Divorcee's claim of wife's edict ends in split after 40 years
Antonas Waitkunas testified that after 40 years with one company his wife issued a no-work rule and rationed his pension to one meal daily. Circuit Judge Miles N. Culehan granted a divorce. his wife, 64, reportedly hosted a lover while he received only $10 monthly from his $150 pension.
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Housing veto threats in House clash over bill
Democratic backed measure to fund federal housing with about 2.075 billion dollars faced GOP opposition. Banking Committee advanced the bill despite Republican claims of budget harm, as Senate moved toward a roughly 2.66 billion dollar housing grants and loans package.
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Drug combo eases narcotics withdrawal say doctors
Dr Stuart C Knox of California reports a two drug combination helped narcotics addicts through withdrawal at the College of Medical Evangelists in Los Angeles. He cites nearly 100 cases with some patients avoiding relapse and notes potential for outpatient treatment if laws change.
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Mexico rail strike ends with partial return to work
Mexico City reports two thirds of the government rail system halted by a wage strike by about 70 000 railway workers led by Demetrio Vallejo. By noon today workers faced dismissal if not back on duty as talks continued and emergency crews manned key routes to Guadalajara Vera Cr uz Ciudad Juarez.
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Unclear clipping yields stray names and items
Fragmentary OCR text from Beach California references names and dates, but Legible context is missing. Key entities are uncertain, making a precise summary difficult without the full readable content.
Expert on Russia Warns Reds Stockpiling Like Korea Era
Werner Scharndorff, an Eastern bloc specialist, says the Soviet Union and allies are again stockpiling medicines, antibiotics, rubber, copper, and fuel in a move mirroring preparatory actions before the Korean War. He notes large purchases and potential pressure on Berlin and global markets as evidence.
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