U S Lifts Kuwait Issue on Diplomatic Efforts
Secretary-General Adel Khaled Hassana plans to use good offices to settle the Kuwait Iraq dispute. Saudi Arabia backs Kuwait, Kuwait’s ruler seeks further regional support to sustain Britain pledged protection. Iraq's premier Kassem raises sovereignty claims prompting protests as Arabs rally for Kuwait independence. Air travelers in Cairo report readiness to defend independence. Hassan notes widespread cables supporting Kuwait's cause.
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Adel Khaled Hassana
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Sheik Abdullah As-Salim As-Sabah
Britain
League
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Cairo
Hassan
Sukarno Foe in Net Surrender in West Sumatra
Army Col Achmad Hussein who led the Sumatra revolt against President Sukarno surrendered in Solok West Sumatra state radio said he returned to the fold of the republic with an unknown number of troops.
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Jakarta
Achmad Hussein
Sukarno
Solok
West Sumatra
Achmad
French farmers widen protests across western France
About 10 000 farmers blocked roads across Brittany and other western regions in France as dairy fruit cattle and wine producers joined the protest against government farm policies. More than 100 blockades were reported from the area with police moving to attend President De Gaulle’s visit as protests briefly paused after two hours.
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Paris
France
Brittany
English Channel
Mediterranean
Lorraine
de Gaulle
City hall dress rules spark clash over attire and coffee time
City manager Weatherford orders strict dress code with prohibition on low dresses and high skirts and insists on efficient office use. Welfare director John E. King questions edict as manager cites coffee time abuse. July 3 will not be a holiday due to treasury strain.
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John E. King
Weatherford
Father chains boy to bed amid carnival fears
Hall defends method as discipline to curb a boy's misbehavior near a carnival. He claims the chain was used briefly and not daily, saying he loves the child and wants him to learn right from wrong. Neighbors dispute events as juvenile officials note Roy appears bright and alert.
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Hall
Gerald A. Bean
Roy
Texas
Arkansas
Jeanette
Nurse Hurt In Crash Near St Marys Hospital
Miss Rosemarie F. Baptist a 19 year old nurse of 5035 Brooklyn avenue suffered a right shoulder injury in a two car collision at Robert Gillham road and Harrison boulevard. She was treated at St Marys hospital after driving north on Gillham. Ernest G. Rush aged 89 of 3652 Charlotte street was turning left onto Gillham on Harrison and was arrested on a careless driving charge.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Robert Gillham Road
Harrison Boulevard
Rosemarie F. Baptist
Brooklyn Avenue
Gillham
Ernest G. Rush
Charlotte Street
Harrison
Cpl
Carl Hukriede
Miss Baptist
Rush
Brannon Move in Grand Jury Report Dispute
The New York Court of Appeals earlier warned that public accusations in a grand jury report carry condemnation like indictments and undermine due process. Trusty’s motion cites an Ed Butler deposition and argues the Kansas City public release of the report violated secrecy, prejudicing the defendant and oath.
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New York Court of Appeals
Oliver
March Grand Jury
Trusty
Ed Butler
Brannon
Kansas City
Grand Jury
Missouri
Three Held In Eastwood Hills Robbery Attempt
Police detain William Edward Persinger 33 Virginia Lee Persinger 28 and John Keith Persinger 18 after neighbors report prowlers. Officers find their pickup loaded with a go cart lawnmower snow plow and a garden tractor valued at 125 belonging to Thurman Baldwin at 5406 Sycamore Avenue. The trio are at police headquarters for investigation.
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Eastwood Hills
William Edward Persinger
Virginia Lee Persinger
John Keith Persinger
Forest Avenue
Bridge Hearing Set On Mississippi River Clearance
Washington reports the House will consider a bill Thursday requiring new bridges over the upper Mississippi River to have a minimum clearance of 55 feet. The measure aims to ensure safe navigation and prevent clearance issues on forthcoming spans.
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Washington
House
Mississippi River
Dalton Faces Union Pickets Over Shop Ownership Rule
John Dalton, longtime barber and shop owner on Independence Avenue, questions whether a shop proprietor must belong to the union. His sons Roy and Harvey Dalton are union barbers. He notes business slackening since pickets appeared outside Saturday and plans to hold out briefly.
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Roy Dalton
Harvey Dalton
Harvey
John Dalton
Independence Avenue
Union
Dalton
Littler Noted Quietly by USGA in Open Pairings
Golf star Gene Littler entered the National Open with modest expectations from the USGA. He began the first round at 8 48 a.m., a slot often given to so called dew sweepers.
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Gene Littler
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