Mothers On Way North To Visit Sons In Prison
Three American mothers travel from Canton to visit their sons imprisoned in China. Ruth Redmond, Yonkers, left Canton for Shanghai to see Hugh Redmond, 38, serving a life term since 1931 on espionage charges. Jessie Fecteau, Lynn, and Mary Downey, New Britain, join planned meetings with Richard Fecteau and John Downey, held since 1952 on spying charges with sentences of 20 years and life.
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Quotes From The News Collection of remarks from varied sources
United Press items include attorney Donald B Hatinakt promoting a Whig National Party saying a third party is needed. Seaman Kenneth Packer describes a Galveston Bay dredger capsize cause. State Sen George X Wade urges Gavin to run for Senate. Coast Guard notes a Cuban freighter SOS 200 miles south. SAC bombers recon over Russia noted by Missile and Rockets Magazine.
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Foreign travel outlays show Paris and Italy top list
A House Administration Committee report details foreign funds spent by U S lawmakers for official travel in the year ended June 20. Senate and House members used about 291 217 dollars combined with 122 082 by House travelers and 169 185 by touring senators to cover expenses in foreign countries including France and Italy. The funds are U S government foreign aid and travelers draw them on foreign soil without detailed accounting.
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Cattlemen Near End Of Oklahoma City Convention
About 2 000 members of the American National Cattlemen's Assn. wind up a three day meeting in Oklahoma City with officer elections and resolutions from 28 states. Don Paarlberg praised producers for drought relief efforts and warned against relying on government credit. John A. Logan spoke on retail and live cattle competition. Mrs. Robert Burghart and Ralph D. Jones were elected heads of allied groups.
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Callas Threatens Suit Over Rome Opera Rejection
Maria Callas may sue the Rome Opera House after being barred from singing again this season following her walkout during Bellini Norma. Opera officials cited fears of violence from some Romans. Callas says she reserves her full rights and is consulting counsel. Anita Cerquetti fills tonight and Saturday performances.
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