Mexican Police Intercept Children Sold in Adoption Ring
Excelsior reports three children two boys and a girl were stopped at Sonoyta before crossing into the United States from Mexico. They were meant for an Arizona couple from Lakeville who had paid $1500. Police intervened after the girl wrote to her mother in Guaymas about the sale. The children had been housed in an orphanage acting as a front. authorities seek the institution managers.
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Mexico City
Arizona
Excelsior
United States
Sonoyta
Lakeville
Guaymas
Measles Epidemic Claims 43 Young Lives in Dordrecht
Forty three African children under five have died in a measles epidemic in Dordrecht in the cape province over the last three months, health authorities report. The outbreak marks a severe health crisis for the region and underscores the dangers of the illness among young children.
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Dordrecht
South Africa
UFPI
Cape Province
Eagle Protection Leader Charged With Animal Cruelty
Egidio Segato president of the AOSEA local branch in Italy is charged with cruelty for keeping a young eagle in a cage too small to fly. The case centers on the bird's confinement and alleged mistreatment under the Animal Protection League auspices.
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Aosea
Italy
Egidio Segato
The
Animal Protection League
Burr Deletes Jail Salary Request Amid Uncertain New Facility
Sheriff Waldon V. Burr cut 41,220 from the 1964-65 budget for extra jail staff due to an uncertain completion date for the new jail at W 29th Street and Union Road. He proposed a total budget of 752,889, down from last year and earlier figures, with plans to revisit in the year if an emergency is needed.
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Waldon V. Burr
Budiget
Board of Supervisors
Inter
Burr
Richard Kittle
W. 29Th St
U °Ion Road
Tucsonian Awarded Fellowship
David Goodman of 2620 N Tyndall Ave receives a $1 000 summer fellowship from the Arizona Historical Foundation announced by Sen Barry Goldwater. Goodman, Amphitheater High School and University of Arizona alumnus, teaches at Meany Junior High Seattle and Shoreline College. His study focuses on Arizona related articles in American magazines from 1863 to 1912.
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David Goodman
N. Tyndall Ave
Library of Congress
Arizona Historical Foundation
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Foundation
Amphitheater High School
University of Arizona
Goodman
Herman Goodman
Meany Junior High School
Seattle
New Community College
Shoreline College
Arizona
Motion Seeks Immediate Court Review of Arizona Redistricting
A Phoenix federal suit seeks immediate trial to require electing Arizona congressmen at large. Gary Peter Klahr, a University of Arizona law student, filed the motion through attorney Sheldon Mitchell. Klahr contends reapportionment should apply to both State Senate and U S House districts despite a postponement order pending Supreme Court rulings.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Vs.district Court Today
Sheldon Mitchell
University of Arizona Law
Gary Peter Klahr
Klahr
State Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
Flahr
Congress
U.S
Supreme Court
Federal
Senate
Beatles Welcome Sparks Massive Adelaide Stampede
Large crowds estimated at up to 100000 greet the Beatles on arrival in Adelaide Australia. Police report dozens knocked down and a badly injured person as fans surged along the motorcade route and mobbed the hotel. George Harrison calls it the greatest welcome, even surpassing New York.
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Adelaide
Australia
UPI
Elizabeth
New York
George Harrison
East German Leader Ulbricht Pivots Toward West Ties
In Berlin Ulbricht outlined a Soviet East German mutual assistance pact set to run through 1984 with automatic renewals, tying to Warsaw Pact and Comecon while urging US Britain and France to lift Paris treaty limits on West German negotiations. Khrushchev praised a German peace treaty but rejected self determination for Germany. Ulbricht’s visit wraps with a two week stay concluding tomorrow.
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West Germany
West Berlin
Berlin
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Soviet Union
East Germany
Comecon
Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
Johnson
East
Berlin Wall
Walter Ulbricht
Convicted in Genovese Slaying After Deliberation
Winston Moseley, 29, found guilty of first degree murder in the Queens stabbing of Cath erine Genovese, 28, after 644 hours of jury deliberation. He pleaded insanity but admitted the attack. the case sparked debate over bystander apathy.
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New York
Winston Moseley
State Supreme Court
Moseley
Catherine Genovese
Queens
The
New York Times
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