Dominican Republic Seeks Vote Machines Plan
The article reports to the readers that the Dominican Republic seeks vote machines and mentions formal approval by authorities. It notes U S safeguards and insurance tied to diplomatic relations and references Dictator Rafael Trujillo in a regional context.
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Dominican Republic
Miami
Fin
Dadermission
United States
Rafael Trujillo
Metro
Dade County
Prosecution Opens Rebuttals in Finch Tregoff Retrial
In Los Angeles the prosecution began rebuttal questioning as part of the second murder trial of Dr R Demnard Finch and Carole Tregoff. About a dozen witnesses are set to counter defense claims the death of Barbara Finch was accidental. The trial nears its 13th week with final arguments and jury instructions ahead, and observers estimate a decision in two to three weeks.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Carole
Prose- Land
Questseek
R. Demnard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Barbara
Lyith
John Richard DyHes
DuBos
Clifford Crafl
Will, Retired County Top Officer, Dies
Will, former chief administrative officer of Los Angeles County, died Thursday night at age 61 from a heart attack at his home. He began in 1932 as an engineering laborer, later headed Charities, directed One View Sanitarum, and served as county superintendent of charities before becoming CAO in 1951. He retired with a $27,500 annual salary and later consulted on Civic Center development and chaired the Metropolitan Transit Authority legislative committee.
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Los Angeles
Arthur
Will
Department of Charities
One View Sanitarum
Civic
Metropolitan Transit Authority Legislative
Foreign Buyers Get 181 Million in Gold
Washington dispatch reports Foreign buyers reduced fill of foreign orders for American gold. Officials say treasury gold stock at about 18.758 billion dollars, with a weekly drain and a $564 million drop since July. They insist the United States has ample gold to back currency, citing a $72 billion surplus and potential World Bank IMF discussions next week.
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Washington
America
The
Federal Reserve
United States
U.S
International Blanetary Fund
World Bank
His Own Veterinarian Gets Many Broken Legs
Work Pa reports veterinarian Dr Walter F Loeb a 2B year old Stewarton Fa suffered a broken right leg in an auto accident last year February cattle crowded him into a fence breaking his left leg Thursday both his legs were broken in an auto accident
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Work, Pa
Walter F. Loeb
Stewarton, Fa
Mobile Homes Classified Ad Readily Describes Modern Options
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October Better Homes and Gardens room makeover ideas
The Western Edition of October Best er Homes and Gardens offers tips to improve room appearance. It suggests rearranging furniture to gain space color ideas to refresh the decorating scheme and simple ways to highlight a room’s strongest features.
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Apne
Bester Homes & Gardens
Crown Prince Hassan Cancels U.N. Trip
Crown Prince Moulay Hassan of Morocco canceled plans to travel to the United Nations where his country's delegation would meet. The announcement came today in New York.
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New York
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