Nehru Objects to Voice of America Pact in Parliament
New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru criticized the July 9 agreement to relay Voice of America programs to Southeast Asia in exchange for a transmitter. He warned the pact would strain Indo-US relations and contravene India’s nonalignment policy. US officials reportedly refuse delivery unless the transmitter is used for American programs. The issue underscores tensions over Cold War broadcasting and sovereignty.
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Woman witnesses fatal two car crash near Barstow
A young woman trailing her mother witnessed a collision on U S 66 thirteen miles east of Barstow that killed three people, including Mrs. Sarah A. Lance, 48, of Sacramento, and William C. Parker, 89, of Black Jack, Ohio, along with his daughter Devorah. Three others were critically injured. Mrs Lance’s car lost control on a curve and struck Parker’s vehicle.
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Polio Patient Sues City and County Over Vaccine
Oscar Hatecin, 34, files a $1 million suit against the city of Los Angeles and Los Angeles County alleging polio after receiving Sabin oral vaccine on three occasions. He claims negligence and breach of warranty in vaccine manufacture and handling.
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Explorer Wood Geography Annulment Case Recounted
New York i Explorer Wood and American Geographical Society President Walter A Wood won an annulment from his third wife Helena Wood on grounds her prior Mexican divorce was invalid. Judge Samuel Coleman ruled lack of residence certificate invalidated the divorce despite Helena appearing in Juarez court. The spouses had marriages in France 1958 and New York 1960. Wood denied suggesting infidelity while claiming marital issues and companionship with Lorraine Allen.
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Mexico
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Lorraine Allen
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County supervisor calls for uniforms for all employees
San Joaquin County Supervisor Charles Hawkins proposes county employees wear uniforms so the public can identify them in public places like coffee shops and taverns, amid concerns about accountability and visibility in daily life.
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Pope Names Archbishop of Milan Amid Vacancy
Pope Paul VI named Giovanni Battista Colombo 60 as the new archbishop of Milan. Colombo, previously auxiliary and titular bishop of Philippopolis in Arabia, has led Milan as archbishop since October 25, 1960. He succeeds the late Pope John XXIII who died in June.
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Defender Marshall Liven Honored Post
Chicago report notes Defender Marshall Liven to receive honorary post as assistant attorney general. Ceremony details unclear due to fragmented text. article references The Defenders TV role and mentions General William G. Clark and EG Marshall.
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Kefauver Buried at His Tennessee Home in East Tennessee
In Madisonville Tennessee the coffin of Esteg Kefauver a U S senator known for the coonskin cap symbol was laid to rest at the family home as a heavy downpour fell on mourners including Vice President Lyndon B Johnson and Adlai E Stevenson. The 60 year old Democrat died of a heart attack last week. The service on the porch featured Rev DilNand Mynati reading a psalm and an Air Force honor guard presenting the flag draped casket. The town with 1800 residents closed businesses as an estimated 5000 to 10000 gathered for the burial. Kefauver who was serving his third term crusaded against crime and monopoly and sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 1952 and 1956 with Stevenson as his running mate in 1956.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Senate
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Bass) Crump
Memphis
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Lion Freed After City Night Court Dismisses Charge
Lawrence Benedict of Lancaster Pa faced a charge for unsafe ownership after officers found a 400 pound lion named George near Fifth Avenue. A shelter spokesman called the animal friendly and the judge dismissed the case as Benedict planned to depart New York. George has a history with owners including Ted Moore in 1955 before Benedict acquired him. Lisle Beardslee, 83, former GM secretary, died Tuesday in Milwaukee.
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