Iraqi Attache Expelled Over Anti Government Letters
AP reports Mohaimed Yousi an administrative attache to the United Arab Republic has been expelled for possessing anti government letters. The foreign ministry issued the order in Baghdad stating the action was taken against the envoy and citing security concerns.
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Deep In The Art Of Texas in SHOW Magazine
The February issue of SHOW Magazine surveys Texas cultural life from the Dallas Fine Arts Museum to a million dollar sculpture garden. It highlights new Texas figures at Neiman Marcus and SMU, and invites readers to read the feature for a portrait of a changing arts scene.
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Robert Frost obituary and reflections on his work
Obituary coverage recalls poet Robert Frost dying of a clot amid agitated health. Born in San Francisco to a New England tied family, Frost’s career spanned decades with acclaimed poetry that bridged regional roots and universal themes. The article also notes Kennedy’s 1961 medal acknowledgment and praise from scholars, highlighting Frost’s enduring influence on American letters.
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Kennedy Washington mourns poet Robert Frost death
President Senwuely announced the death of Robert Frost, lauded as the greatest American poet, whose legacy endures through enduring verse. The report notes services for Roberta Sanders Shipotan, 48, and memorial arrangements at Sunset Ave and Porter Lor Americang, with interment planned at San Jose Burial Park.
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JFK Proposes Broad School Aid Plan With Notes on Loans
President Kennedy proposes a wide education program totaling about 1 billion dollars for states to improve public schools and fund projects such as libraries and remedial reading. The plan also expands federal student loans to 135 million for 1964 and includes construction loans for public and private colleges, with grants for libraries, technician training, and graduate schools, while omitting direct aid to private religious schools and scholarships.
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Strikes widen across U S with limited progress reported
Labor unrest spreads from Cleveland to Kansas City and New York as bus drivers, printers, and tea msters walk out affecting hundreds of thousands. Defense plants in St Louis and Nevada see actions while office workers protest cost cuts and travel time. McDonnell Aircraft keeps space capsule and Phantom jet production amid a contracted walkout.
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Red and Green Lights for Wise Investment
A guide on investing ethics and broker selection, comparing red light dangers of chasing quick riches with green light rewards of long term planning. Emphasizes choosing a NYSE member firm with proper qualifications and adherence to exchange rules to aid wise decisions.
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City deadline set for pet vaccinations and licenses
The City Health Department warns dog owners that the deadline for animal vaccinations is midnight Friday. Owners must also purchase a $1 city license tag for their pets by the same date.
The New Battle Over Birth Control
The article surveys the renewed clash over birth control, revealing perspectives from leading Catholics, Protestants, and Jews on potential solutions. It previews opinions and proposed approaches among religious groups to resolve the conflict.
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Judge Bars Speed Guessing in Traffic Case
Judge James Tafolla ruled that educated guesses on vehicle speed cannot be used in testimony in two San Antonio motorists cases. Defendants Vicente Gonzales and Beverly Caldwell faced negligent collision charges from January 12 at Austin Road. The judge sustained objections to speed estimates, declaring both defendants innocent.
Ford Kidnap Plot Alleged during Caracas visit
Reported by El Mundo a plot to kidnap Henry Ford during a Caracas inspection of a new auto assembly plant drew government denial. The socialist paper tied the claim to leftist terrorists aiming to embarrass the government while Ford toured Valencia facilities.
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