Dominicans Clash Over U S Peace Efforts In Santo Domingo
Rival Dominican factions sharpened criticism of American peace efforts as cease-fire violations fell to a month low. The inter-American force released hundreds of Marines as peacemakers from the U S OAS and UN pursued behind the scenes work to resolve political rifts.
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Prisoner’s Wife Given Permission to Have Baby Outside Prison
Lucille Miller, 35, convicted of killing her dentist husband Gordon Miller, will have her fourth child born outside the California Institution of Women. superintendent Ivenne Carter said California Department of Correction director Walter Dunbar has granted rare permission with conditions including self payment and continued prison supervision.
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Verbal Feuds Over Work Law Bid Escalate in Congress
Washington Republicans clash with NAACP leader Clarence Mitchell over a GOP plan to strike anti-discrimination riders from state right to work laws. Mitchell accuses supporters of masking a broader aim while Democrats wonder about motives. Texas Governor Connally opposes repeal, backing current right-to-work law.
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Goya Portrait Returns to Public Display in London
The Duke of Wellington portrait, stolen nearly four years ago in August 1961, was rehung at the National Gallery with triple security. About 700 visitors viewed it behind a plastic shield as Scotland Yard hunts the unidentified thief who demanded charity donations. An anonymous letter was again received about the painting’s storage at Birmingham railway station.
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Princess Margaret Plans November U.S. Visit
Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon will visit San Francisco Los Angeles Washington and New York for three weeks in November. The trip marks her first American tour since 1959. The couple will travel from London on November 4 with their two children staying in England.
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Warning Stamp On Cigarettes Adopted By House Panel
The House Commerce Committee approved a bill to require cigarette packages to carry a health hazard warning. It declined to extend warnings to advertising. The label would read Caution: cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health. Senate action is pending.
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Malaysians gun down saboteurs near Singapore
Inshore clash ends with one Indonesian captured. three presumed killed after saboteurs’ sampan engaged Malaysian naval gunboats south of Singapore. Authorities found a 25 pound bomb and four grenades aboard. Separately a failed bridge bombing near Kuala Lumpur caused minor blast damage with no injuries.
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