DIY birth sparks legal clash in Ebury St case
In a London area incident, Lees delivered his wife’s baby at home against medical advice under the 1951 Midwives Act. Roberts, a 28-year-old technician, pleaded guilty but was released on probation after claiming he misunderstood the law. The baby, Lynda, weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces, born November 20, with Sheila recovering.
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T Roberts
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Short Tax Form Up to $15,000 Looms
Washington tax officials discuss expanding the 1040A short form to wages dividends and interest up to 15000 while noting current limits. Internal Revenue Commissioner Dana Latham says the service is studying possible ceiling increases and broader simplifications to ease taxpayers burden.
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Latham
Pevenue Service
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Messures
Pree, of Jobs, Too Manila Police Explain Pay Gap
In Ca loocan near Manila, bachelor policemen faced pay and budget strains. An exiled ex-attorney notes the fund shortage and sparse family support as factors while authorities develop ideas on sparing taxpayer funds.
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UPI
Caloocan
Los Angeles
Serge Mikoyan Sees Himself as a White Sheep
Serge Mikoyan, son of Anastas Mikoyan, travels with his father in the United States. He is an air force non-officer and the only brother not in the service. Aware of his siblings’ ranks, he describes himself as a white sheep, fluent in English, studying international relations, and a first-time visitor to the U.S. He recalls William Jennings Bryan and notes his own scholarly background at Moscow University as a candidate-equivalent for a doctorate.
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Denial of Plan to Exile Jews by Soviet Leader Mikoyan
An official denial from Mikoyan to American Jewish Committee representatives refutes reports that Russia planned to force Jews to migrate to Siberia and establish a Jewish state in Birobidzhan. Lehman and Engel noted no foundation for the exile claim, while observers note the Jewish Autonomous Region’s limited Jewish population today.
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Writer Cohen's Son Inherits $1 In Will
Los Angeles born writer Octavus Roy Cohen died in January leaving his son Ethius Jr. of East Orange New Jersey only one dollar. The bulk of a fifty thousand dollar estate goes to friend Margaret M. Brigham of Los Angeles, who must provide for his widow Aunt Nini Ottelingui of Asheville North Carolina with two hundred dollars monthly. Cohen, age 61, had been a widower six years.
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Qoctavus Roy Cohen
Ethyus Jr
East Orange
Margaret M. Brigham
Asheville
N. C
Cohen
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Eisenhower to Use Veto to Curb Spending
Washington report says President Eisenhower plans to press a tight budget path in the 1961 request to Congress, signaling a possible veto to hold spending near 77 billion dollars. Officials acknowledge a small deficit rise and higher IMF contributions may widen the gap, with revenues unlikely to surpass outlays. The plan seeks bipartisan support for tax relief in exchange for restraint while courting leadership from Johnson and Rayburn.
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Socratic’ Congress
State of the Union
Make This Zesty Anchovy Salad Dressing
A fragmented tease promotes Girard's Original anchovy dressing as a bright tangy base for greens. It hints at blending anchovies with light ingredients, urging readers to try a distinctly different taste while noting political chatter about spending and legislation.
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Conserva
Ghrard
Ieee
Elgenhower
Girard
Scientists Photograph Vanguard Satellite From Baker-Zinn Camera
In Cambridge Mass scientists report success photographing America s Vanguard satellite for the first time. A momentlike grapefruit tint was recorded on film by a Baker Zinn tracking camera last Friday as the spacecraft soared about 900 miles over Organ Pass New Mexico.
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Cambridge
Mass
America
Organ Pass
N. M
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