Russia Levels Blast at Peking Silence Honeymoon Ends
Moscow breaks eight months of silence with Pravda accusing the Chinese Communist Party by name of fanning anti Soviet polemics. Pravda airs a measured response, rejecting direct personal attacks while noting hostile Chinese articles, as Beijing brands Soviet leaders as imperialist agents.
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Coughing Up Lens Incident Fronts Oklahoma City
Linda Ruth Culver a 16 year old in Oklahoma City swallowed a contact lens while moistening it with her tongue and later expelled it after her sister Peggy advised drinking mustard and water. Linda avoided buying a new lens by coughing it up after six glasses of liquid.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Linda Ruth Culver
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Linda
Missing Cash From Service Station Receipts
Las Vegas police report $164 in daily receipts disappeared from Don Armentrout’s car after Jack Marion carried the money home to 855 North 18th Street. Marion said he closed the station at 114 Charleston Boulevard and left the bag in Armentrout’s car parked in the driveway. Saturday morning the car was found broken into and the cash gone.
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Treasury head downplays risk of major stock decline
Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler said he fears no major low mood after the recent market drop. He doubted speeches can push the economy into recession, while Fed Chair William McChesney Martin warned of disquieting similarities to 1929 but noted safeguards in place.
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Columbia University
New York
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Negro protests Girard College intrusion in segregation protest
A 24-year-old man named Robert Brasswell climbed the 10-foot wall of Girard College and reached a third-floor building room during a one-man protest against the school's segregationist policies. Police discovered him after a college employee alerted guards.
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Philadelphia
UPI
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Robert Brasswell
Motorcycle Rider Hurt In Accident Near Carson City
Nevada Highway Patrol identifies rider as Miss Owens. She suffered two broken legs and four broken arms in a highway mishap in northern Nevada. The victim was part of a 700 member Harley Davidson Motorcycle Club of Southern California contingent that converged on Lake Tahoe Carson City area over the weekend.
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Lake Tahoe
Singer Anita Bryant Sued For Breach Of Contract
A Nebraska firm sues singer Anita Bryant for breach of contract after she allegedly refused to perform as a vocalist at Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum in Omaha for three days in July. Romeo and Isaascon demands 160000 in damages in Denver court.
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UPI
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Neb
Anita Bryant
Miss Bryant
Oklahoma
Romeo and Isaascon
Nebraska
Righters Eulogized In Miss
In Philadelphia Mississippi a memorial service under an Oak tree honored three civil rights workers killed last summer in Neshoba County. James Farmer said the victims were slain for advancing integration as a 15 car motorcade from Meridian arrived. Deputy Sheriff Cecil Price watched from Philadelphia City Hall steps amid indictments later nullified by a federal judge.
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James Farmer
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Meridian
Cecil Price
City Hall
Strip hotel burglary yields cash and jewels theft
Clark County Sheriffs office reports a cat burglar robbed a strip hotel suite early Sunday while Ted Shulman and his wife slept in the upstairs room. About 400 cash and 2000 worth of jewelry were taken. total loss around 8000 with 500 insured.
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Clark County Sherf
Ted Shulman
Chicago
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House moves to veto base shutdowns challenged in Senate
Washington moves unfold as House arms Congress with veto power over base closings. Senate plans to delete veto language while preserving some congressional interest. Debates hinge on base shutdowns and coin silver content amid Johnson administration plans.
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UPI
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Aliso
Workers House
Treasury
John C. Pastore
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