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A garbled collection reports varied items from royalty to diplomacy. It mentions Maria Beatrice, a 25 year old princess in Rome, and humor about golf diplomacy between Hubert Humphrey and others amid regional tensions. Other snippets note a 50 millionth Frenchman, a German dinner with generals, Kerensky’s hospital stay, and Navy figures with retirements.
Father Slavs Wife Child Parents-in-Law Kills Self
Sheriff says FBadhp Hauck shot his wife Mina, their daughter, and in-laws, then killed himself. Five bodies found scattered around the Hauck home yard after neighbors reported the scene. Hauck was found under a truck with a rifle across his chest. all victims died from gunfire.
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Brown and Yorty unite for Johnson victory in California
Former Governor Edmund G Brown and Mayor Sam Yorty met for lunch to set aside differences and back President Johnson in 1968. They pledged unity against a peace delegation in the California Democratic Council for the June primary and discussed roles on national and state delegations. Both hinted at possible Senate bids and the possibility of supporting each other if either sought the Democratic nomination.
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Warn Greek Actress of Death Plot
Greek actress Melina Mercouri warned of a death plot against her in New York. She said she fears for the first time in her life, though she will not stop her campaign against the junta. Mercouri, star of the Broadway musical Ilya Darling, has faced government bans on Greek works and citizenship actions amid political pressure.
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Solons Cut Foreign Aid and Arms Sales Authorization
Senate and House conferees approve a 2.67 billion foreign aid authorization with reductions aimed at curbing defense and arms financing. The plan would end the Defense Department’s guarantee of Export-Import Bank loans and reshape aid and arms funding, subject to presidential approval. Prime Minister Eseaba Sato Alan plans two talks with President Johnson during his Washington visit in November, per the State Department.
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Poisoned Tots Dad Charged with First Degree Murder
Arcadia Florida April James Richardson 31 was charged on a coroner s warrant with first degree murder in the parathion poisoning of his seven small children. A coroner s jury found he and unknown others feloniously wilfully and with malice aforethought and premeditation caused the deaths after the pesticide was placed on food eaten by the children October 29. The children aged 2 to 11 became ill and six died that afternoon with a seventh dying the next morning. Insurance on the children was discussed the night before illness. Richardson denied guilt and said I m not guilty after the charge was read. His wife Annie Mae 29 faces a child neglect charge. Both were jailed after lie detector tests.
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Los Angeles Pupils Lag in Reading in Stanford Test
Los Angeles elementary students rank among the poorest readers in the country per Stanford Reading Test results. The city board, led by Supt. Jack P. Crowther, reported first graders are 7 percent below the national norm, with later grades also trailing. The findings show LA in the bottom tier of California’s large districts, with sixth graders in the lower 20 percent and ninth graders in the low 40s.
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Pope Paul VII schedules surgery amid Vatican blackout
Vatican sources report Pope Paul VII will undergo surgery Saturday morning after unexpected complications arise during prep. LOsservatore Romano chief Raimondo Manzini could not confirm details while the pope retreats for prayer and contemplation. Officials deny public discussion of the case, stressing privacy and pastoral care.
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