Bomb Found Atop Eiffel Tower Shocks Paris
French police raced to the Eiffel Tower to remove a time bomb planted in a washroom. The defective dynamite device could have toppled the landmark, spotted by a woman tourist as Algerian rebels intensify actions amid constitutional referendum. Separately in London, scientists report a nose and throat influenza vaccine using live virus under trial aiming for rapid, cheaper production.
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Vacation Drownings In Gulf Claim Two Kansas City Druggists
Two Kansas City druggists Paul F P Brink 62 and Charles W Mollenkamp 47 drowned off the Gulf of Mexico while vacationing in Panama City Florida. Wives watched from shore. Witnesses said both men reefed with an inner tube failed to reach them as tide ebbed. Brink and Mollenkamp owned local drugstores and were life long friends.
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Ford Foundation names regional directors in Near East and Latin America
The Ford Foundation announced the appointment of F Champion Ward as director for Near East and Africa activities and Alfred C Wolfe as director for Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Governor Debate in Offing By Bob Houser
Promise of a Brown Knowland debate before a statewide television audience loomed Tuesday with tentative plans for November 1 at 8:30 pm on CBS Channel 2. A second potential joint appearance on Meet the Press was discussed for November 2, a 15 minute per candidate format. Brown has spurned debates, accusing Knowland of using time-worn political tactics to boost the underdog.
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Jet Airport Proposed On Breakwater Long Beach
Long Beach city leaders consider building a jet airport on or near the breakwater to serve major airlines and expand air travel. Councilman Charles Dooley urges a two runway jet strip with ocean landings and rail or pier connections for passenger access.
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U.N. blocks seating of Red China for another year
United Nations General Assembly voted 44 to 28 with nine abstentions to bar Communist China from U.N. membership for at least one more year amid tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union over Formosa Quemoy and Matsu. The assembly also decided not to consider proposals to seat either government’s representatives in its 13th regular session.
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Successor to Stritch Seen Today
Washington reports a successor to the late Samuel Cardinal Stritch as Chicago archbishop will be announced today. Vatican coded message confirmed Pope Pius chose the new archbishop, with news releases prepared by the National Catholic Welfare Conference held for secrecy. Chicago Archdiocese serves about two million Catholics in Cook and Lake counties.
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Seek Test on School Lease Plan by Arkansas Board
The Little Rock Board of Education asked a federal court for a quick test of an Arkansas plan to lease four closed high schools to a corporation for use as private segregated schools. The board seeks court relief from contempt action if needed.
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Hurricane Helene Forms East of Bahamas
Tropical storm Helene formed in a squall line about 700 miles east of Miami as forecasters noted its southerly winds posed no immediate threat to reconnaissance aircraft. The system was at 23.9 N 68.8 W, 550 miles east-southeast of Nassau, moving west-northwest at 12 mph and expected to slow while growing in size and intensity. Highest winds near the center reached 50 mph within 30 miles of the core.
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Make Your Small Rooms Look Bigger This October
Better Homes and Gardens offers new ideas to enlarge small spaces using mirrors, room divisions, furniture arrangement, and storage solutions. Learn how to adapt these techniques to your own rooms and pick up the October issue where magazines are sold.
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