Oregon Coast Honeymoon Ends in Reconciliation
Airman Daniel Schmidt and his wife Una, visiting a Devils Lake cottage near DELAK Oregon, renewed their vows weeks after his return from a 24% year Chinese prison camp. Schmidt, 23, and Una, 20, had filed for divorce in Red Bluff, California, before he heard she had remarried. A telephone call led to a reconciliation as they spent time with Schmidt’s mother in Portland and planned no definite future arrangements.
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Youth Saves Not Bitten by Snake at Portuguese Bend
Marva Dean Alten, three, granddaughter of a Los Angeles city attorney, was bitten by a rattlesnake near the Wordstrom home in Portuguese Bend. Her 11-year-old uncle Kenneth Nordstrom sucked venom from the wound, then rushed her to San Pedro Emergency Hospital where anti venom serum was given and she was released to a private physician.
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Knowland Issues Warning on "Smiling" Russians
Senator Knowland, addressing Los Angeles press club, warned that Soviet leaders have merely changed tactics, not policy, and voiced concerns over Formosa, German reunification, and Soviet satellites. He cited six disputed points from Geneva talks and urged vigilance amid unresolved prisoner and missing soldier cases. Lt. Gov. Powers attended on behalf of Gov. Knight.
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Peron Resignation Urged, Cleric Sees Argentine Upheaval
Archbishop Jose Maria Cuenca of Manila, visiting Los Angeles, warns that without Peron’s resignation there will be no peace in Argentina. He claims the public manifestation of Catholic faith is blocked in Catholic Argentina and foresees widespread revolution if Peron stays.
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HELP Is There a Lawyer in (Lawyer's) House
The American Bar Association House of Delegates rejected a proposal to appoint a layman as administrator of its Chicago headquarters. The plan would have given wider discretion to fill the $20,000 a year post, despite ABA policy decisions by the Board of Governors.
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TNT Truck Explodes Not In Seneca Collision
A large semi marked as an explosive carrier rolled down Main Street in Seneca Illinois, brushing a car and hydrant before hitting a tree. The jolt did not trigger the TNT. driver Earl Dorrick parked outside Bagret Transportation after loading at a factory and left the brakes set. Estimated damage reached $2,500 to the truck.
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Nixon Provides Russ 6 Peace Tips At ABA Banquet
President Nixon urged steps toward reducing East West tensions during a Philadelphia ABA banquet. He called for free elections in the Soviet bloc, German reunification, Korea unification, and disarmament while urging a strong U S stance to deter a hydrogen war and prevent a broader conflict. The ABA House of Delegates opposed U S entry into an international trade body and discussed Geneva outcomes.
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Civilian Plane Held in Manila Over Communist Talk
A C-47 transport en route from Hong Kong to the United States is detained in Manila while authorities review its airworthiness and possible crew status. U S embassy official Pettus says the case centers on communist discussion on the flight and potential cross Pacific capability. Nixon advocates teaching communism in schools amid applause from attendees, while pilots and crew face scrutiny.
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Ghost House Stirs Aid by British Solon
Plymouth English MP Joan Vickers takes up case of Mrs William Hampson haunted by a ghost in a century old top floor flat. Mrs Hampson reports voices, unseen hands, and clingings as navy husband returns from the Med to verify. Authorities say new quarters will be provided.
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Find Girl 11 Who Wandered Away in Night
An 11-year-old girl, Kathy Newton of Amboy, who wandered from friends’ home near Disneyland, was found unharmed in Twentynine Palms early today. Sheriffs said she had been sleeping in the car and wandered off during a return trip with Mrs. Kenneth Staples and other children. Her stepfather, highway patrolman Jerry Wright, aided the search.
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German Press OK for Adenauer Moscow Conference
A West German government spokesman in Moscow said German reporters who requested access to Chancellor Adenauer's talks with Soviet leaders will be admitted without difficulty.
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Konrad Adenater
Buzz Bonnet Hat Detects Enemy Planes In Fog
The Air Research and Development Command unveils an electronic aircraft detector called Buzz Bonnet mounted on a hard hat. Ground Observer Corps volunteers use it to spot low flying planes, aided by a pulse amplifier and battery bag. Price not announced.
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Wrench Drops From Blimp Shakes Los Angeles Backyard
A wrench fell from a blimp about 1,500 feet up and crashed through the roof of Carl Gorbach's backyard workshop. He was frightened but uninjured as the incident resembled a distant explosion in its shock.
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