Ex-Dictator Perez Jimenez In Caracas Prison After Extradition
Former Latin American leader Marcus Perez Jimenez was imprisoned at a federal facility in San Juan de los Morros Venezuela after U S authorities surrendered him to face embezzlement charges totaling about 13.5 million dollars. He arrived in a guarded flight from Miami and was moved to the prison amid cheering crowds and heavy security. Newsmen were barred from interviews.
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Rabid Bite Case Rises as Bat Rabies Found
A hat bit a 3 year old girl near Jacob's Lake and was confirmed rabid. The incident raises the year’s rabid bite tally to 19, with five bat rabies cases since August 6 including three in Maricopa and one in Yuma counties.
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Local Births and Marriages Record Acknowledged
The record notes births at several hospitals including Baptist Avalon and St Josephs with multiple families listed by address and date Aug 12 to Aug 18. It also lists Maricopa County clerk licenses issued for several couples including Davis Adams Kemp Burnett and Randel Tempel Johnson, with Scottsdale Phoenix and Coronado ties.
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Barry Goldwater warns against nuclear test ban pact
Senator Barry Goldwater, speaking at a Wisconsin ceremony, argued that ratifying the nuclear test ban treaty could lead the United States into a Soviet controlled non aggression pact. He called the pact a path to tyranny and warned it would threaten American freedom.
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Kennedy family resumes quiet weekend at Hyannis Port
President and Mrs Kennedy spent a calm weekend by the sea with Caroline and John Jr. The First Lady’s sister Princess Lee Radziwill flew to Greece after Patrick Kennedy’s death days after his birth. The President visited Hyannis Port Club before driving the family to the airport.
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Icelandic Beauty Crowned International Miss
A shy Keflavik native Gudrun Bjarnadottir aged 20 won The International Beauty title in Long Beach California receiving a $10,000 prize. She spoke little though tearful admitting she loves a 30 year old French count but would not name him. She has no immediate marriage plans.
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Peace Corps Family Heads to Ecuador for Two Years
Robert Wanless 30 of Scottsdale will serve as a Peace Corps technical advisor in Quito Ecuador assisting to establish credit unions. His wife and three children will join after January 1. Wanless left Motorola to take the post and will train at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee before reporting.
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Rusk Sees Narrow Path for Cold War Pacts
Secretary of State Dean Rusk expressed optimism that the Soviet Union might agree to isolated pacts to ease tensions but warned a comprehensive solution to all cold war disputes is unlikely. He proposed observation teams at major transportation centers to monitor troop movements and urged Cuba troop withdrawals as a prerequisite for further U.S.-Soviet steps. The House Senate Republican leadership echoed calls for Cuban troop withdrawal as a gesture of good faith.
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Expected Baby Delays Arizona Murder Trial
Defense attorney's forthcoming paternity prompted Maricopa County Superior Judge Thomas Tang to postpone the first degree murder trial of Frank Cota and Pedro F. Valenzuela from September 3 to September 13. Lawyers Douglas O. Peterson and Lawrence C. Cantor cited the event. no objections were raised to the delay. Ray Stevens Singh, 28, a narcotics agent, was found dead in an irrigation ditch on May 27.
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