Prime Minister Douglas-Home Faces Hecklers in Birmingham Rally
At a Birmingham rally Sir Alec Douglas-Home was shouted down by hundreds of students and others. Quintin Hogg endured jeers in London as Labour leader Harold Wilson condemned the rowdy tactic amid election campaigns. Police intervened to clear paths for officials and calm the crowds.
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Ann Landers Advice Column Snippets From Reader Letters
Dear Mary questions gallstone exhibit in living room and Ann declares it in bad taste. Trouble in Omaha asks about privacy and divorce. Ann suggests mediation with clergy or Family Service Association. A couple seeks guidance on loan repayment from brother in law and debt amid family finances.
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NATO chief refuses to confirm tactical nuclear authority
Gen Lyman L Lemnitzer arrives at Norfolk to address the Armed Forces Staff College and declines to confirm or deny that NATO has delegated authority to use tactical nuclear weapons. The issue has featured in the 1964 campaign with Goldwater and Nixon weighing in on NATO command policy amid calls for presidential consultation during crises.
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Baltic harbor gains Europe's largest crane in Helsinki
Helsinki unveils a giant harbor crane claimed to be Europe’s biggest, enhancing cargo operations at the port. The towering machine stands as a milestone for Finnish logistics and regional shipping capacity.
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Four Western attaches to return to Moscow amid spy charges
Reports say the four military attaches Colonel George A. Aubrey and Lieutenant Colonel Karl R. Liever of the U S Army, Major James F. Smith of the U S Air Force, and Lieutenant Commander Nigel N. Saville of the British Navy may fly back to Moscow on Friday then depart to London. A U S embassy spokesman said they are returning to their posts though defense authorities might order their recall. Russian papers have publicized spy accusations with notes and photos from their hotel rooms.
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Hymn singing fades in modern worship say church leader
United Press International reports Locke Bowman Jr of the United Presbyterian Church laments that hymn singing has diminished in everyday worship. A 116 church survey found Presbyterians favor a few enduring hymns, led by Holy Holy Holy, with most congregations sticking to a slim hymn selection despite rich options.
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Wolfforth Farmer Injured In Collision
A 50-year-old Wolfforth farmer, Frank Joseph Sehon, was injured in a two truck crash about 4 30 p m Thursday on an unpaved road a mile east of Wolfforth He was hospitalized at Mercy Hospital Slaton in satisfactory condition Lasher patrolmen Jim Singleton and Earl Bartley of Lubbock said Sehon was traveling west and Eliverio Cruz Acuna of Slaton was heading south when the trucks collided Sehon's vehicle overturned.
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Wife Changes Her Mind Again in London Divorce Saga
Mrs. Dean Stewart, who married Hugh Stewart in 1940, divorced in 1949, remarried in 1956, and filed for divorce in January, asked a judge to rescind the latest decree. The judge agreed after learning the Stewarts are living together again.
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Cell, Inc. Plans Netherlands Subsidiary for Dutch Market
Plan announced by Cell Inc a UPI report says the firm will form a Netherlands subsidiary to pursue new business in Holland and Gere many.
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