Moon ownership dispute sparks claims and court watch
In Phoenix two men claim ownership of the moon after filing a warranty deed. A New Orleans professor who died years earlier had filed a similar claim in Illinois. Other items include a Michigan car bicycle crash explanation, a marriage license price veto, a baby boy reported as a girl, a tight rubber girdle fatally binding a fish, and a Moscow police chief tough on traffic violators.
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Soviet envoy Menshikov urges high level trade exchanges
In Washington Soviet envoy Mikhail Menshikov said greater direct contact between leaders and the broader public would reduce misunderstandings and foster better relations with the United States. He criticized U S trade restrictions on the Soviet Union, urged their removal, and called for a summit conference while noting ideological disagreements should not fuel hostility.
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Bourguiba urges NATO to halt Algerian conflict
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba called on NATO powers to intervene to end the France Algeria war. He voiced this in a broadcast summary noting a possible widening of talks to cover broader issues between the West and Russia, urging timely negotiations.
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Southland Arrivals Easing Off
Southern California migration slows after decades of prior surges. Officials blame weak business conditions for the shift as Los Angeles and other Southland centers see population growth decelerate from wartime and postwar highs. City playing department notes only slight summer increase.
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Oceanfront hotel sets private baths and dining rate
A damaged OCR reads an oceanfront hotel offering private baths and wall-to-wall carpet. It lists large dining rooms facing the sea, room and meals priced at 24.50 per person, and breakfast options. Fragments mention contact numbers and names, with references to beverages and services.
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Princess Margaret May Visit United States Debated
London's royal circle weighs whether Princess Margaret, 27, should undertake a 24 day official visit to Canada with possible U S stopovers. Officials consider caution to avoid upsetting British American sentiment and protocol constraints while weighing a potential cross border trip in the summer.
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