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Won't Quit Alliance Blood Sale Evidence in Lindley Custody Case
In New York a court heard that Hilda Lindley, wife of Francis Vinton Lindley, sold a pint of her blood for $15 to buy food amid months of unemployment and depleted savings. The judge granted custody of three children and ordered $30 weekly child support. no alimony. In Oslo, Norway told the Soviet Union NATO membership was essential for peace and security and that Norway would not quit the alliance despite threats to bases and weapons. Premier Einar Gerhardsen reiterated Norway’s stance and called for realistic disarmament under proper control.
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