World in Brief Roundup From Across The Globe
Highlights include a New Jersey seal invading a private dock prompting a costly fish feast, injuries at a London theater, and a string of quirky reports from Urbana to Madison. Notable items cover a pink press pass trend in New York, a Wisconsin sales tax signoff vs cold snap, and unique local tales from England, Durham, and Macon as fires spark brief alarms.
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Ocean City
N.J
Joseph Noone
Noone
Hhey
Noones
Josi
Jack and
Jil
Allan Brice
Sack
Good Samaritans Urbana
UPI
Herschiel Cameron
Cameron
Melrose Park
Urbana
Glens Falls
N. Y
Paullee
New York
Madison
Wis
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Thorpe Satchville
England
Ben Berry
Billy
Durham
Cecil O'Brien
O'Brien
Hale
Bly
London
David Hill
Macon
Soviet Propaganda Sparks West Campaign Debates
Soviet propaganda outbursts against the United States and West Germany have escalated in recent weeks. Diplomats in Moscow say the aim is to scare the Russians rather than to annoy the West. The peak claim demanded General Adolf Heusinger, West Germany's NATO military committee head, be sent to Moscow for trial as a war criminal.
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Moscow
Heusinger
Washington
United States
Red Star
Military Service
Une
Kennedy praises local and state civil rights progress
Robert Kennedy in Palm Beach lauds year of civil rights advances by the Kennedy administration while emphasizing local and state responsibility. He cites desegregation gains, limited federal action, and ongoing court involvement as needed to curb discrimination in voting, employment, and transportation.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy
Robert F. Ken
Justice Department
Congress
Tegal
Commission
Attorney General
Thurpood Marshall
Vnroult Court
New York
Department
Air
600 U. S. marshals to Mont Schools
A statement cites a surge in desegregation tensions as 600 U.S. marshals are sent to Montana schools. Officials note a rise in disorder amid integration efforts and last spring’s violence, with cautious hope for a return to peaceful conditions.
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U. S
Mimgomery
Ale
Fragmentary OCR News Item With Jumbled Phrases
Partial readable text mentions a jailer and various names and places. The fragmentary lines suggest a local notice or brief item but lack clear actions, dates, or outcomes to define a coherent event or report.
Waterman elected president-elect of science group
The American Association for the Advancement of Science names Alay T. Waterman, director of the National Science Foundation, as president-elect of the organization.
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Benver
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Alay T. Waterman
The
National Science Foundation
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Robert Kennedy
Rongly
Presidential Commission On Equal Job Opportunity
Lyndon 5
Johnson
Hin Krethar
Dale Carnegie Caisse
Szetlon Oe Bale
Ora
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Broadway
Jet
Vermont LA
Paice WV
Heatington
Parks
Colton
Orduroy
Melearam
Serres
East 4Th Street
California
California Federal
U.S
F.S.L.I.C
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
California Federal Savings and Loan Association
Anaheim
Eagle AK
Comrado
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Sunset Mira
Wilshire Blvd
Lakewoon Miracle Mile
Rcseca
Woodall Ave
Whitshire Blvd
Sherman' S
Carsany Lages
Lapesiee & Wesse
Wey
Granada Hills
Devonshire St. Kit Halls
Downtown
Grand Los Angeles
Rancho Park
Pico Blvd
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