Hughes Testimony Ordered in TWA Suit
Federal judge in Los Angeles ordered Charles Hughes to appear in court in October to testify in the 300 million TWA stock dispute. The suit, filed by Trans World Airlines against Hughes and the Hughes Tool Company, seeks divestiture of Hughes stock and alleges mismanagement linked to a jet-buying loan.
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Admits He Exposed Wife to Black Widow
In Pomona a man pleaded guilty to charges arising from exposing his wife to spiders, including black widow bites. The case described threats with a knife and a wood piece, and the defendant faced sentencing for assault with serious bodily injury. The victim, Mrs Young, was treated at a hospital for spider bites and the court ordered psychiatric examination.
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Octopus Attacks Frogman Off Ligurian Coast
Unclear garbled report states a frogman from Florence's Underwater Research Center was attacked by an octopus near the Ligurian east coast while searching for World War I shells. Another frogman surfaced, claimed the octopus harmed a fellow diver. the incident involved an underwater harpoon gun and a harpoon.
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Cut in Russ Income Tax Postponed
The Soviet Presidium suspended plans to end income taxes started in 1960 and push a 1965 completion. Officials cited measures to boost agriculture industry housing and defense as reasons for shelving the tax cuts, while Western observers viewed it as a response to poor crops and heavy space program spending.
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Fire Hits Fifth Negro Church in Georgia
An early morning blaze leveled St Matthew Baptist Church in Macon GA. Pastor Rev C J Andrews said he saw no reason to suspect racial terrorists. Fire officials sought the origin, with no determination hours after the fire. This marked the fifth Negro church destroyed in Georgia recently, connected to voter registration drives in Terrell and Lee counties.
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Senate backs gold medal for General MacArthur
The Senate on Monday approved by voice vote and sent to the House a joint resolution authorizing awarding four congressional gold medals to General of the Army Douglas MacArthur for his service, ending the matter swiftly.
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