Japan Embassy Bomb Threats Heighten Taiwan Crisis
In Taipei Formosa the Japanese Embassy faced two anonymous bomb threats by patriotic Chinese youths over two days. Ambassador Hiroshigi Kimura ordered staff to end social contacts with Chinese nationals as tensions rise amid Sino Japanese disputes over a fabric plant sale and nationalist rhetoric.
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Welch Outlines Internal Threats to Neutralize the Society
Welch accuses a British-Israel sect with Texas roots and 2 million U S followers of undermining anti Communist efforts by shifting focus to politics and claiming divine chosenness He warns the society risks energy being diverted from fighting Communism toward 1964 political campaigns.
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Actor William Talman compares matadors to baseball batting averages
William Talman of Perry Mason is described as a bullfight aficionado. He comments on matador performances using baseball style batting averages to rate them.
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If tax deductible tuition aids education reform
A speaker argues for tax deductible tuition to fund higher education and support private and parochial schools. He claims public schools fail many students, warns of dropouts and tax burdens, and urges constitutional flexibility to expand tax relief for tuition. He invites readers to discuss with lawmakers and lawyers.
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Newell Slaying and Beverly Hillbillies Honorary Missourians
Newell performed mouth to mouth resuscitation and heart massage on his wife before summoning a physician friend and county road patrol. The radiologist, living in a Jacksonville beach apartment amid divorce proceedings, checked on his daughter and helped with spelling before joining his wife for a drink. An argument followed and the wife scratched him. authorities found no sign of a struggle. The Newells married in 1950, divorced in 1961, remarried last year, and filed for divorce again earlier this month. The Missouri House designated Irene Ryan Donna Douglas and Max Baer of The Beverly Hillbillies as Honorary Missourians.
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Deaths Tie to Police Shooting After Rock Incident
Coroner J. O. Butler will seek a grand jury to probe Johnnie Robinson, 16, killed by shotgun blast fired by city police officer Jack Parker after a rock throwing incident. Virgil Ware, 13, was shot in the face and chest while riding a bicycle with his brother James, 16. Community leaders question police use of force and helmeted officers with billy sticks.
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Nation's Weather 24-Hour UPI Report by U.S. Weather Bureau
Temperature and precipitation data for a 24-hour period ending at 4 a m PST, compiled yesterday by the U S Weather Bureau and released by United Press International from San Francisco.
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College Cop Football Fight Turns Deadly After Arrest
State Police Det Det Carl Buchanan reports Sutton and Powers arrested Sullivan for throwing a beer bottle during a college football game event at Old Town. A tussle led to Sutton being struck and Sullivan fleeing across a field. Sutton chased, tackled Sullivan, another fight followed, and Sullivan later died en route to Eastern Maine General Hospital. Three other students were initially suspected but later cleared.
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Court Hears Eyewitness Testimony in White-Negro Attack
In a four hour hearing the court viewed the scene as fair. About 59 whites and a dozen Negroes packed the half filled courtroom. Sims and Farley, handcuffed, faced the witness Ware who identified the white youths. Ware recounted guiding his injured brother, Virgil, after a gunshot shattered his chest.
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Missing Chicago woman leaves husband as only resident
A woman vanished after visiting relatives in Chicago. Her daughter reported her missing on September 9. Police found only her husband Lewis living in the home and he denied knowing the wife’s whereabouts.
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Art thief Franusik linked to Bolivian ambassador theft
Police tied Franusik to the September 6 1962 robbery at Bolivian Ambassador Carlos Aramayo residence. Evidence included Renoir Corot Pissarro Monet paintings and silver platters from Aramayo. Hidden hoards in Franusik's flat suggest loot from at least seven robberies and a Mon fraught mystery remains unresolved.
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