Scared lion no threat leads to city permit law
GRAND RAPIDS Mich AP Thor a 200 pound African lion may stay in Woodrow W Woodhouse basement as city commission approves a permit system for wild animals inside city limits The law change follows news of Thor biting his owner prompting a complaint to the prosecutor’s office and Woodhouse’s push for the measure Thor reportedly would avoid people if it escaped, according to Woodhouse during the commission discussion.
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More Elections To Come Cincy Dairy Local Pitches Out Hoffa
Cincinnati AP reports that 1664 to 12 members of the Independent Milk and Dairy Drivers Union voted to quit the Teamsters and join the AFL-CIO after a 99.5 percent win. The NLRB supervised secret ballot as part of ongoing local revolts against Hoffa. Luken cites persistence of dissent and plans to seek a charter in Washington as soon as able.
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United States pressed in UN to pause nuclear tests
At the United Nations in New York, pressure mounted for a voluntary moratorium on nuclear tests. Several Western nations backed India sponsored appeals while the US warned it might resume atmospheric tests unless effective controls are included. Japan urged US restraint as Dean accused the USSR of timing tests to appear compliant.
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Trick Treat Or Your Life In Suburban Ecorse
Two adults in clown costumes robbed Garland Deshazer at his home in Ecorse taking 675 in rolled coins and two revolvers from his bedroom. Deshazer, 50, owner of a grocery store, reported the incident to police.
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Garland Deshazer
Ecorse
Deshazer
Unprecedented U S Japanese cabinet summit opens in Hakone
Eleven cabinet members from the United States and Japan gathered in Hakone for a three day meeting on trade and economic matters. Secretary Rusk and Foreign Minister Kosaka led the talks with Udall Hodges Goldberg Fowler and Heller among the U S participants. The gathering marks the first official visit by so many U S officials to Japan at one time in a bid to deepen a bilateral partnership.
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Zentaro Kosaka
Rusk
Tokyo
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Luther H. Hodges
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Arthur J Goldberg
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Henry H. Fowler
Walter W. Heller
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Council of Economic Advisors
Red Meeting Ends With 'K' On Top
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Communist party closed its 22nd congress with Khrushchev's 20 year plan to make the USSR a premier industrial power and lift living standards. Delegates endorsed his pledge while underscoring policy rifts with China, Albania faced expulsion, Stalin denounced as a mass murderer, and Molotov Malenkov Kaganovich smeared. Khrushchev, re elected to head the party, urged hard work to reach goals including 250 million tons of steel and rent free apartments. Stalin's body was moved from Lenin tomb to the Kremlin wall, grave nearby veterans. Khrushchev blasted Albania’s leadership, warning against Stalinist practices.
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Soviets Report Two Smaller Nuclear Explosions
The United States Atomic Energy Commission says the Soviet Union detonated two more devices at an Arctic test site, one several megatons and the other likely under a megaton. The two blasts are the 27th and 26th since tests resumed last Sept. 1, amid broader concerns over fallout and global impact.
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Todayvs Chuckle A Boy With Restless Noise and Dirt
A young boy named Todayvs Chuckle becomes a focus as neighbors note a restless presence and dirt on the child drawing concern. Authorities investigate conditions and urge care for the youth amid local attention.
Conscience Drives Tax Payment Detected in Indiana
Indiana's State Revenue Department cross checked gross income tax returns and received a suspicious letter with four $100 bills and two $50 bills plus a note reading Con science gross tax money please forgive. The $500 payment related to an income of $33 333 33 was added to gross tax receipts.
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State Revenue Department
Panair DC7 crashes near Recife. 35 of 76 passengers survive
A Panair do Brasil DC7 from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro crashed on approach to Recife, igniting after impact. Of 85 passengers and nine crew, 35 passengers and two crew members survived. Most aboard were Portuguese or Brazilian. no U.S. nationals were aboard. Witnesses reported two explosions before the wreck.
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Belize Devastated by Hurricane Hattie Strikes Capital
Belize, population 31,000, was virtually destroyed by Hurricane Hattie with fierce winds and high tides. Only two casualties reported. government radio and air-field tower smashed while a police emergency network remained. Evacuations reached 30,000 residents as aid converged from Miami and Mexico.
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Hal Holler
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Honduras
Heller
Compania Mexicana de Aviacion
Merida
Yucatan
Mexico
30 Slain in Moslem Riots Across Algeria
Algerian unrest on the seventh anniversary of the rebellion left about 30 Moslems killed according to a government spokesman. In Algiers seven Moslems died and there were numerous injuries as riots erupted across several cities including Constantine and Oran. French troops and police ringed quarters to contain protests while residents demonstrated in support of the nationalist government.
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Mostaganem
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Progenitor of 159 Descendents Dies
Nora Mayo of Woodbury died Tuesday ending a family legacy that included 11 children, 58 grandchildren, 75 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren. The obituary notes she was the matriarch who spawned a vast lineage.
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Nora Mayo
Old Code Amended A Little Bit At Memphis State
Memphis Tenn. This eleventh commandment was posted Tuesday for student guidance at Memphis State. It reads Thou shalt not share a chair in the Student Center with a member of the opposite sex. The notice reflects campus rules on conduct.
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Memphis State
Neutron Bomb Focus Reported in Test Plans
Reports from New York newspapers claim the United States aimed to resume nuclear testing with a neutron death ray bomb. Unnamed officials describe it as capable of killing through three feet of concrete while minimally damaging buildings, sparking debate over strategic use and ethics.
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New York Journal-American
United States
Satellite Launch Sizzles in Cape Canaveral Explosion
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A Blue Scout rocket attempting to orbit a satellite for a world tracking program spiraled out of control shortly after liftoff at 1032 am. The 75 foot projectile lurched and the autopilot failed to steady it as the vehicle spun and exploded 20 seconds after launch.
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U.S
Weather outlook: warmer start then cooling rest of week
Temperatures will run 3 to 7 degrees above normal through Friday with highs around 61 and lows near 41. Rainfall averages from one fourth to one inch in showers Thursday and again over the weekend. Tonight’s low near 49 and Thursday’s high near 67. Yesterday’s official high reached 65 at noon. overnight low was 49 at 6 am today.
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