Iran Empress Farah Expected To Have Second Child
The report notes Empress Farah of Iran expecting her second baby amid talks with leftist leaders. Crown Prince Reza’s first son will be two on October 31. The piece also mentions the British ambassador and a U.N. inquiry into Mozambique.
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Farah
Iran
Laos
Khangay
Wel
David Ormsby-Gore
Kennedy
Reza
White House
Shah
Min
United Nations
Tesfaye Gebre
Macmillan
Portugal
Mozambique
Ward
U.N
Gebrel
Institute of Egzy
London University
David Davies
New China News Agency
Pheng Phong Savan
Ist
People's Republic of (Communist)Association
Belfast
China
Ireland
Alco l
New York
Red Chinese
Tokyo
Chrysler
Campaign Pace Reaches Pitch In Arkansas
Arkansas candidates siege the state as Faubus fights for a fifth term with five opponents attacking his record. Fulbright faces Winston Chandler in the Senate race while other challengers include Sid McMath Kenneth Coffey David A. Cox Dale Alford and Vernon Whitten. Campaign stops focus on industry, roads, gambling, and governance clarity.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas
Orvald
Faubus
J. William Fulbright
Dy Ark
Winston
Sid McMath
Kenneth Coffely
David A. Cox
Dale Alford
D-Ark
Vernon Whitten
Cox
Alford
Arkansans
McMath
Mack - Blackwell
State Highway Department
Phoenix Woman Seeks Abortion After Thalidomide Link
Sherri Chessen, known as Mrs. Finkbine, filed suit in Maricopa Superior Court with husband and Good Samaritan Center seeking a court order to abort her three month pregnancy. The case hinges on whether abortion is legally permitted to save the life of the mother under Arizona law.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Sion
Maricopa Commission
Robert L. Finkbine
R. C. Stanford
Ronan
Pickrel
Finkbein
Moon landing craft designs sought from 11 firms
The Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston asked 11 firms to submit designs for a moon shot landing craft by September 4. The craft will carry a two man crew from a mother ship with a third astronaut onboard. Invited firms include Lockheed, Boeing, Northrop, Ling-Temco-Vought, Grumman, Douglas, General Dynamics, Republic Aviation, Martin-Marietta, North American Aviation, and McDonnell Aircraft.
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Houston, Tex
Manned Spacecraft Center
Sent
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Boeing Co
Northrop Corp
Ling- Temcco-Vought
Gruman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Douglas Aircraft Co
General Dynamics Corp
Republic Aviation Corp
Martin- Marietta Co
North American Aviation
MacDonnell Aircraft Corp
Dope Peddler Killed By Federal Inspector
In Spanish Harlem a suspected narcotics peddler, Luis Rodriquez, shouted threats as a federal agent and two city detectives confronted him in a tenement backyard. The agent fired, killing Rodriquez who had a long narcotics arrest record. Heroin packets were found on the body. the agent had posed as a parentics addict.
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New York
Liberals Fight Satellite Bill in Senate Clash
Washington AP summary of a contentious satellite bill debate. Democrats challenge the measure linking a public corporation to launch and maintain communication satellites while regulating rates via the FCC. Kefauver urges delay. Mansfield pushes anew in Senate. thalidomide concerns loom over policy.
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Washington
Thejyony
Finkbine
President
Kennedy
U. Ing
House
Senate
Germany
England
Canada
Australia
Mike Contsiine
Mansfield
Montana
United States
Europe
Halfsby Communications Companies
Federal Communications Commission
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
White House
Freedom Forum Winds Up Today at Mexico
The Missouri Freedom Forum in Mexico wraps up today with addresses by Dr. George Benson mayor of Harding College and John R. Thompson Missouri Chamber of Commerce executive vice president. About 191 high school juniors from 56 counties attend as Wendell McKinsey of Missouri University outlines democracy’s balance of liberty and society.
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Mexico
Missouri Freedom Forum
George Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Ark
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Missouri Military Academy
Missouri Farm Bureau
Wendelin McKinsey
Missouri University Agricultural Economics Department
United States
Warren Fuqua
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Printing Firms Challenge Tax
Eight Missouri printing firms sue in Cole County Circuit Court seeking a declaratory judgment over Sales and Compensating Use Tax exemptions for replacement and expansion machinery. They contend the law should treat their activities as manufacturing and ask for a ruling clarifying the exemption in a case joined by other firms and industries.
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Missouri
Cole County
Wees Wen Eee
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Kefauver
Direct
Morse
M. E
Morris
American Telephone & Telegraph
Albert S. Aronson
Rev- Capros
Grain Inspection Opened at Mexico
A new grain inspection service opened in Mexico. State agriculture commissioner Don Thomason says this will bring significant changes for farmers, grain elevators, railroads, and rockers. The office expands testing, expedites transportation, and reduces costs as three railroads route shipments more directly. federally licensed inspectors will conduct tests at the station.
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Mexico
Don Thomason
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Thomason
Mexico Station
Station Operator Killed in Crash
Kansas City AP reports a fatal crash near U S 71 where station operator Jesse W. Schindler 60 died after two cars collided head on. Drivers Herbert Rooks 38 and Robert Worthley 46 were among the seriously injured along with several passengers including Rooks’ wife and Schindler’s wife.
