Marine veteran barbs after adopting Japanese girl
U S Marines veteran M Sgt Stanley G Baker tearfully says he cannot bring home his adopted daughter Yukie Fukkii Baker due to a U S immigration visa dispute. Baker adopted Yukie in Japan and faces delays as California social welfare requires a pre adoptive study not possible since the adoption occurred abroad. The family may relocate to Japan if the visa and welfare hurdles cannot be resolved.
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Buena Park
Calif
Japan
Yukie Fukkii Baker
Stanley G. Baker
Baker
Guadalcanal
Okinawa
Inchon
Los Angeles
America
Yamaguchi
California Department of Social Welfare
Jassure
Bakers
Marines
Martin Thinks Only Of Career In Quitting Film
Dean Martin refuses to appear in Something's Got to Give after Marilyn Monroe is fired by 20th Century Fox. He says he signed to work with Monroe and will not co star with another actress, citing his career as his only concern. Lee Remick replaces Monroe. studio files breach suit for absenteeism.
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Hollywood
UPI
Dean Martin
Marilyn Monroe
20Th Century Fox Studios
Martin
Marilyn
Lee Remick
Glamour Girl
Miss Lee Remick
Fractious Global Winds Test U S Statesmen
A 1962 reflection on Washington's strain as East and West clash on Berlin, China, and Asia. It notes Soviet economic woes with rising prices, Moscow’s explanations, and frictions with India, Pakistan, Syria, and Latin America. The piece hints that a US Russia duel might smooth tense diplomacy.
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U.S
Moscow
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Laos
South Viet Nam
India
United States
Pakistan
Washington
Central Treaty Organization
Red China
Pakiistan
Kashmir
Bird nest yields dollar bill in Cranston yard
In Cranston Rhode Island a homeowner named Thomas Siconio found a dollar bill woven into a bird nest that fell from a tree his wife spotted green stitching inside. The incident suggests the bill may have been placed there by the bird or hidden by someone else.
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Thomas Siconio
Japanese Court Fines Caddo Soldier for Vandalism
TOKYO AP A Japanese court fined Shreveport Louisiana soldier Pvt Thomas James Fulkerson Jr 25000 yen about 70 for ripping two brass letter plates from gates of the Soviet embassy. The incident occurred May 6 during Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin visit to Japan. Fulkerson stationed at Camp Drake near Tokyo returned the plates to Japanese police with an apology three days after the incident. The fine was issued under provisions covering destruction of property.
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Tokyo
Shreveport
Army
Thomas James Fulkerson Jr
Juri ‘Gagarin
Japan
Fulkerson
Camp Drake
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Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Berlin
Monroe News-Star
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Egypt
United Arab Republic
South America
Alliance For Progress
Russia
Breck
Winston
KR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N.C
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