Shah of Iran visits Britain amid talk of wife and West ties
The Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi arrives in London for an official visit with two alleged aims: finding a wife and strengthening Western relations. He is greeted at Victoria Station by Princess Margaret, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, and Prime Minister Macmillan as debates over potential matches, including Princess Maria Gabriella of Savoy and Princess Ferial, swirl around royal circles.
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Hospital fugitive escapes in San Francisco hall of justice
San Francisco cops report a mental hospital fugitive named Moses Wright age 36 who used alias Sandrew Taylor walked away from bailiff Angelo Balla and five other prisoners at the Hall of Justice as they were moved from city prison to county jail. Wright had been convicted of carrying concealed weapons.
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De Gaulle Pilloried in Algeria Riot Sparks Funeral Tears
Thousands of European residents in Constantine chant De Gaulle to the firing squad as they form a funeral cortege for Helene Serro a 16 year old French girl slain by Algerian rebels Shops shuttered while Europeans clash with police injuring Moslems during the procession Demonstrators vent anger over De Gaulle's stance on Algeria and minority European control in French rule of the territory
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U N Envoy Sir Oswald Allen Dies at 72
Sir Oswald Allen, a British delegate to the U N Social Commission since 1947, died Monday at age 72 from a heart attack after delivering a speech to the commission.
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Forgetful $10,000 Left Under Car Seat Gone
George Fell Jr. forgot more than ten thousand dollars hidden under his car seat while his companion sat on the seat. Police inclined to believe his lapse, though detectives sought a lie detector test as he faced delayed memory of cash and checks totaling 10,846.38 dollars. The money belonged to his employer and was to be deposited on route home after a day of errands and outings.
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India Pakistan Parley Urged For Summit Meeting
Rep. Chester Bowles of Connecticut urged Washington to press India and Pakistan to hold a summit. Bowles, a former ambassador, said Monday that such talks could help break the long standing tensions and ease regional strain.
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