Soblen Extradition Clash Spreads Across Nations
The case of Dr. Robert A. Soblen strains the United States Britain and Israel as they seek a legal path to return him to face justice. Disputes over exile refugee status and possible deportation timelines expose political prestige and diplomatic risk for all sides.
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London
United States
Robert A. Soblen
Juipiy Apy
David Ben-Gurion
Soblen
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Harold Macmillan
Manchester Guardian
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Francis E. Walter
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Washington
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American Airlines
James P. McShane
New York
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Brixton
Tel Aviv
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Home Office
Home
Henry Brooke
Pan American World Airways
Ben-Gurion
Ben- Gurion
Jerusalem
Liberal Party
Habaker
Ben-Burion
Nahum Goldmann
World Jewish Congress
U.S. Justice Department
Marshal McShane
Rail man duties discussed as potential strike nears
Train crews face strict progression for firemen ratings after annual exams. Easing measures may delay a rail showdown. Kennedy could appoint an emergency fact finding board under the Railway Labor Act to freeze the dispute for 60 days, delaying a strike and spurring talks.
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Dom
Eginemen
Kennedy
Mrs. Roosevelt Improves After Virus Illness
New York AP reports Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt is feeling well and recovering from a virus attack. The former First Lady, 77, is up and about and will leave for Campobello on Saturday to rest. Her doctor gave a clean bill of health and she has licked the virus, though she will skip the dedication of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Bridge between Lubec Maine and Campobello Island.
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New York
Franklin. D. Roosevelt
Campobello
Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Three Day Honeymoon in Brazil for Bride and Convicted Groom
Albina Santos and William Souza, both 22, begin a three day honeymoon in Caxambu Brazil after a prison wedding arranged by the warden who also assigns guard Fernando Guimaraes to accompany them. Souza is serving 10 years for jewelry robbery. Guimaraes defends his vigil as a delicate discreet mission and later died aged 79. The article also mentions Truman and Edith Helm funeral attendance and a separate Kennedy camping trip in the Olympic Mountains.
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Albina Santos
William Souza
Fernando Guimaraes
Souza
Caxambu
Guimaraes
Noo Truman
Kennedy
Truman
Robert Kennedy
Ellis
Olympic Mountains
Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
Olympic National Park
Westport
Wash
Dodge heir Horace E Dodge Jr seeks divorce over assault and debt
In Wayne County circuit court Horace E Dodge Jr files for divorce from Gregg Sherwood his fifth wife a former showgirl The suit originally filed in 1961 was suppressed due to the couple’s child Dodge accuses Sherwood of assault and excessive spending and seeks custody of their son and an equitable property division The pair married in 1953 separated last August and campaigns to summon in New York City continue
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UTO
Horace E. Dodge Jr
Wayne County
Gregg Sherwood
Dodge
American baritone to lead new Greek opera in Athens premiere
John Modenos will sing the male lead in Constantine Paleologos, a three act opera with score by the late Manolis Kalomiris. The world premiere is at the festival in Athens, Greece, on Sunday.
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John Modenos
Constantine Paleologos
Athens
Greece
Manolis Kalomiris
Lemmon Plans Paris Wedding to Felicia Farr
ILAL star Jack Lemmon arrived in Paris confirming plans to marry Felicia Farr in Paris within two weeks. Lemmon, 36, previously married to Cynthia Stone and has a son Chris. Farr, 29, is divorced with a 12 year old daughter Denise.
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Jack Lemmon
Paris
Felicia Farr
Lemmon
Cynthia Stone
Chris
Miss Farr
Denise
Foster explains new approach to critics at Capitol breakfast
Red Refusal met five House Armed Services Committee members and three senators to defend the policy. Rep Victor Wickersham said Foster is sending each member a letter outlining scientific developments that would enable a cheaper control system without compromising national security.
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House Armed Services Committee
House
Victor Wickersham
D-Okla
Foster
Congress
Parkway Elementary School Driver Training Changes
Two changes occurred in the summer driver training classes at Parkway Elementary School. Carl Knight resigned from teaching the classroom phase scheduled Aug 6 through Aug 24 and was replaced by Fran Caldwell.
