Impressive-Titled Prince In Pursuit Of His Toes
AP reports Monaco heir Albert Alexandre Louis Pierre, born March 14 1958, as a six month old prince more likely chasing his toes than plotting statecraft. The future Albert II is heir to the Grimaldi throne, enjoys Disney murals, sleeps long, and may study in Switzerland or the United States.
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John Roderick Monte Carlo
Albert Alexandre Louis Pierre
Monaco
Marquis Des Baux
Order of Grimaldi
Palace
Philadelphia
Grace Kelly
Prince Charming
Rainier
Albert
John B. Kelly
Grimaldis
Caroline
Princess Grace
Palace Nursery
Marquis Des Eaux
Order of
Grimaldi
Jon
Rosay
Lausanne
Switzerland
United States
Albert II
Albert I
Ite
Otto Canella
Grimaldo
New Signs Indicate Radiation Threat To Heredity Eases
Geneva AP reports Sir John Cockcroft says optimism grows that radiation is less harmful to human heredity and future children. New U N atoms for peace conference findings suggest genetic dangers may be reconsidered. Mouse experiments show genes may recover from smaller doses, not strictly cumulative. Studies begin on human population fitness.
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Geneva
Britain
Sir John Cockcroft
John
U.N
Sir John
William and
Lillian Russell
Oak Ridge, Tenn
T. C. Carter
Harwell
Hammarskjold Pleased With Talks With Arab Leaders
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold returned from the Middle East and said talks with regional government leaders were highly useful. He stressed the mission aimed to gather background, not negotiate, with a report due to the UN General Assembly by month end.
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New York
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Middle East
UN General Assembly
Idlewild
Hammarskjold
Third party likely from integration fight, Alcorn and Butler clash
Meade Alcorn and Paul Butler engaged in a heated exchange at the Kansas City Press Club Griddle Show predicting a third party will emerge from the integration fight. Alcorn said he can make the same speech in Little Rock as in Chicago and criticized labor leaders while Butler warned against backing leaders who flout the law. Robert Kennedy urged Teamsters to purge Hoffa to curb corruption amid concerns over longshoremen and Bridges.
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Kansas City
UPI
Meade Alcorn
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Alcorn
Republican National
Kansas City Press. Club
NBC
Chet Huntley
Little Rock
Chicago
Walter Reuther
White House
Jimmy Hoffas
Dave Becks
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Rackets Committee
Weather forecast shows fair skies with scattered showers
Mostly fair weather is expected today with clear to partly cloudy skies. Showers are possible in Florida, the central and southern Plains, and the upper Mississippi Valley. It will be cooler in northern New England, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and the upper Mississippi Valley, with warmer conditions in the middle and south Atlantic states, Ohio, Tennessee, and the mid Mississippi valleys.
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Florida
Central
Southern Plains
Mississippi Valley
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Upper
Plains States
South Atlantic
Ohio
Tennessee
mid-Mississippi
Program Planning Workshop Aids Caprock Girl Scouts
Caprock Girl Scout Council volunteers will attend a program planning workshop at First Methodist Church. The session covers age group programs for 274 troops in the 914 county area with talks by Lubbock and Levelland leaders. A film will be shown at lunch and discussions on international friendship nature and community service follow.
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Caprock
Dial
C. R. Cagle
Lubbock
Clyde Moss
Levelland
Grand jury to review 57 cases including murder and burglary
District Attorney George Gilkerson said the 140 th District grand jury will convene Monday to consider 57 cases for possible indictments. Included are one murder charge two attempted murder cases and eight burglary cases plus three robbery by assault cases involving Latin Americans. The Maya Nepal Airline Corporation in Katmandu has taken over its first aircraft.
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Dist
George Gilkerson
Maya Nepal Airline Corporation
Katmandu
iRepair Of School Textbooks By Prisoners Ruled Legal
A Texas attorney general ruling states it would be legal for state prisons to repair public school textbooks. The opinion, sought by the Department of Corrections director, cites constitutional bidding requirements and notes potential benefits such as inmate employment and cost savings for schools.
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iRepair
Hlegal Austin
Atty
Will Wilson
Wilson
O.B. Ellis
Department of Corrections
Board of Education
Filis
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Jack Yates
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