Berlin settlement talks eyed with reluctance from allies
Washington reports France and West Germany likely to approve further Washington Moscow discussions at ambassadorial level on Berlin terms. London Paris Bonn envoys press cautious stance, preferring no new East West talks until steering group meets Kohler. Officials note gaps between allied capitals and see value in continuing dialogue via Thompson with Gromyko.
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Khrushchev Offered Honorary Presidency of Baldheaded Societies
In Orleans France Premier Khrushchev has been offered the honorary presidency of the World Association of Baldheaded Societies. The offer was announced by the president of the French Brotherhood of the Bald at a national convention on Monday. Khrushchev has not replied.
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World Association of Baldheaded Societies
French Brotherhood of the Bald
Noted Circus Clown Slays Sweetheart in NJ Murder Charge
International circus clown Edward Guillaume known as Polidor the Clown was arraigned in River Vale New Jersey on murder charges for killing his partner Elena Gabrielle Nelson 49 a circus performer with a dog act. Prosecutor says Guillaume admitted striking her in the neck and stabbing multiple times in her home.
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Polidor
France
Miss Nelson
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Bridgeport Oil Tank Blast Kills Mayor and Four Fight Fire
A massive oil tank exploded in Bridgeport and four men died as they battled flames, including the town mayor. Three others were seriously injured while trying to climb a high dirt dike to escape the blaze. Local authorities launched an investigation into the disaster.
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Bridgeport
Auto Work Stoppages Slow Auto Industry Recovery
AP analysis notes piecemeal work stoppages disrupt auto sector recovery, delaying production for General Motors and Ford, and affecting steel and other suppliers. Despite auto delays, broader economy remains healthy with services growing and consumer spending steady, suggesting a slower but persistent recovery rather than an abrupt boom.
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General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Actress Lana Turner Ordered to Pay Slain Lover's Son
Superior Court approved a $20,000 settlement payable to the 13-year-old son of Johnny Stompanato, slain at Lana Turner's Beverly Hills home on April 4, 1958. The coroner's jury ruled the homicide justifiable after daughter Cheryl Crane said Stompanato threatened her mother. The ex-wife of Stompanato had sought $750,000 from Turner and her former husband.
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Johnny Stompanato
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Cheryl Crane
Sara Stompanato
Hammond
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Little Chance Seen In Gene Damage
Washington AP The Public Health Service said fallout from Soviet nuclear testing will probably add to genetic damage risks but there is little chance it will hurt Americans' health A health service spokesman noted physicist Ralph E Lapp warned fallout had exceeded the safe annual limit
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Public Health Service
Health Service
Ralph E. Lapp
U.S
Stephen Crane Claim Cites Negligence in Death Case
A court filing accuses negligence in a death, alleging Stephen Crane caused the incident and left Stompanato's son John III without support. The document frames the action as a civil claim seeking damages and accountability from Crane.
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Stompanato
John Ill
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