Menon May Profit By Nehru's Death
United Nations report surveys power dynamics within the Congress after Nehru's death. It notes Lal Bahadur Shastri's rise as prime minister while Krishna Menon and Morarji Desai loom as potential future challengers. Menon may gain leverage if backed by independents and other parties, with policy clashes over Pakistan and Red China highlighted.
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U S denies Havana charge on Guan tanamo shooting
In Washington the United States denied Cuba's accusation that Marines at Guan tanamo Naval Base fired on and wounded a Cuban soldier at a nearby post. The Defense Department called the claim unfounded. A Havana source said it was the first Cuban wound, while noting prior fire incidents. The Pentagon said its review found no ammunition expended by Marines.
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Devastated City To Celebrate All-America Status
Seward Alaska plans a scaled back All-America City celebration on June 27, three months after the Good Friday earthquake and tidal waves devastated the waterfront. City manager James Harrison said money and space limits prompted the reduced program, originally set for April 25. The honor had been announced March 26, the day before the quake.
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Rights Decision May Break Open Legislative Dam
Washington AP reports a civil rights filibuster fight could push Senate actions on federal aid for urban redevelopment antipoverty and healthcare programs. The House has passed related measures, and the timetable aims for adjournment before the Democratic convention. If the civil rights bill clears the Senate soon, House action on annual appropriation bills may follow ahead of the Republican convention.
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ODRINEX Plan Promise Weight Loss Guarantee
A drugstore advertises the ODRINEX plan claiming a tiny tablet suppresses appetite to help dieting. It guarantees full money back if not satisfied and lists Mann's Drug Store in High Point, NW, with mail order service.
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Negro Pupils to Enter S C Schools in Charleston
In Charleston South Carolina four children of military personnel will transfer to two previously all white schools this September. Beatrice S Spencer attends Garrett High for tenth grade while Janet Christopher and Robert Neeley join Ben Tillman Elementary. School officials say legal advice discouraged court action and emphasize pupil welfare amid changing times.
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