Divorces Hit High-Profile Chicago Publisher and Herter Case
Marshall Field IV, heir to the Field fortune and publisher of the Chicago Sun Times and Daily News, was divorced from Katherine Woodruff Field in Reno after a 16 minute closed hearing. The decree sets custody terms for three children and outlines a property settlement. The Field Enterprises Inc. leadership positions are noted, including ownership of World Book Encyclopedia.
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Marshall Field Jr
Chicago
Katherine
Nevada
Frederick W. Woodruff
Joliet. II
Flewhanker
Field
Frederick Woodruff Held
Katherine Woodruff Field
Barbara Woodruff Field
Bowen
Field Enterprises, Inc
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Daily News
Algerian Aid Quits Over Fascism Fear in New Nation
Algerian National Assembly head Ferhat Abbas resigned in Algiers, accusing Premier Ahmed Ben Bella of leaning toward fascism. Abbas warned Algeria risks becoming a police state and criticized a one party constitution as turning representatives into robots. He led Algeria's exiled government and helped found the National Liberation Front.
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Algiers
APD
Ferhat Abbas
National Assembly
Ahmed Ben Bella
Abbas
Algeria
Ben Bella
France
Setif
Constituent Assembly
National Liberation Front
Nationa Liberation Front Politica Bureau
Man Shoots Self in Switzerland Accidentally Kills Grandchild
A 57 year old man committed suicide at his home in Hit kz Kirch dispatching a bullet through the ceiling and striking his infant granddaughter who was asleep on the floor above. The child died instantly.
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Baby
Hitzkirch
Switzerland
Fragmented Press Telegram Item Prompts Clarified Delivery
Readable fragments show a delivery note referencing a barrier, a mall transaction at 30 dollars, and a street in need of a pin or street detail. No clear persons, places, or events are fully identifiable for a complete summary.
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Pos Par
Nh Par Yaar
Rail Peace Talks Fail Triggering Congress Takeover
In Saigon an American Army captain was killed near Quang Ngai during a South Vietnamese operation against Viet Cong guerrillas. Another captain was injured. The death marks the 102nd American to die in Viet Nam since 1961 and the 25th combat death this year. The Defense Department counts 30 combat-associated and 26 non combat accidents among American fatalities. About 12,000 Americans are stationed in South Viet Nam for training and aid. Meanwhile in Washington a rail labor dispute collapsed after failed bargaining with five unions, raising prospects that Congress will intervene. Wirtz delayed a major rule change set to end August 29, as parties face possible ICC arbitration or Congress action.
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Quang Ngai
Saigon
U.S
South Viet
Ngo Dinh Diem
Defense Department
South Viet Nam
South Vietnam
U S Proposes Soviet Pact on Uranium Use
U S negotiator Charles C Stelle at the 17 nation disarmament conference urged a immediate agreement with Russia to halt production of fissionable material and repurpose stockpiled uranium for peaceful use rather than bombs. He called such steps feasible now and a logical follow up to last week's Moscow treaty banning atmospheric, outer space and underwater tests. Western negotiators aim to advance detentes on side issues ahead of a U S British Soviet foreign ministers meeting at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
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Geneva
United States
Russia
U. S
Charles C. Stelle
Disarmament Conference
Britain
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Lumbermen Near Accord in Walkout
Portland Oregon UPI reports near accord ends long lumber strike as negotiators for International Woodworkers of America and Labor and Sawmill Workers unions and Big Six Employers' Bargaining Assn draft a three year contract. If ratified by members, about 500 on strike in Oregon Washington Northern California and Montana could return to work. 6,400 have been out since June against St Regis and U S Plywood. The plan includes a 30 percent wage and benefit rise over three years and votes begin this week with results expected Sunday afternoon.
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St. Regis
U. S. Plywood
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Suzanne C. Herter
Jh Reno
Tuesley
Rom Christian A. Herter Jr
Secre
Meee AE Bmn
Betancourt
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Caracas
Interior
Manuel Me Tilla
Miguel Rodriguez Visa
Hugo Perez la Salinas
Enrique Monsalve Casado
Aranguren Zamora
Arturo Hernandez Grisanti
Mariano Pican Sala
San Jose
Grace Reed
Grace Trumbull Reed
Calif
Charles Wesley Reed
San Francisco
State Civil Service Commission
Hiram
Gina
Gina Lovobrigidia
Georgia Association of Broadcasters
Raymond Carmy
Association
Walb-Tv
Albany
State Board of Regents
Atlanta
University of Georgia
O. C. Aderhold
Ridley Bell
Gov. Rockefeller
Steven C. Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Rockefeller
Anne-Marie Rasmussen
Norway
Steven
Steven Ir
Press Telegram
Wirtz
Congress
U.s.army
Viet Nam
Nam
Res
Washington
UPI
Volved
W. Wilefigy
Jlard Wirtz
Senate
House Commerce Committees
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marina Glass
Scott
Magnolia
San Proaq
TED Miraflores
Kes
Tinkerbell
Broadway
Long Beach
Editions Beach
Los Altos
Bellflower
Stearns
New Arnell
Joy Stevens
C. Musketeer
D. Smock
Mister Sporbwaer
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