Million Dollar Baby Delights Sir John Waller And Court
London aristocrat Sir John Waller expresses mixed feelings after the birth of a daughter at Queen Charlotte’s Hospital as inheritance stakes linger from Lady Viola Waller’s will. He vows another try, while Lady Waller calls the child perfect and future fortune unsettled.
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Kissinger pushes Sinai monitoring plan and costs
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged quick approval of the Israeli Egyptian accord and detailed that no more than 75 American technicians would be on duty at any one time in Sinai with up to about 200 at early warning stations. He cited costs and the broader U.S. security stakes, including oil access and reduced nuclear tensions, while noting the mission would be civilian and temporary.
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Social worker advises teens to live together in Iowa
In Creston Iowa a social worker plans to tell a juvenile court why he drafted a written contract allowing 15 year old Patricia Thompson to live with her boyfriend Rubus. The couple seeks marriage after she turns 16 as a state law bans under 16 nuptials.
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Immigrant asks what happened to religious freedom
Italian immigrant Mario Turta from Milan, a 17 year refugee who fled upheaval, voices that America has changed fearing loss of religious freedom and school choice. He recalls wartime ideals and wonders if democracy still protects his rights to worship, vote, and educate his children. He asks what has happened to freedoms he believed in.
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Firefighters Contain Brush Fire Near Fresno and Sequoia Forest
AP reports firefighters battled a stubborn brush blaze in Sequoia National Forest for three days, burning in a steep canyon about 50 miles east of Fresno. A Forest Service spokesman said the fire covered about 22 notes and remains a threat. Separately a fire between Ventures and Santa Pan had been contained after four days of effort.
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