Actress Gina Lollobrigida Granted Separation in Italy
Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida and her Yugoslav born husband Milko Skofic were granted a legal separation in Italy after 17 years of marriage. Their separation began last June by mutual agreement and custody of their son Milko aged eight was reported, with Skofic allowed visitation and time with the boy.
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Glenn Ford
Saudi Arabia
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Florence
Spy's Escape Triggers Security Furor Across Britain
British officials confront the fallout from George Blake's dramatic escape from Wormwood Scrubs Prison. The 44 year old ex diplomat who fed Russian secrecy is believed to have reached the Iron Curtain, prompting fears for undercover agents in Communist countries and possible withdrawals.
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UPI
George Blake
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Daily Mail
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Berlin
New Cancer Detection Method Shows Early Promise
Dr. Kenneth G. Scott and J. M. Vogel of San Francisco reported a simple inexpensive test that detects cancer in its earliest stages. They presented their findings at the Ninth International Cancer Congress, noting success in identifying cancer earlier than existing methods.
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Tokyo
NPI
Kenneth G. Scott
J. M. Vogel
San Francisco
International Cancer Congress
Jury-Picking in Sheppard Trial Proceeds Rapidly
In Cleveland six jurors seated for temporary panel as lawyers and judge push selection ahead. Six of Tuesday's session jurors seated. one woman, Mrs Helen Uhrin, declared opinions on the 1954 murder but said she could set them aside for evidence. Judge Talty overruled a joint challenge and excluded a defense question about opinions.
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UPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
Common Pleas
Francis J. Talty
John T. Corrigan
Helen Margaret Uhrin
Sheppard
Marilyn
Leo M
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
A Pauper In $70 000 Home
Mrs Dolores Robinson, living in a $70,000 Northbrook home, endures no heat or hot water and had lights paid only after relief workers paid a $240 electric bill. Since her husband left on Sept 5, 1965, she subsists on $14 weekly relief, loans, and her son’s earnings while filing for separate maintenance in Cook County Circuit Court.
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Chicago
UPI
Dolores Robinson
Northbrook
Saxon Resigns U.S. Comptroller Of The Currency
James J. Saxon, 52, Toledo lawyer and regulator credited with reviving the banking system, resigns as U S comptroller of the currency effective November 15 when his five year term ends. He announced at the American Bankers Association convention in San Francisco citing family expenses as his motive. Saxon and his wife Dorothy Stewart Bell have six children. He oversees about 4 800 national banks.
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UPI
James J. Saxon
Toledo
U.S
Dorothy Stewart Bell
Saxon
Housewife Boycotts Force Down Prices Across Chains
Housewives organized protests mirroring civil rights demonstrations and drove price cuts at Safeway Cashway Farrs and Piggly Wiggly across several regions. Groups with catchy names formed in Buffalo San Francisco Jacksonville and Long Island while pickets rallied at five Philadelphia area markets.
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