Ouster of Suleiman Nabulsi May Trigger Jordan Crisis
Jordan King Hussein moves to oust Premier Suleiman Nabulsi over a clash on aligning with Soviet or American influence. Reports say Amman roads were blocked and military chief Maatya was promoted as security chief as tensions rise with Washington watching Richards' Middle East mission.
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Arthur Gavshon
London
Jordan
Hussein
Suleiman Nabulsi
Washington
Egypt
Syria
Beirut
Lebanon
Amman
Mohammed Maatya
Maatya
Damascus
Bahjat Tabbarah
Nabulsi
Eisenhower
James P. Richards
Middle East
Richards
U.S. State Department
U.S
Life expectancy rising reshapes modern expectations
A breezy note reflects on longer lifespans and the wide range of possibilities people now anticipate. It hints at changing attitudes toward aging and future plans in contemporary society.
Pastor Defends Mate Exchange Plans in Suburban Row
In Millbrae California AP The Rev R F Winkelman says his congregation should reserve judgment as two couples plan to swap mates Dr Frank Schwartz 38 and wife Jean 32 with Martin Brooks 35 and wife Betty 35 The plan involves remarriage of both couples with adoptions and shared children while the ministers and spouses stress no one fully knows all factors involved.
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Jean Schwartz
Betty Brooks
Millbrae
Calif
Reno
R. F. Winkelman
Community ‘Methodist
San Francisco
Frank Schwartz
Jean
Martin Brooks
Betty
Schwartz
Brooks
Unidentified Object Crater Spotted in San Gabriel Yard
Sheriff deputies guard a San Gabriel yard after Army Ordnance experts dig a 10 by 10 foot crater. Officials say a falling object caused the crater possibly a missile meteor or duct bomb with no explosion heard. No hazardous material found as planes flew overhead.
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San Gabriel
Calif
Sheriff's Deputies
San Gabriel Valley
Los Angeles
Pat Murphy
Oscar
Murphy
Sher
Air Force
Testimony Ends in Cincinnati Murder Trial
In Cincinnati Arthur L. Redman 29 faces first degree murder charges for a November apartment fire that killed eight people eight including six children. The defense and state clashed over testimonies including Johnetta Clark whose statements shifted from threat claims to rebuttal. The judge ordered the police interrogation recording shown in full and the case headed to the jury.
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Cincinnati
Arthur L. Redman
Redmon
Johnetta Clark
Redman
Clark
Hisself
Criminal Court
Carson Hoy
Wet cold spell heads to Miami Valley this week
The forecast warns of more rain and lower temperatures in the Miami Valley. Today will be mostly cloudy with a high near 55 and showers possible. Tonight will be cloudy and cold with a low around 30, and Friday brings a high near 50 with continued chilly skies. The Middletown high yesterday reached 55 at 5 p.m. and the low this morning was 37 at 12:30 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Nine-year-old Roger Fritz Struck and Killed in Wadsworth
In Wadsworth Ohio nine year old Roger Fritz son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fritz was killed when a car struck him as he walked along Hartman Road near his home Wednesday night.
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Wadsworth
Ohio
Roger Fritz
Kenneth Fritz
Hartman Road
Israel Denies Egyptian Charges On Gulf Coast Occupation
Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Moshe Leshem rejected Cairo's claim that Israeli troops still occupy two points on the Aqaba Gulf coast and denied any UN protest. Egypt said Israelis stay at Taba and Ras el Nakb while warning they will not withdraw until Eilat is fortified. UN and U.S. pressure followed Israel’s October–November invasion. An Israeli border incident near Mt. Hebron was also reported.
