Senate set to probe illegal sale of infants nationwide
Senate investigators will hold hearings on trafficking in babies born to unwed mothers. The probe cites 45,000 annual cases, interstate transfers, foreign adoptions, and profits up to ten thousand dollars. Dodd urges a new federal law to curb inhuman practices while protecting legitimate adoption work.
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D.-Conn
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Prices Set for Tivoli Style Amusement at Fair
Deegan announced $100000 lighting upgrades and new price cuts for shows at the fair amusement section inspired by Tivoli Copenhagen. Box office prices will drop for Broadway With Love at the Texas Pavilion Wonder World at the amphitheatre the circus and Poupees de Paris with current prices ranging from $1 to $4.80. Attendance targets 5 million, with figures near that mark expected today or Friday.
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Talks on Soviet participation in global satellite system
Geneva reports that talks will open Monday on how the Soviet Union can join the planned Communications Satellite Corp system. Comsat, created in 1964, invited Russia and others to participate in the space communications network. Russia signaled willingness, though the U.S. has not been formally notified. American officials would welcome participation if genuine.
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Peace for Kashmir Talks Progress Amid Frontline Firing
As India and Pakistan hold talks on Kashmir peace, frontline clashes continue for three days with sporadic firing and heavy exchanges at three points near the cease-fire line. UN observers report cross-border fire and civilian casualties, while leaders in New Delhi and Rawalpindi urge restraint though no concessions shown.
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Old Town Goes Gaudy as Chicago’s Quaint District Turns Commercial
Old Town, once a Victorian and gaslight era enclave, saw its two day charity art fair draw about 40 000 visitors, signaling a shift from quaint charm to heavy commercialism on Wells Street. Residents note success fuels expansion of bars shops and eateries drawing crowds and change. Tokyo warns fishing villages to increase precautions against Nidal wave damage.
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Polish Cardinal Decries Ban On Religious Observances
Polish religious leaders including Primate Stefan Cardinal were quoted condemning a government ban on children’s religious observances at state holiday camps. The bishops said children were forbidden from church attendance individually or in groups and warned penalties for noncompliance. They argued church practice aligns with natural law and Polish constitutional guarantees of freedom of belief.
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World Medical Association congress meets to amend code
Nearly 1,000 delegates from 41 countries convened the World Medical Association to discuss new recommendations for the medical code of ethics. Separate note mentions purple bristled scales in bristle cone pine, highlighting the species common name.
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Finland
UPD
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Zanzibar Welcomes Haile Selassie Amid Merged State Pomp
In Zanzibar and Tanganyika, now United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar, Haile Selassie visited as President Nyerere and Vice President Karume led joint welcomes. Karume publicly dismissed rulers and urged a workers' state, while soldiers shed Cuban styles for Tanganyika uniforms and a parade was planned but canceled.
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Ethiopia
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Tanganyika
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