Reporter claims he could have bombed the Queen
Simon Ward a Daily Sketch columnist says he tested security at Queen Elizabeth II’s 20th birthday parade by posing as an assassin with a bomb wrapped in paper. Ward and a companion moved along the crowd while security looked on, and he says the setup was a farce claiming a closer approach to the Queen was possible.
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Israel backs high level talks on Middle East settlement
United Nations reports Tonel offered to meet Arab neighbors at the highest level to discuss a Middle East settlement. Arab leaders rejected peace negotiations with Israel. Russia urged Arabs to seek clarifications on Hammarskjold resolution as the Security Council resumed talks. The United States and Britain pressed for the U.N. secretary general to take a proactive shepherd role in the Holy Land.
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Ann Arbor Police Seek Patrolmen to Fill Shortage
Ann Arbor Mich police department runs a help wanted ad in male section of Arbor News as 15 officer shortage persists. Chief Casper Enkemann notes it is first time ever the department has advertised for patrolmen amid staffing issues.
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Limits Set For Paupers In Tax Suit
Texas judge Ben C Connally rules a man cannot be forced to pay a 15 fee to sue for a 1 20 tax refund. He states any appeal requires the fee, denying the pauper's request to recover a penny. In Dallas prospects club membership surges amid uranium boom as 15 experienced prospectors form a tight group led by MF McKnight.
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Resuscitation Boost Advocated by Heart Team Readers
A Chicago medical discussion urges trained teams to apply direct electrical stimulation to the heart during coronary emergencies. It cites several revived patients at Western Reserve and University Hospitals and argues lay rescuers can be taught to act, reducing death from heart attack.
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