Mahalia Jackson postpones European tour for heart reasons
Gospel singer Mahalia Jackson, age 55, has indefinitely postponed her European concert tour on doctor advice to prevent a possible heart attack. Dr Rolf Schroeder warned the burden of performing could strain her heart. she expressed deep longing to sing and concern for fans who paid to attend.
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Mahalia Jackson
Rolf Schroeder
West Berlin Westend
Miss Jackson
Friend recalls Col Rudolf Abel after 1962 swap
Nice Friend reports AP noting Burton Silverman travels to Moscow to reconnect with former Brooklyn Heights neighbor Emil Goldfus, revealed as Col Rudolf Abel, the Soviet spy exchanged in 1962 for U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers. Silverman recalls their early friendship before Abel’s true identity was known.
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Burton Silverman
Moscow
Brookelyn Heights
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Rudolf Abel
Francis Cary Powers
Silverman
Brooklyn
Levy Waiting for Bail Hearing on Disloyalty Case
Army Captain Howard B. Levy, convicted of disloyalty and disobedience for refusing to train Vietnam bound medics, must wait until October for a bail appeal hearing. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond declined an earlier hearing, notifying Columbia, D.C. officials on Monday.
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Howard B. Levy
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Nerve Tension at Cho La Pass Between India and China
A Himalayan kingom report says Indian and Communist Chinese troops face off with fixed bayonets three to four yards apart at Cho La pass on the Sikkim border. Chinese patrols crossed earlier this month but withdrew when challenged. later stronger incursions have led to both sides claiming the pass.
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India
Sikkim
Cho la
Hindu
Gangtok
Kiss Scene Sparks Cairo Magazine Controversy
A Cairo magazine Kawakib labeled Omar Sharif "effeminate" and warned against Barbra Streisand, urging removal of Sharif from Arab nationality. Streisand stars with Sharif in Funny Girl. the piece provoked accusations of disloyalty and insult amid ongoing nationalist tensions.
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Belgium Keeps 1500 Advisers From Congo
The Belgian government will not recall about 1500 technical advisers to the Congo unless it can guarantee better protection for the group. The decision followed a cabinet meeting on Monday. Most advisers are abroad for summer vacation. Nearly 30 Belgian civilians were killed by undisciplined Congolese soldiers.
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Former SDSU editor sentenced in marijuana smuggling case
San Diego California AP reports Pennie Jo Bilyeu a former managing editor of San Diego State College's newspaper was sentenced to six years in federal prison for smuggling marijuana.
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Pennie Jo Bilyeu
San Diego State College
The Stork Loses Fight With School Board
In Pittsburgh, Mrs. John Hill, a 42 year old elementary school music teacher on sabbatical at Duquesne University, was fired after giving birth to her fourth child while on leave. The school board argued she failed to report her pregnancy. she argued she fulfilled her sabbatical terms and kept working until Jonathan’s birth. The board denied her sabbatical allowance about 3000 dollars and rejected her appeal by one vote.
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Duquesne University
Stanley R. Duda
Chartiers Valley
Dada
Jonathan
Duda
New Sensing Techniques Aid Farming Tools
College Station Texas AP Special reports new sensing methods using photography radar and heat measurements from planes or satellites offer early detection of crop disease vigor moisture and fertilizer byproducts. Experts say radar could image large areas quickly while infrared reflectance signals plant health aiding agricultural science and biology.
Chinese British clash outside London legation shocks city
London witnessed violent clashes as Red China’s diplomatic mission and police battled in the legation area. Chinese and British demonstrators fought with sticks bottles and furniture as ambulances treated injured officers and staff. Chinese Charge d affaires Shen Ping condemned the police action at the Foreign Office.
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Red China
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Mao
China
Shen Ping
Foreign Office
Television Log Chronicle of May 13 Schedule Crazies
TV and film schedules show a dense list of daytime and evening programs for May 13. Notable items include Dick Van Dyke, Love of Life, Jeopardy, Guiding Light, Match Game, Password, As The World Turns, Edge of Night, Perry Mason, Dark Shadows, The Dating Game, The Tonight Show family, and several movies and religious broadcasts, with numerous game shows and soap operas across channels.
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Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Password
Bette Hayes
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Secret Storm
Perry Mason
District Court Terms Set for September Start
The September term of the District Court serving Anderson and Franklin counties begins September 11 and runs to January 1. Eighteen civil cases and 17 criminal cases are listed. A panel of 32 jurors reports at 9 30 a.m. September 25, with names by residence including Ottawa Ottawa Rural Williamsburg and Lane among others.
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Harold Wilson Stakes Prestige On Cabinet Move
UK Prime Minister Harold Wilson uses a Cabinet shakeup to push economic revival and Europe plans. He gains control of Economic Affairs, aims to cut unemployment, strengthen the pound, curb wage restraints, and push UK entry to the Common Market. New appointees include George Thomson and Anthony Crosland, while Douglas Jay exits as trade chief.
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Anthony Crosland
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Michael Stewart
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Arthur Bottomley
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Memorial Drive Fund Aims to Rename Hangar 9 for Edward White
A fund drive in San Antonio seeks to restore Hangar 9 at Brooks AFB and rename it in honor of astronaut Edward H. White II who perished in a fire aboard an Apollo spacecraft.
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Tex
APA
Brooks Air Force Base
Edward H. White II
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