Kuwait and Saudi Arabia Want Federated Oil Power
Kuwait moves toward federation with Saudi Arabia as a practical shield against Iraq. Kuwait lacks air force and a large army, while Saudi wealth contrasts with internal power struggles between King Saud and Crown Prince Feisal. Economic unity poses a key challenge.
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Emir Feisal
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al Sabbah
Desalted Ocean: Water Needed By 200 Cities
New York United Press International reports more than 200 U.S. communities seek desalination to meet rising water demand. By 1960 total daily use could reach 600 billion gallons, with 311 billion consumed and 500 billion available. The Salt Water Conversion Demonstration Plant at Freeport Texas, run by the Interior Department, tests costs and methods, producing potable water at low cost per 1000 gallons and showing potential savings through regulation and improved efficiency. Ferrous carbon steel use reportedly saved about 1,350,000 in initial costs.
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United States
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If The Bomb Falls record sells as a survival guide
A new record album offering civil defense instructions for nuclear attack has become a best seller. Titled If The Bomb Falls its one side provides steps to build a shelter store supplies and stay informed, mentioning hard candy water tranquilizers and a Bible.
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Youth In Mental Hospital After Plot On JFK
Secret Service officials said a local year old high school student planned to harm President Kennedy during his Phoenix visit. The youth was picked up November 15 on a teacher tip and later committed as a mentally ill person to an institution.
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Sherwood Anderson
U.S. Secret Service
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United States
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Rochester's Son Free On Bail In Burglary Count
Billy Anderson was free on $3,000 bail pending arraignment on a burglary charge in Los Angeles. Judge Evelle J. Younger continued arraignment to Dec. 4 after defense attorney Cornel Ridley failed to appear. Anderson and roommate Joseph Bruce Jr were charged with stealing $1,700 in clothing from a parked car. Bruce pleaded innocent and set for trial Dec. 21. Police said a broken golf club was found under the car and the other half near the suspect's auto.
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UPI
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Evelle J. Younger
Anderson
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Airplane jolted injuring nineteen on Munich to London flight
An air pocket during a Munich to London flight jostled the plane Monday night injuring 19 of 43 passengers. None were in critical condition, and the pilot returned to the airport where some travelers were taken to hospital.
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London
Turkey Maintains West Alignment Under Inonu Policy
Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu announced the new coalition government will continue its alliance with the West. He outlined a program that also aims for Turkey to join the European Common Market as part of its foreign policy.
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Turkey
UPI
Ismet Inonu
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