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Moshe Leshem
Israel
United Nations
U.N
Gaza Strip
Taba
Eilat
Ras el Nakb
Sinai Peninsula
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf
United States
Egypt
UNEF
Mediterranean
Akhir
Unifs
E. L. M. Burns
Cairo
U. S
Raymond A. Hare
Nasser
Suez Canal
Hare
Tel Aviv
Jordan
Mt. Hebron
Income Tax Cut Hints Rise as Congress Debates Relief
The House leadership signals a possible income tax cut next Jan 1 as Democrats push a party driven effort to reduce taxes this session. Republicans voice cautious support if revenues stay strong and budget cuts continue, while the Senate lags behind with no action yet.
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Washington
Congress
Rayburn
Texas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Eisenhower
Martin
Massachusetts
Rep
Reed
New York
Waysland Means Committee
Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Death Penalty Waiting in Wife Lover Slaying Case
In Phoenix a jury of eight women and four men weighs a first degree murder charge against Robert Earl Sutton 29 of Dallas oil promoter for the slaying of his wife's lover William K Boone 28 a Phoenix disc jockey. Death in Arizona’s gas chamber is possible. The case centers on whether Sutton shot Boone in the back after Boone confronted him as Sutton’s estranged wife Freddie Davis Sutton 26 was involved with Boone. The jury deliberated four hours before night. Defense argues self defense while prosecutors claim malice aforethought and cold execution from behind.
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Phoenix
Ariz P
Robert Earl Sutton
Dallas
Arizona
William K. Boone
Sutton
Freddie ‘Davis Sutton
Maricopa County Superior Court
Boone
Larry Cantor
Marvin Johnson
Johnson
City weighs park decor with 74000 pound tank offer
Batesville Ark city council must decide within 30 days on decorating the park. It asked Letterkenny Ordnance Department for Civil War cannon. none available. As substitute, a 74000 pound medium tank with a 76 mm gun is offered for about 720 dollars freight. The department seeks a yes or no.
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Batesville
Ark
Letterkenny Ordnance Department
Chambersburg
British Timing Off On Tax Cut
The House passed a bill allowing Britain to postpone up to seven years of principal and interest on its postwar loan to the United States, potentially delaying about a billion dollars. Debate centered on a tax cut at home and the impact on U S taxpayers and Anglo American relations.
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Washington
House
Brittain
Eisenhower
Britain
U. S
Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
Rayburn
Tex
Martin
Mass
Legislaion
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Sheehan
R-Hill
Rooney
D-Ny
Gross
R-Iown
Elizabeth
Paris
United States
Gala at Louvre Dims on Venus de Milo for Queen Visit
At the Louvre in Paris a royal gala for Queen Elizabeth saw guests crowd the art spaces while cigars and cigarettes burned near ancient statues. Prince Philip and Rene Coty smoked as security kept Watch, and attendants removed empty glasses from the armless Greek goddess base.
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Prince Philip
Raphael
St.Michael
Premya Guy Mollet
Louvre Museum
Philip
Rene Coty
Elizabeth
Louvre
Tractor accident claims life in West Warren
Lawrence Higgs, 25, died when a tractor tipped, pinning his neck to the ground beneath the steering wheel in West Warren Utah. The incident details are under investigation by local authorities.
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West Warren
Utah
Lawrence Higgs
Chose Forty Days Chose Forty Days CHRIST AND LIFE
The piece reflects on the life of Jesus Christ, stressing his birth, death, and 33 years of ministry. It emphasizes his words, healing, and the example set for faith in God. The text links life to spiritual service and world peace through his teachings.
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Jesus
God
Odds Against Success Siamese Twins Face Risky Head Operation
Hollywood report on 1 month old Siamese twins Larry and Terry Powell from Gardena California facing possible staged brain separation at Children's Hospital. Neurosurgeons test feasibility. outcome hinges on brain tissue confluence. parental consent given if approved. Prior cases cited include Andrews sisters from Chicago and Dee Brodie case with limited survival.
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Hollywood
Larry
Terry Powell
Children’s Hospital
Jack Powell
Gardena
Calif
Rodney ‘Dee Brodie
Chicago
Oborah Marie
Christine Mary Andrews
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France
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