Court rejects Jolley bid for US stay in immigration fight
Glenn Jolley a North Carolina native who renounced Canadian citizenship to avoid the draft faces deportation. The Supreme Court rejected his appeal for a hearing, leaving Canada to decide whether he may live there. If Canada refuses, the United States will seek another country to accept him. Jolley, now a Tallahassee journalist, said he wants to remain in the United States and remains unsure of legal options ahead.
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Goldwater notes Russia spies shunted from Britain
U S senator Barry Goldwater argues that Russian Embassy officials expelled from Britain for espionage were attempting to uncover secrets about the supersonic transport program. He voiced the claim Tuesday, linking the action to ongoing Cold War tensions.
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China’s UN Debut Seen Amid Capitalist Lunch and Parade
The six member advance party from Peking toured United Nations headquarters in New York and dined on a $100 blue plate special. Premier Chun Hi-lai led cheering youths and militia at Peking Airport as the delegation prepared to fly to New York, marking China’s first UN membership after decades outside the body.
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Disasters Abroad Claim Many Sailors and Soldiers
A French freighter broke up in heavy Atlantic seas off France with most of its 38 crew feared dead. In the Ligurian Sea a British transport plane crashed and burned, killing six air men. Italian paratroopers and Brazilian airmen also perished in these incidents, signaling a broad toll among service members abroad.
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Tax hike beaten as Independence schools stay shut
Independence residents rejected a 93-cent school tax increase that would have reopened 25 public schools, leaving 7,000 students out of class since November 1 due to payroll funding shortfalls. The vote marks a seventh defeat in two years.
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Unclear air base incident and maritime rescues report
A fragment reports two military planes over an air base near Rio de Janeiro and a British tanker catching fire off South Africa with all aboard rescued. It also mentions the French freighter Maori breaking up off the west coast of France in 1 0 mph winds, generating 1 0 ft waves.
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Five Die as US Huey Crashes Near Saigon
A US helicopter supporting besieged South Vietnamese forces crashed about 17 miles east of Saigon killing five Americans and one South Vietnamese. In other air action, US fighter-bombers struck targets in North Vietnam on Tuesday night for the third straight day and the 74th time this year.
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Booby traps by mail warn troops in Vietnam
CAM RANH BAY Vietnam American soldiers were warned of a Viet Cong plan to mail booby trapped Christmas packages that explode when opened. The Army reported women were ordered to collect personal mailing addresses in public places to aid the operation. Independent Philippine election violence rises as Liberal Party leads in Senate races. Five died Monday as violence marked the vote, totaling 213 dead and 242 wounded since campaign began. Peru’s military government seized control of private TV and radio, expropriating most stations for state oversight.
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