New Jersey with odd lines about a Pioneer crest and a distant herd. The note mentions fear spreading and a thief trying to hang something outside a courtroom, with unclear motives and garbled wording from the source.
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Lakewood
UPI
Lakewood Municipal
David Picks Amherst Not Ike s Point
New York AP Mamie Eisenhower says grandson David 18 will attend Amherst College not West Point, following his own choice after Exeter graduation last June. She notes parents wanted him to decide alone and praises his decision amid reflections on romance and casual modern youth. The Eisenhowers lead a quiet life with Dwight D. Eisenhower writing reminiscences in the office.
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New York
Mamie Eisenhower
David
West Point
Phillips Exeter
Amherst College
McCall’s Magazine
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
Beach Combing by Detector Yields Quiet Treasure
Mrs Dolores Carlson uses a detector and basket to comb Huntington Beach daily. The $134 device yields about $15 in coins, religious medals, lighters, and occasional finds like a radio. She notes growing interest in the hobby and calls it a tranquilizer.
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Huntington Bach
Dolores Carson
Huntington
Dolores Carlson
Morocco's King Plans Official Visit to the USSR
King Hassan II of Morocco announced plans to make an official visit to the Soviet Union, with officials confirming the trip set for late October. The announcement came Monday night, outlining the high level talks and potential discussions on economic and political cooperation between the two nations.
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Moscow
UPI
Hassan II of
Morocco
Soviet Union
Pioneers Ignore Lion in California Society Request
AP reports Anton Lavey seeks admission for his blue blood lion Togare to the Society of California Pioneers in San Francisco. A spokesman says the group will ignore the request while Lavey cites circus ancestry dating to 1849, noting rules do not explicitly disqualify beasts.
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San Francisco
Anton Lavey
Togare
Society of California Pioneers
Woman sues cousin in stock trade dispute
San Francisco AP report says Mrs Gloria Naify Sutro of San Mateo sues her cousin Marshall Naify for 14 million dollars over a 1963 merger involving United Artists Corp and United California Theaters Inc. The suit claims Naify swapped stock values for United Artists stock while Sutro held power of attorney, alleging misrepresentation and that United California stock was family owned. The case names United Artists, United California Theaters, and related individuals as defendants.
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San Francisco
Gloria Naify Sutro
San Mateo
Marshall Naify
Naify
Unitated Artists Corp
United Calfornia Theaters, Inc
SWAMP
San Fran
Cisco
United
United Artists
California Theater Slack
Robert Naify
Arnold C. Childstock
Albert E. Bollenger
Film star Bushman injured in bathroom fall in London
Pacific Palisades AP reports film star Francis X. Bushman, 43, rests at home after an accident in a bathroom during a London stay. He suffered minor injuries with a claim for damages and stalled dividends tied to United Artists. A French companion accompanied him, while a separate matter cited $425,000 in legal claims and a $1 million damages demand.
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Pacific Palisades
Francis X. Bushman
United Artists
Bushman
London
Huntsville
Harry Edge
United California
Sutro
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