U S destroyers sail through Bosporus amid Montreux dispute
Two 3,500 ton U S 6th Fleet destroyers Dyess and Turner passed the Bosporus for a five day Black Sea coast cruise provoking Soviet charges of violation of the 1936 Montreux Convention. Turkey and the United States rejected the claims saying the transit complied with the convention.
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Turkey
U.S
Bosporus
Black Sea
Montreux
Dyess
Sea of Marmara
Turner
Izvestia
Sea of
Marmara
Death of Boy Was Big Joke
In Newcastle England two 13 year old girls Norma Bell and Mary Bell stand trial for the double murder of Martin Brown and Brian Howe. Relatives testified the children treated the deaths as a joke for pleasure and excitement. The girls plead not guilty as the case before Judge Sir Ralph Cusack proceeds with a jury of seven men and five women.
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Newcastle
England
Normaell
Mary Flora Bell
Martin Brown
Brian Howe
Sir Ralph Cusack
Newcastle Assizes
Sears Recalls Poison Barbs in Costume Jewelry
Sears Roebuck & Co warns buyers to return $1 costume pins decorated with a poisonous tropical bean after a nationwide search found 300 plus units in 110 cities. About 12 pins per box among 200 boxes sent to the FDA. The two designs include a clown face and a flower with a central bean.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Sears
Ernest L. Arms
Arms
Japan
New York
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
FDA
Bulk Mail Problems Costs Man His Job
A Tompkins County postman in Ithaca named John P. Stark was discharged effective December 18 for refusing to deliver bulk mail. He argued bulk rates favor businesses at taxpayer expense and described the policy as unfair and costly to government. Stark, 40, is a father of five.
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Ithaca
N.Y
John P. Stark
Stark
James R Graves
Enrollment Up In American Universities
Cincinnati AP report shows 4,092,234 full time students across 1,145 four year colleges and universities, an all-time high. Including part time students total enrollment reaches 5,521,963, up 6.2 percent from last year’s 5,201,889. Garland G. Parker of the University of Cincinnati releases the 49th annual School and Society survey.
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Cincinnati
Garland G. Parker
Garland
University of Cincinnati
School and Society
Scranton Arrives in Israel for Middle East talks
Former Gov. William W. Scranton, President-elect Richard Nixon's fact finding envoy, arrived in Israel after crossing the Jordan River to begin meetings with Premier Levi Eshkol and Foreign Minister Abba Eban in Jerusalem. He said U.S. policy should be more even handed in the conflict. He planned talks with Deputy Premier Yigal Allon and Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, and would meet Jordan and Egyptian officials as the trip continued.
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Richard M. Nixon
Israel
Middle East
U.S
Allenby Bridge
Scranton
Cairo
Jordan
Ven’t
Jerusalem
William Campbell
Levi Eshkol
Fice
Foreign Ministry
Eshkol
Eban
Yigal Allon
Moshe Dayan
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