Kosygin Wife Claudia Kosygin Funeral in Moscow
Private funeral services will be held Wednesday at Novo-Dyevichi Cemetery in Moscow for Claudia Kosygin wife of Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin who died Monday in the Kremlin hospital. The cemetery is a revered Soviet burial site second only to the Kremlin wall with Stalin’s second wife buried there. A government message praised her devotion to the Communist Party. The Kosygins married in the mid 1920s. He is 63 and she was about the same age. Their daughter Ludmila accompanied Kosygin on trips to France and England due to her mother’s illness.
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France
England
Politics Degrading Says Churchill Sums Up England
Randolph Churchill son of the late Sir Winston Churchill says politics in England is degrading. He notes voters judge candidates by wives appearance, hats and shoes, likening it to judging fat cattle. Churchill, divorced, has stood for Parliament six times and faced defeats each time.
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War Crimes Panel Opens In Stockholm Domestically Targeting U.S.
The international war crimes tribunal in Stockholm opened with Lord Russell denouncing U.S. conduct in Vietnam. He called for investigation and indictment, claiming overwhelming evidence of crimes against Vietnamese people and urging judges to document and expose them.
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Bertrand) Russell
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British Move to Reopen European Community Entry
Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced Britain will again seek membership in the European Economic Community and also pursue joining the European Coal and Steel Community and the European Atomic Energy Agency. Cabinet approved the reopening of the campaign despite possible French vetoes, with optimistic hopes not anticipating a quick conclusion before 1963.
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Ad Man Nabbed in $125000 Stock Theft Case
San Francisco police and FBI arrested Earl Ritchie 46 after theft of 125000 in blue chip stocks from Isadore Deemar in Chicago. Recovered assets include USS Steel AT&T Chrysler etc. Ritchie faced forgery and receiving stolen goods charges amid prior sales in Denver and San Francisco.
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Two Men Nabbed After Jet Heist At O Hare
Chicago police arrested Wendell Sprecht and Judd Gantzych after they opened a jet baggage compartment at O Hare seconds before takeoff and snatched a Brink's bag containing more than 3 million dollars in negotiable securities. Officer Perce chased them as they fled toward their truck and recovered the heavy bag. FBI questions ongoing.
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King Constantine visits quake region for aid relief
King Constantine flew from Athens to northern Greece hit by a deadly quake that left about 19,000 homeless, with nine confirmed dead and 54 injured. He traveled to Joanina and Arta, accompanied by Brig. Gen. Stylianos Papatkos and Labor Minister Alexander Lekkas as refugees pleaded for food and shelter.
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Garrison Pushes Grand Jury Testimony On Kennedy Case
Dist Atty Jim Garrison seeks grand jury testimony from Saturday Evening Post writer James Phelan regarding a claim that a state witness in the Kennedy inquiry was hypnotized. Phelan alleged Perry Russo pressed New Orleans businessman Clay Shaw as Lee B. Bertand. Shaw faces conspiracy trial. a deposition or bond for Phelan is sought. Judge Haggerty set a hearing on the deposition request.
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Civil Rights Aide Spurns Draft Oath
Cleveland Sellers, director of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, refused induction at XII Army Corps, Atlanta, after a brief questioning. He cited government plans to draft civil rights workers and noted Carmichael’s guidance as he stood firm against taking the oath. The case was postponed pending federal decision.
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Carmichael
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American Civil Liberties Union
Senate Foes Try to Sidetrack Abortion Liberalization Bill
In Sacramento supporters of a liberalized abortion law faced stiff resistance as the Legislature debated the measure amid a broader dispute over medical aid costs. A Senate amendment requiring annual abortion reports sparked clashes, while a conference panel pursued a compromise on county shares in the medical aid program. The bill would permit abortions in several expanded circumstances beyond saving the mother's life. The dispute now rests with a six member conference committee.
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Do It Yourself Costs Seen High by Classified Firms
Do it yourself can be expensive. Classified firms offer reliable services, urging readers to turn to experts instead of DIY.
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