Mother Admits Abandoning Son in Miami Airport
A Detroit mother admitted to a Miami judge that she left her minimally retarded 13 year old son, Richard, at a Miami airport with three cents and no identification. Richard, who has brain damage from illness at 18 months, was found at the airport after a nationwide search. The mother, Mrs Victor Thorne, was ordered to undergo psychiatric examination at Jackson Memorial Hospital as another hearing was scheduled.
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Film Star Clara Bow Dies at 80 in Culver City
Hollywood reports Clara Bow legendary "It" girl dies at 80 in her Culver City home. Cause disputed by family as heart attack suspected. confirmation uncertain.
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India Pakistan truce fragile as attacks escalate
UN chief Thant told the Security Council the cease-fire in Kashmir is not holding amid two major attacks claimed by Pakistan and counterclaims of Indian incursions. India's Shastri rejects a UN peacekeeping force, proposing observers only. Federal court rulings loom over Lowndes County murder trials tied to civil rights workers.
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B52s Strike Viet Cong Area Near Saigon and Tay Ninh
U S B52 bombers conducted their 33rd strike of the Vietnam war blasting a Viet Cong area 55 miles northwest of Saigon near the Cambodian border 15 miles northeast of Tay Ninh. Communications claim Viet Cong executed two American soldiers Sunday in reprisal for earlier executions. South Vietnamese troops reported 48 Viet Cong killed attempting to overrun an outpost near Quang Ngai. air attacks followed. A US spokesman attributed the Ben Hai bridge bombing to American planes.
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McCulloch Says Site for Atom Smasher Will Be Chosen Fairly
Rep. William McCulloch Ohio asserts the AEC site selection for a $340 million atom smasher will be nonpolitical. White House pressure denied by AEC spokesman. NAS review may narrow applications from 126 to four to six sites with Iowa locations North Liberty and Sunbury оста.
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Frosty Weather Chills Northern U S Border Regions
The Associated Press reports freezing temperatures across the northern U S from Maine to Montana with frost and rain damaging crops. Montana, Michigan in 20s. Dakotas and Minnesota see snow. Wisconsin faces potential heavy corn losses. carrots and cabbage also hurt. Farm Progress Show postponed in Iowa due to frequent rains. Florida rain troches, Texas floods. Northeast drought persists despite brief showers, Maine New Hampshire Vermont frost noted.
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Woes Face Dominican Regime
SANTO DOMINGO reports a serious deterioration in the internal political situation as the provisional government struggles three weeks in power under Dr. Hector Garcia Godoy. The return of ex-President Juan Bosch and the reappearance of U S Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker heighten tensions, though a 10,000-member Inter-American peace force is expected to deter large-scale violence.
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Kosygin unveils plan to overhaul Soviet economy
Premier Alexei Kosygin delivered a closed session report to the Central Committee outlining reforms to improve industry management, refine planning, and strengthen incentives. Tass did not quote him. The meeting followed Khrushchev's ouster last October.
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Kennedy Says Brother Gave Impetus to JFK Legacy
Senator Edward M Kennedy believes John F Kennedy will be remembered for giving the country a new impetus. He credits Kennedy with dramatizing national needs and engaging youth while aiding the underprivileged. He notes Medicare and aid to education were ripe for passage, and adds Johnson works hard at relations with Congress.
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