British family of forty four faces dire living conditions
A Birmingham couple, John and Margaret McNaught, and their 22 children live in a crowded home with no bathroom, relying on kitchen sinks for washing. He earns $300 weekly as a welder while children contribute weekly. Government allowances help, and daughters are married. Also reported are a London-bound Gurkha recipient of the Victoria Cross, and Nina Khrushchev sharing a quiet life. Khrushchev’s health has improved, with visitors from Russia noting his restricted public appearances.
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Firitish Medical Journal
Britain
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Nina Kirdshchev
Nikita
Moscow
Shermetyevo
Cuba
Youth mobs clash at New York beaches and subways
Thousands of teenagers rioted at Coney Island Far Rockaway and Orchard Beach in a holiday spree spanning three boroughs. Police report 20 arrests 34 injuries and dozens of damaged storefronts and trains while officers were hurt and a 17 year old suffered a stab wound.
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Clement Again Seeks Senate Seat After Loss
Gov Frank Clement, the unbeaten state officeholder, announces a second bid for the U.S. Senate after losing to Sen Ross Bass two years ago. Democratic leader Mike Mansfield presides as Clement returns to duty in Washington following illness and two weeks at Naval Hospital Bethesda. The Aug. 4 primary looms with Clement hoping for the same outcome as prior campaigns.
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Tenn
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U.S
U.S. Senate
Ross Kase
D-Tenn
Bass
Estes Xefauyer
Washington
Sentermale
Mike Clement
Mansfield
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Naval
Monks in Saigon discuss settlement as protests grow
Talks between top Vietnamese Buddhist leaders and the government continue amid pressure over monk protests and self immolations. Reports say Ky may stay in power while some officials seek a settlement less than Ky’s resignation, as Hue and Da Lat monks again face crisis acts and violence rocks Saigon.
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Quang
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Hue
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Thanh Hu
U.S
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The secret of enthusiasm inside Readers Digest June issue
A Reader's Digest teaser claims enthusiasm fuels joy and purpose in life. It guides readers to rediscover this precious faculty, promising insights and clues in the June issue now on sale.
Cuban Students Attack U S Embassy in Warsaw
Cuban students in Warsaw attacked the U S Embassy, smashing windows and damaging a car. The embassy said 30 to 100 demonstrators, described as foreign students, took part while the Polish bystanders looked on. The Cuban ambassador urged volunteers to defend Cuba against the United States as tensions rose over Guantanamo.
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Ial
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Johnson
Guantanamo
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Tokyo
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Four Anti Smog Bills Signed by Gov Brown
Governor Edmund G Brown signed four anti smog bills at the California motor vehicle pollution control board laboratories. The measures set procedures for installing exhaust control devices on used cars, certify smog systems on new cars, allow police to check emissions at commercial stops, and require device sharing among competitors. All four were authored by Assemblyman Tom Carrell and proposed by the governor, with the main bill removing an anti monopoly barrier to device installation on 1953 and later used cars in major smog districts including Alameda to Riverside counties.
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Los Angeles
Apt
Edmund G. Brown
Calistatc
Jon
Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board
Tom Carrell
D-San Fernando
American Machine and Foundry Co
Alameda
Marin
San Francisco
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Orange
San Diego
San Bernardino
Riverside
Long Beach Post Office Adds Second Class Matter Notice
Public notice records processing details for mail handling at the Long Beach post office. Includes references to staff or entities and a callout about delivery or publication dates and locations.
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Long Beach
Bova Action Not Policy Inquest Told
Coroner's jury heard that Boot's action was not part of standard procedure. Officer Powers testified handling a vehicle headfirst risks being shot or struck by occupants, a claim tied to a deadly Los Angeles pursuit. A tape of police broadcasts during the May 7 chase was played as Barbara Deadwyler described rushing to the hospital believing she would give birth. The jury will decide if the fatal shot from Bova's pistol was accidental, justifiable, or criminal.
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Fey
Police Academy
Powers
Deadwyter
Barbara
3 Powers
Los Angeles
Deadwyler
Bova
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