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Parkway
Carl Knight
Ife
Fran Caldwell
Britain Grants to Canada Hit 6 963 Immigrants in Six Months
Ottawa AP reports the Immigration Department counted 6 963 British immigrants arriving in Canada during the first six months of the war.
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Ottawa
Canada
Immigration Department
Prince Andrew Masters Royal Wave at Buckingham Palace
At 2 years 7 months, Prince Andrew perfected the royal wave for a crowd near Buckingham Palace. He lifted his left arm to wave, then brought his right hand to his mouth to suck his thumb while the queen rode past. Born Feb 10, 1960, he is described as a moon-faced, sunshine-dimples youth amid the royal family.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Prince Andrew
Buckingham Palace
Andrew
Royal
Prince Andrew Albert Christian Edward
Princess Anne
Daniel Praises 49th Armored Division Return
Gov Price Daniel and Maj. Gen. Thomas Bishop welcomed back the 49th Armored Division at the Texas Capitol grounds in Austin. Daniel praised the unit for patriotic service and cited its dual role in militia duty and national defense.
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Gov Price
Daniel
49Th Armored Division
Thomas Bishop
Texas National Guard
Capitol Grounds
49Th
National Guard
Gulf Coast
Lester Palmer
Texas
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Kennedy
Refugee Priest Aids Cuban Children To Houston
Rev. Ismael Teste, a refugee priest, aims to bring 100 Cuban children to Houston from Miami for foster homes. The first 25 are planned for September 8, Feast Day of Our Lady of Charity. He cites Cuban parents unable to leave, some jailed or executed, and says many children are ill due to poor milk and water in Cuba.
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UPI
Miami
Ismael Teste
Our Lady of Charity
Cuba
Teste
Havana
Castro
International Law Association Jubilee Conference Set for Brussels
About 500 jurists from 40 countries are expected to attend the 20th jubilee conference of the International Law Association in Brussels from August 19 to 25.
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Belgium
The
International Law Association
Anthropology meet opens in Mexico City
AP reports scholars from multiple nations will open an anthropology meeting in Mexico City on August 20 to exchange research on Western Hemisphere cultures.
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Mexico City
Desperate Race With Time Ends In Tragedy
In Roswell a 7 month old boy Margarita Mondonado Jr. died after a flat tire delayed a mercy trip to a hospital. Police found the family car near the city limits and doctors at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center ruled death from natural causes inquest.
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Roswell
Margarita Mondonado Jr
Rt. 2
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Rotan Votes on Water Bond For Pipelines
Voters in Rotan will decide on a 900000 bond issue Aug 31 to fund a 12 inch Snyder to Rotan Water Farm line and an 8 inch line to Rotan from the farm augmenting a 6 inch main. The plan follows recent water shortages as Snyder agrees to supply treated water to the authority for Rotan.
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API
Rotan Municipal Water Authority
Snyder
Camp Springs
Inquest Not Ruled Out In Monroe Death
Coroner Theodore J. Curphey says more than one drug may have figured in Marilyn Monroe’s death and an inquest has not been ruled out. An empty bottle with 50 nembutal tablets was found. other prescription bottles are under toxicology review. A death by own action team of psychiatrists evaluates self destruction, with a conference planned today and a final decision unlikely before early next week.
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Marilyn Monroe
Los Angeles
Theodore J. Curphey
Miss Monroe
Curphey
Post youth wins ROTC physical fitness medal at Fort Lewis
Texas Tech senior Gary E Welch of Post is among five Army ROTC cadets to receive physical proficiency medals at Fort Lewis Washington this summer. He scored 491 of 500 on the five part test, with 1189 cadets from 41 colleges, mostly from the West Coast. Welch, interning with the Oregon Highway Department, will receive a BBA and Army commission in January. He belongs to Pi Kappa Alpha and the varsity swimming team, and is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Welch.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
Gary E Welch
Post
West Coast
Welch
Oregon Highway Department
Seattle University
Washington State University
Enstern Washington State College
Montana State University
School of Business Administration
Pi Kappa Alpha
Ralph Welch
Vath St. Post
Draft advice given Austin
Prospective students should not let draft calls interfere with education plans Col Morris Schwartz state Selective Service Director said Thursday He said students will probably be deferred if they attend full time and earn passing grades
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Col
Morris Schwartz
State Selective Service
Schwartz
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