Lady Hope Declared Maughams Daughter In Court Ruling
In Nice today a court ruled Lady John Hope is the legitimate daughter of author W Somerset Maugham and annulled his adoption of his secretary Alan Lear. Maugham sought return of gifts to Lady Hope and publicly contested the daughter claim while she challenged the ruling. The case also touched on the sale of Maughams art collection and related suits. The drama involved decades of family and literary estate disputes.
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John Hope
W. Somerset Maugham
Maugham
Alan Lear
Wyho Palo
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JFK and aides discuss K test ban plea during cabinet session
President Kennedy and aides debated a proposed test ban amid civil rights tensions. Salinger cited concerns on domestic issues and noted Kennedy planned desk work on Thursday, with possible plans to join the family for the Fourth weekend.
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U.S. accuses four of spying for Russia in leak saga
FBI arrests in New York and Washington unfold a Soviet spy ring linked to the U N and the Moscow embassy. Investigators describe a covert operation using drop points, coded messages, and forged identities to transfer national defense data and naval facility information to Russia.
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Air crash kills seven of 43 aboard in New York area
A crash near White Plains claims seven lives among 43 aboard including Neil Nab ices John W Neff of Wilmington and Royd Drew of Pelham. Survivors describe turbulence as wind drafts shoved the craft and the pilot fought slick air. Passengers included June Nixon and Gene Beare among others. officials report multiple injuries and hospital care.
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Westport
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Sayreville
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Danbury
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Cremnwich
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Sybstrate
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Darien
Lee Davenport
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Unclear OCR Passes Scuffle Involving FBI and Residents
Fragmentary report notes a clash or scuffle with FBI agents near a residence in Queens. Names, dates, and locations are garbled, with references to a couple and an incident at a street address. No coherent sequence or outcome is discernible from the text.
Governor Bans Bias in N Carolina Hiring
A broad order prohibiting employment discrimination is reported amid a wave of civil rights protests. The piece notes protests in Charleston and Washington, with officials including Mayor Gaillard engaging committees on race relations and negotiations. It references national reactions, summits among Black leaders, and plans for peaceful mass demonstrations to support Civil Rights legislation. It mentions Savannah, Jackson, Chicago, and Detroit as part of connected events and outlines continued efforts to curb discriminatory hiring practices.
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TWA Claims Speed Record Across U S
Trans World Airlines announced a new transcontinental speed record of 4 hours 21 minutes for a flight from New York to Los Angeles. Captain William Townsend piloted the Boeing 707 with passengers aboard as TWA officials hailed the improvised flight as faster than the previous record.
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Trans World Airlines Today
New York
William Trwnsent
Los Angeles
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Jet noise helps voiceless woman regain speech
In Germany a jet fighter's sonic boom near Edrich Kalen hospital aided a 41-year-old woman who had been speechless after an automobile accident. Dr H H Schosnik reported the blast restored her voice and improved her condition, though details remain unclear.
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Wily Thief Steals Home and Guard Dog in Mobile
In Mobile Alabama a $25 reward was posted for information on the whereabouts of a house and a German shepherd police dog. Salesmen Tom Coamer and Valery Hutter reported their shell home sale led to the loss. they later found the dog and dwelling missing after another customer visit.
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Valery Hutter
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