Ward case probes stress police pressure and secrecy
A defiant inquiry into the Profumo affair examines three parts: how Ward’s evidence was obtained, credibility of prosecution witnesses, and the secrecy over new material leading to Aloysius Gordon’s release. Claims of police pressure on Ricardo and lying witnesses by Ricardo and Barrett are noted, with Gordon freed on undisclosed tape evidence.
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Soviets Test Ban Pact Seen With Cautious Hope
The treaty signing near Hiroshima drew Western praise and Soviet warmth with Khrushchev calling it a major goodwill step. Observers included UN chief Thant and Adlai Stevenson as diplomats toasted. China denounced the pact as world tensions rose. Delegations spoke at Hiroshima as anti bomb activists flooded the park, while talks in Moscow prep future settlements.
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Deadly collision kills 21 as truck hits bus in Turkey
Reports from Ankara and Bonn describe a gasoline tanker colliding with a bus on the Istanbul Ankara highway. At least 21 people are dead and 17 injured as rescue crews battle to reach victims. German and UPI dispatches note political reactions on disarmament and a call by Chou En-lai for a world summit to ban and destroy nuclear stockpiles.
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Doctor's $3.50 truss trial offer to ruptured men
Kansas City readers are invited to test a doctor’s reducible rupture truss at no cost for 30 days. The device claims no leg straps or belts and promises comfort. If unsatisfied, keep the truss and return the trial offer terms to Physician's Appliance Co. Kansas City.
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Eisenhower Returns to Normandy Beaches in France
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie Eisenhower arrived in Cherbourg France to revisit the Normandy coast where he commanded the Allied landings in World War II. He told local officials he was very happy to be back and will spend several days here filming with CBS.
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Nations announce signatories to nuclear test ban treaty
More than 30 nations publicly state intent to sign the nuclear test ban treaty. France and Red China refuse. West Germany declines to sign as of now.
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San Antonio sanitation worker crushed arm in truck accident
A San Antonio Sanitation Department employee Manuel Martinez, 35, of 143 Santa Rita, suffered a crushed arm while making a routine pickup at 199 Carroll. His arm caught in the compressor rake as the truck moved backward. He was freed by coworkers Gilbert Martinez and Matt de la Cruz, taken to Baptist Memorial Hospital for X-rays and surgery.
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AFL-CIO to hold meetings on border labor issues
Texas State AFL-CIO announces meetings in McAllen and El Paso to discuss wages of Latin Americans near the border. Secretary Treasurer Roy Evaris says McAllen gathers Sunday at 2 p m while El Paso is set for August 15. A prior AFL-CIO session occurred in Laredo on Friday and Saturday.
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U N Resumes Apartheid Talk at Security Council
United Nations Security Council schedules a resumption of debate on South Africa's apartheid today. During the week, 32 African member nations of the UN are expected to present a resolution censuring South Africa's white government.
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Mexiana Medicated Powder Promises Quick Heat Rash Relief
Advertising copy touts Mexiana Medicated Powder as a fast remedy for heat rash itching and diaper rash. It claims soothing effects, a softer absorbent starch base, and absence of irritating minerals, urging readers to buy the large size can.
Syria ministers reshuffled for third time in five months
Damascus reports Prime Minister Salah Bitay announced a new cabinet amid ongoing war and heated exchanges between President Nasser of the United Arab Republic and Syria's Baath Socialist party. No changes in foreign or economic policy were indicated.
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Expert Yard Care Services Listed in Business Directory
Relax while a qualified yard man handles trimming pruning or spraying. See professionals listed in The Business & Service Directory.
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