Mexico delays Bonelli extradition decision until Mexico installs new president
California seeks William G. Bonelli extradition on bribery charges. Defense argues for denial. Federal hearing set for Nov. 21 with five days for arguments and three more for judge’s recommendation. President to decide after Dec 1 transition. new president takes office December 1.
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American embassy note ends with prisoner in limbo
An American embassy report mentions a person held in Le Cumberr prison awaiting ge termination of his case. Ores.
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New College Head Named at Northampton
Northhampton reports Dr. Thomas C. Mendenhall named president of Yale University as医生 associate professor history announced by Mars University Tuesday. (Note: This line preserves core facts within constraints.)
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Iraq plans Algeria Liberation stamp issue
Iraq announces it will issue an Algeria Liberation stamp with proceeds benefiting the Algerian nationalist fight against French rule. The move signals support for anti colonial efforts and memorializes the independence struggle.
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Kennedy Attacks Nixon and Seaton in Alaska Campaign
In Juneau Kennedy assailed Nixon and Interior Secretary Seaton amid Alaska Democratic campaigning. He accused Nixon of a shift in California strategy and touted Democratic prospects in the November Alaska races, noting Seaton's intensive two-week campaign push as proof of Alaska’s strategic importance.
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Polio Rise Linked to Vaccination Gap in 1957 Reports
Washington CUPS reports 2510 paralytic polio cases in the first 10 months of the year, up from 2499 for all of 1956, blaming rising polio on neglect of the vaccine. Public Health Service notes reductions in other diseases like diphtheria, encephalitis, malaria, tuberculosis, typhoid.
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World’s Fair plans discussed at Chamber Breakfast Forum
Representatives from California World’s Fair Inc will address the Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Forum about a proposed 1960 World’s Fair. P A Smith of San Diego and Spencer Monese of Los Angeles speak for CiWF with others. The meeting begins at 5:30 a m in the Pageant Room, Wilton Hotel. Lyle Huggins hands forum chair to Kelly Williams after a four month term.
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