Chile Breaks Ties With Cuba in Diplomatic Split
Santiago Aug 12 Chile severed diplomatic relations with Fidel Castro's regime leaving only Uruguay Bolivia and Mexico as Cuba's neighbors. The move comes three weeks before Chilean presidential elections amid debate over U.S. copper firms and possible state takeover. Observers say the break could affect Socialist Salvador Allende's campaign.
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Mexico
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Salvador Allende
U S Indicts Draft Fee From Conscientious Objector Switzer
Rob ert W. Switzer 22 of Chicago was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of refusing military induction and failing to possess draft card after burning his first card July 12 in Miami and destroying a second in Chicago July 31. He refused a pre induction physical and argued conscription is involuntary servitude, preferring jail to harming others. Police briefs note Hillis Murphy forfeited $25 for intoxication and Lowell Craig served six days for disorderly conduct.
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Chicago
Switzer
Miami
Fla
U.S
New Burnside
Hillis Murphy
Marion
Lowell Craig
Jan Fleming J Bond creator dies in Canterbury England
Jan Fleming creator of James Bond dies at 56 in Canterbury Hospital from a heart attack. The prolific writer and former Reuters reporter had films earning vast sums, with Goldeneye and From Russia With Love among his works. Bond fans included JFK and Allen Dulles.
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England
Jan Lancaster Fleming
James Bond
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Kealand
Bond
John F. Kennedy
Allen Dulles
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Jn Iian
Anne Geraldine
Rothermere
Jamaica
iMaj
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House of Commons
Prime
House to probe DAV fund raising troubles in Illinois
Washington reports an investigator from the House veterans committee will travel to Chicago to meet Illinois officials over a Disabled American Veterans fund raising dispute. Rep. Olin Teague announced the probe, tied to Harold Sager and a charge under the Illinois Charitable Solicitations Act. An Aug. 27 arraignment was set. Also, Frank Lawler of Oak Park died in London after injuries from a street bus incident the prior day.
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Chicago
Illinois
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Harold Sager
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Ilinois
London
Frank Lawler
Oak Park
ITV
Lawler
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
A dental aid advertises FASTEETH as a tall alkaline mon-acid powder to help dentures stay secure and comfortable. It claims the powder prevents slipping, dropping, and wobbling while maintaining a neutral taste and odor, and it urges readers to buy FASTEETH at drug counters.
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