Joliet honors crash victim with Baghdad statue plan
Joliet will honor a traffic accident victim with a Baghdad statue funded by Abdul Mahrous, 27, head of Baghdad Museum arts, who survived a Route 66 crash that killed two others. His statue, named Joliet, will depict a dragon snatching a man and a heroine saving him, symbolizing Joliet’s friendship.
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Boats Seized as Japanese Zone Allegedly Violates Rules
Fragmentary report notes U S and Japanese patrols near Maryland waters. A coast guard or naval vessel allegedly intercepted boats entering a restricted zone claimed by a new university project. Officials from the Maryland Board of Regents acknowledged the incident and cited overseas fishing and territorial claims as context.
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Heart Disease Death Toll Reveals Urgent Research Needs
A medical committee cites that heart disease will kill about 785000 Americans next year, with 80000 men affected. leaders from the American Heart Association urge legislative action and deeper research to uncover preventive steps and treatments amid mounting health concerns.
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Plymouth October 15 Contest Prize Ad
A Plymouth promotion offers a chance to win a new 1954 Plymouth or a large cash prize. Free entry details and entry blanks are available at your local dealer.
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Army Seeks Draft Boost in New Year
The U S Army has recommended raising monthly draft calls to about 25 000 beginning in January The decision rests with Assistant Defense Secretary John A Hannah The Army also considered a steady 35 000 monthly intake to improve efficiency and savings The plan depends on future Joint Chiefs of Staff recommendations and current manpower assumptions
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Acheson Urges Coalition Unity In Soviet Talks
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson told a Waldorf Astoria dinner that negotiation with the Soviet Union is possible and may be productive if the Western coalition remains intact. He called preservation of the coalition the foundation of U.S. foreign policy and stressed its health and cohesion as central to any talks. Adlai E. Stevenson praised Acheson’s State Department record, noting his Europe Asia trip showed the outcomes of his actions and recalling Moscow’s opposition to him.
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Mother released after posing as FBI agent in Albuquerque
Lorraine Piacenza. 22, of Harvard Illinois, charged with impersonating an FBI official. Judge Carl A. Hatch set trial for December 2. Piacenza was released to care for her 24 year old daughter, with the child in an Albuquerque nursery since the arrest last week.
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