Internal Crisis Smouldering In Pakistan
The article reports growing East West Pakistan tensions under President Ayub Khan. Rioting in Dacca leaves at least 10 dead and 100 wounded amid a general strike linked to Awami League six point autonomy demands. West Pakistan dominates politics and wealth despite 65 percent of the population.
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UP I
Pakistan
Mohammad Ayub Khan
West Pakistan
East Pakistan
Dacca
Awami League
Indian Subcontinent
Bay of Bengal
Ganges River
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Rahman
United States
Ayub Khan
Peking
Moscow
Purdue agriculture dean backs animal drug reform bill
Dr. Earl L. Butz, Purdue University dean of agriculture, urged a House Commerce subcommittee to pass legislation changing animal drug procedures. He called it a constructive step to aid farmers and consumers and said it would speed the introduction of new drugs to increase food supply for a growing population.
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Washington (Ap
Earl L. Butz
Purdue University
House
Three Hoosiers Arrested in Auburn Armed Robbery Probe
A Florida truck driver reported three men poked a shotgun in his cab and stole 44 dollars from his billfold near Interstate 69 in Auburn Indiana. Ronald Haines 28 Sarasota, and James Covington 20 Muncie, Robert Nicholas 20 Muncie, Michael Honn 25 Portland were arrested on preliminary armed robbery charges.
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Auburn
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Willis Subpoenaed For Klan Trial
Federal court subpoenas Rep Edward Willis and staff director Francis McNamara to produce all Klan related records for Robert M Shelton contempt trial. Shelton Imperial Wizard of United Klans of America faces trial in September after prior refusals to testify and subpoenas.
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Washington
House Committee On UN
Shelton
Willis
McNamara
U.S. District Court
Norvy
Lester V. Chalmers Jr
Klan
Justice Department
Internal Security Division
Imperial Wizard of the United Klans of America
Matthew F. McGuire
House
Congress
Contract Bridge By B. Jay Becker North Dealer
North dealer vulnerable play by B Jay Becker for Central Press outlines bidding and carding concepts in a concise bridge column.
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By B. Jay Becker
North
Printed Pattern and Bridge Hand Analysis
This item blends sewing pattern details for Misses sizes plus a bridge hand analysis. It describes Marian Martin pattern 9367 with fabric yardage, a separate showcase of a wisp-slim sheath with scalloped neckline, and an illustrative bridge bidding and play scenario from a team match detailing two tables and outcomes.
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Marian Martin
Terre Haute Tribune
Pattern Dept
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Ruby Case Cleared to Move Toward Texas Appeals Court
Dallas jurors ruled Jack Ruby sane in the 1963 Oswald killing case, removing a major hurdle for an appeal to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. The verdict came after the defense sought to delay the sanity hearing, which the judge denied.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Criminal District Court No. 3
Texas Appeals Court
Louis Holland
Penny candy still popular in U S candy production
The National Confectioners Association reports penny candy accounted for 6 percent of U S candy production last year, up from 3 percent twenty years ago. The fact highlights persistent consumer demand for affordable treats.
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Washington
UPI
National Confectioners Association
U. S
Death probe continues into ex lawmaker Ralph Fenn shooting
Authorities investigated the fatal shooting of former Indiana state representative Ralph I. Fenn 60 owner of Fenn Funeral Home found with a 25 caliber pistol beside him. Coroner John Peacock said the wound was self inflicted and under investigation with no verdict expected for days. Survivors include widow Josephine and two sons John and Michael.
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Kokomo
Ind
John Peacock
Ralph I. Fenn
Howard
Tipton
Peacock
Fenn
Fenn Funeral Home
Indiana
House of Representatives
Indiana Board of Embalmers
Henry F. Schricker
Meshingomesia Council of Boy Scouts
Federal Housing Authority
Josephine
John Fenn
Michael Fenn
Monterrey
Calif
Blood Bank Sued Over Hepatitis Death In Chicago
Victor K. Gross of Indianapolis filed a $177 000 damage suit against Interstate Blood Bank of Chicago alleging his wife Eula died August 16 1964 after hospital blood given to her was contaminated with hepatitis germs.
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Chicago
Interstate Blood Bank of Chicago
Victor K. Gross
Indianapolis
Eula
Life turning harder as welfare era rises in speech
A speaker warns of an expanding welfare state offering broad medical care and dole-like aid. He contends fathers abdicate financial duty while mothers bear future educational burdens, and a daughter’s fear of tripping on her diploma step underscores ambition and risk.
Saintly Schoolgirls Hear Old Gentleman Over Loud Speaker
At Marymount School in New York the young ladies in white gowns hold red roses and listen as a stern elder urges them to continue their education, delivering a formal, old fashioned address over the loud speaker.
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Marymount School
New York
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