Pilot's Wife Appeals To Nikita For Clemency
Mrs Powers seeks clemency for husband Francis Powers as lawyers plan direct appeals to Khrushchev and Brezhnev. Barbara Powers drafts letters in her own handwriting while pilots and families await responses, with hopes for a direct meeting in Moscow or Yalta.
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Experts Predict End of Doldrums for Stock Market
Henry J. Rechtold and other Wall Street observers foresee an eventual market upturn as domestic business activity improves. While volume has lagged, analysts differ on timing, with Fitch Survey suggesting a stabilizing rise over weeks and others citing steel, auto, housing, and government spending as catalysts. Concerns remain over steel output and unemployment in the industry.
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Olympic Symbol Appears Everywhere In Rome During Games
In Rome, the five interlaced rings mark a wave of Olympic promotion. From breadsticks and towels to TV campaigns and toy items, advertisers and shops embrace the symbol, with Disney and public works promoting the event and public spaces featuring the rings. The Olympic Committee also uses the emblem.
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UPI
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Personal Reasons Blamed In Death
LAUREL Md UPI investigators said Monday personal reasons appeared to account for the flaming death by own action of 23 year old Army officer 2nd Lt Martin Harrison Inet assigned to top secret work for a section of the National Security Agency at Fort Meade Md His wife Elsie said he had a history of self harm attempts and once told her he might burn himself to death in a car The Army spokesman said signs indicated the death had nothing to do with his NSA assignment A joint Japanese and Thailand firm will make trucks and cars in Bangkok.
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Polio Aid Reaches Hokkaido Island Patients
Four iron lungs arrived at Travis Air Force Base to aid polio victims on Hokkaido, Japan. The units were flown from Los Angeles to the Pacific theater for dispatch aboard a Cargomaster, with plans to supply over 25 chest respirators as they become available. The outbreak has affected about 600 people with at least 50 deaths.
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Judge Orders Baby Of Robbery Suspect Under County Care
Fort Worth juvenile judge Harold Cank ordered Mrs Elaine Mansfield to surrender her baby to county probation officers while the post office robbery suspect, her boyfriend Robert Richard Mansfield, faces federal grand jury action. The judge advised a six month plan for the child’s welfare and potential custody restoration if feasible.
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Elaine Mansfield
Carik
American Ballet Theater to Perform in Soviet Union
New York AP reports the American Ballet Theater will end its five month European tour in the Soviet Union. Lucia Chase says it marks the first American company performances there. Tour covers Minsk Kiev Lvov Leningrad Moscow from Sept 14 to Oct 24, sponsored by the State Department cultural presentations.
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Assistant To County Attorney Is Named Here
Sam L. Kelley, former attorney for the State Securities Road, Austin, has assumed duties as an assistant county attorney, Alton Griffin, county attorney, announced Monday. Kelley, a 1958 graduate of the University of Texas School of Law, is a native of Alvarado and graduated in 1965 from North Texas State College, Denton. He served in the US Army Counter Intelligence Corps after law school, trained in Baltimore and stationed in San Antonio. A member of Delta Theta Phi, he is married to Mary Kate and they have a son, Sam J. Kelley Jr., 11 months.
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Three Men Die On Train Rails Near Cleburne Texas
In Texas near Retta south of Fort Worth, three Alvarado road workers died when their truck and a Missouri Pacific freight train collided during a road inspection trip. Victims AL H. Solomon, John Wiggins, and George Brownlee perished. witness J M Kirby Jr. described the derailment and impact as the train struck the truck while the men attempted to retreat.
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Man Says South May Have To Take Arms
Milton Florida AP report quotes Rep Bob Sikes saying the people of the South may need to take up arms to defend their rights If someone violated the rights of his home he would defend himself with a shotgun He warned about minority rule and said the rights of 40 million Southerners can’t be taken away He spoke at a game management preserve meeting on Saturday night
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Man Shoots Wife in Argument Over Kiss
In Chicago Lawrence Mareno aged 48 shot his estranged wife after she refused a kiss, then fired at their infant daughter before killing himself. Virginia Mareno, 18, was badly wounded. infant Rita, two weeks old, unharmed. Grandmother Minnie Sadller 62 heard the events and reported the wife’s plea for life. Iraq bids in Basra for drilling 1000 wells in its desert areas.
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Felony Offenses Lodged Against Two City Men
Two men plead innocent to misdemeanor charges in County Court at Law No 2. Several defendants faced new felony charges including burglary illegal transportation of intoxicants and forgery. Bond amounts ranged from 150 to 1500 dollars as judges set prior bonds and handled liquor law violations.
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Magazine Claims Kennedy Article Distorted By GOP Campaign Group
The Saturday Evening Post protested that the Republican National Committee distorted its article on Senator John F. Kennedy in the campaign magazine Battle Line. The Post said the Battle Line version omits a sentence challenging the mastermind theory as untrue and distorts the article’s portrayal of Kennedy’s nomination.
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Study complaint over torn up tracks misled buyers
Government owned British Railways said it would study a complaint from Mr and Mrs George Haden that they were sold tickets in Potter Heigham and told the tracks to Wolverhampton had been torn up 18 months earlier when they attempted to board their train.
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Charges Filed In Attack Here
Police report Forrest Jones Brown 30 of a south Lubbock trailer park charged with assault with a deadly weapon after an attack on two officers Saturday. Detective Privett was cut by a knife and Pick handle struck Patrolman Rowland, who overpowered Brown. Additional counts include forgery and burglary in related cases.
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Forrest Jones Brown
South Lubbock
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Privett
Deputies Continue Checking Break-Ins Near Tatum
Deputies investigated two near Tatum ranch home break-ins with looted valuables including diamond rings, silverware, guns, and frozen meat. W Peter Smith and his son Billy Jim Smith reported losses totaling about 2,000 and 4,000 dollars respectively. Investigators noted electrical appliances, cowboy boots, bedspreads, and fishing tackle among the items. Both families were away at the time of the burglaries.
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Speciali
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Billy Jim Smith
John Pennell
Ike's Foreign Aid Power Is Unchanged
Washington AP report states Senate Appropriations Committee backs keeping President's authority to withhold information on foreign aid projects. House previously voted to restrict. Committee’s recommendation appears in report on a near 3.94 billion dollar foreign aid bill, a rise of about 99.3 million from the House vote.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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