Spain to halt arms shipments to Egypt under international pressure
London UPI reports Spain promised to stop exporting arms to Egypt in view of the current international situation. The pledge followed representations from Britain and the United States to General Franco's government. Britain and Egypt are quietly negotiating in Cairo over a possible drawdown of the 80 000 strong garrison and a new defense pact with Western support. The US previously supplied equipment to the Franco regime under a military aid agreement.
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Foreign Office
Spain
Egypt
Francisco Franco
Orth Atlantic Treaty Area
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France
Suez Canal Zone
Britain
Cairo
United States
Runaway Crane Collides with Car and Store in Tulsa
A crane malfunction sent the vehicle into a car and into a Tulsa drug store on 15th Street Wednesday. The machine spun uncontrollably after braking failure, crashing into a car and smashing into the store with debris scattered nearby. No further details on injuries or casualties are provided.
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Tulsa
Okla
15Th St
Board votes down bid to reinstate state liquor chief
SACRAMENTO California Board of Equalization voted 4 to 1 to deny reinstatement for Charles Berry as state liquor administrator for the San Diego area. Berry had refused to answer questions before the San Diego County Grand Jury, later indicted for bribery and theft. Los Angeles board member William G Bonelli urged restoring Berry, while four members opposed. Attorney General William M Bennett defended the firing as proper given Berry’s refusal to testify and said reinstate through a hearing is possible. Bonelli pressed to revoke 30 liquor licenses in LA and SD counties tied to fraud and speculation claims by the attorney general.
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Charles FE. Berry
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State Personal Board
Bonelli
George B. Reilly
San Francisco
James VP. Quin
Oakland
Paul F. Leake
Woodland
Robert C. Kirkwood
Jotticio
Bennett
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Bone
Los Angeles
Attorney General's Office
Edmund G. Brown
Love for dogs costs Detroit boy his life
A year old Detroit boy named Joey Bedway, allergic to dogs, loved canines. A neighbor found a stray and kept it in a garage to locate its owner. Joey climbed to peek inside through a window, which collapsed, breaking his neck and ending his life.
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Detroit
Joey Bedway
Joey
Death Stay Denied for Caryl Chessman
California Supreme Court rejected Caryl Chessmans bid for a stay of execution and habeas corpus relief. The Los Angeles author of Cell 2455 Death Row argued in his appeal that his 1948 trial contained serious errors and that a reprieve was warranted.
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Kiénap
Caryl Chess
San Quentin
California Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Chessman
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