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Kansas City
Jesse W. ‘Schindler
Harrisonville
U.S. 71
Missouri Highway Patrol
Herbert Rooks
Grandview
Schindler
Robert C. Worthstew
Rooks
Worthley
James Wayne Foster
St Louis Teen Killed in One Car Crash at Silex
A youth from Pagedale in the St Louis area died when a car crashed into a rock on a Lincoln County road east of Silex. Four others were injured including driver Mackey Leroy Strange 18 of Bowling Green who escaped injury. Hospitalized were Harold Brewer 15 Clifford Graham 16 both of Bowling Green and Herbert Bearskios 15 of St Louis.
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Silex. Mo
St. Louis
Pagedale
Dinatri
Silex
Lincoln County
Michael Piskulic
Mackey Leroy Strange
Bowling Green
Lincoln County Hospital
Troy
Harold Brewer
Herbert Bearskios
St. Lows
Clifford Graham
Arkansas father admits car trip with family ended in fear
Lonnie Hancock, 44, told deputies he aimed to scare his wife and children during a May trip from California to Arkansas after taking his family from their California home to live with him. He said he did not intend to hurt them. His wife Dorothy, 18, and children Kathryn, Shirley, 14, and others were involved as authorities searched for the family and Hancock faced kidnapping charges.
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Mountain Home
Ark
San Diego
Kathryn
Phillipsvile
Calif
Hancock
California
Phillipsville
Lonnie Hancock
Aic
Butliic
Wedness Lonnie Jr
Roy
Jack Gregg
Ory
Mountain, Ranch
Dorothy
Shirley
Doro J
Gregory
Bhy
Cali
Het
Anditain
Pedersen
Hancocks
Arkansas-Missouri Line
Abandoned Baby Given Name Telstar in Foster Care
In Crown Point Indiana a day-old girl abandoned on June 22 in East Chicago was named Marys Telstar and placed with a foster family from St Catherine Hospital welfare officials said the name will be her legal name until she is adopted. In Poland near Hadom a pair of twins died at birth connected at the stomach with a single umbilical cord according to Warsaw Life.
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Moonlet
Crown Point
Ind
Chicago
Mary’ S
Telstar
St. Catherine Hospital
Jake County Welfare
Abyss
Warsaw
Poland
Hadom
Warsaw Life
Spanish Students Visit Home Here
Two Spanish students from Madrid, former classmates of William H. Tellman’s grandson, stayed with the county clerk. Jose Garcia Calvo and Carlos De Miguel toured the United States en route to a San Francisco reunion and planned studies in chemistry and law at Ohio and California institutions. Don Tellman, father of the younger Tellman, is with a construction firm working on a project in Saigon.
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Madrid
William H. Tellman
Jose Garcia Calvo
Carlos de Miguel
United States
San Francisco
William C. Tellman
Cole
St. Mary's College
Tulsa
Ohlo
de Miguel
University of Madrid
Calvo
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Don Tellman
Saigon
Viet Nam
Crash Victim Held for Theft
Henry Lee Moore 28 of Little Rock is jailed after a wreck near Chillicothe Missouri and charged in federal court with post office burglaries in Washington and Oklahoma. Arkansas and Missouri police recovered $2,500 in stolen money orders and Moore admitted taking orders in June and July robberies. Eugene Carson is jailed in Minneapolis in connection, with a third man sought. Moore held on $5,000 bond.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Chillicothe
Mac
Henry Lee Moore
Letham
Beverly
Wash
Countyline
Oklo
Moore
Booneville
Missouri
N. H. Kershaw
Washington
Oklahoma
Kershaw
Eugene Carl J Carson
Minneapolis
Minn
Food poisoning hits Budapest crowd in pastry shop scare
In Budapest the Communist party newspaper Nepszabadsag reports more than 100 people fell ill last Sunday from suspected eye cream frauds sold by a small pastry shop. Several cases were serious.
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Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Nepszabadsag
Choir to Present Concert Tonight at Lincoln University
The Lincoln University Summer Choir directed by Robert Mitchell performs at 8 p.m. in Richardson Auditorium with pieces by Brahms, Dett, and Gaines among others. Festival of Spirituals features solos by Elaine Christian, Sherman Gray, Lola Birt, and others, plus a treble ensemble led by Beverly Wells and a finale of Jubilant Song. Admission is free.
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Lincoln University
Richardson Auditatorium
Brahms
Wilhousky
Brownling
Noible Cain
Elaine Christian
Sherman Gray
Lola Birt
Leo Pickett
Jefferson City West
Jefferson City
Missouri
Cole
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Fred Foster Jr. Appointed Probate Judge in Camden County
Gov. John M. Dalton named Fred Foster Jr. of Camdenton to be probate judge and ex officio magistrate judge for Camden County. Foster, 38, is a Cumberland University law school and University of Missouri graduate with a B.S. degree and is identified as a Democrat.
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Fred Foster Jr
Camdenton
Camden County
John M. Dalton
Foster
Law School
Cumberland University
Lebanon, Tenn
University of Missouri, Columbia
University of Missouri
American Motors Posts Nine Month Sales Record
American Motors Corp. reports record sales of 867.7 million and net earnings of 30.2 million for the first nine months of its fiscal year. This compares with 701.8 million in sales and 20.1 million profit a year ago. The Missouri Highway Patrol logs 494 traffic deaths so far this year.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
American Motors
American Motors Corp
Missouri Highway Patrol
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