Hearing Set for Man Sought by Yugoslavia in Murders
In Los Angeles a federal hearing is scheduled Monday for Andrija Artukovic 57 accused by Yugoslavia of 200000 murders for wartime acts as interior minister of the independent state of Croatia. Yugoslavia seeks extradition under a 1902 treaty. Artukovic contends lack of authority and political character of charges.
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Los Angeles
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Croatia
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Artukovic
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O'Connor
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United States
How To Cure Boy's Fear Of Dogs
A mother asks how to help her six year old overcome fear after a boxer bit him as a toddler. The adviser criticizes past handling and suggests consultation with a pediatrician who may refer a psychologist, advising gradual exposure and positive dog interactions.
U S Must Talk To German Reds Over Missing Soldiers
The Soviet letter to the U S Embassy in Bonn says return of eight officers and one sergeant and their helicopter is beyond Soviet competence and should be handled by East Germany. Dulles had said talks would not imply recognition. The U S does not recognize the East German government. The helicopter vanished in a thunderstorm, and East German officials accuse space violations.
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Bonn
United States
Dulles
East Germany
East Berlin
Nogales Water Main Repaired
A broken Nogales Sonora water main was repaired restoring city water. The Tuesday pipe failure cut off supplies to most of Nogales on the Mexican side, forcing residents to fetch water from the Arizona side. Immigraton authorities allowed easy border crossings to obtain water. A local man hooked a hose over the border fence to sell water to residents.
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Nogales
UPI
Sonora
Arizona
The Secretary Took Your Foolish Morning After
A reader's confession describes an employer's fling with a secretary that leads to a broken marriage, a double salary hire, and a looming firing. Advice counsels self reflection, ending the affair, and rebuilding life, urging the husband to seek forgiveness and a fresh start.
When a Mother-In-Law Moves In
A husband and wife face a difficult clash when the mother in law moves into their home without consent. The man suggests placing her in a separate apartment, checking welfare benefits, and budgeting to support her, with a plan developed jointly with his wife. He notes three generations rarely coexist peacefully.
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Mrs. Mayfield
Muskegon Man Resigns From AEC Deputy Post
R W Cook of Muskegon Michigan resigns as deputy general manager of the Atomic Energy Commission effective at the end of the current Congress session. Cook has held the post since October 1 1954 and will join American Machine & Foundry in New York.
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UPD
R. W. Cook
Muskegon, Mich
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Cook
AEC
New York
American Machine & Foundry
Cleanup Under Way Along State Highways
Phoenix Arizona The State Highway Department announced a concentrated cleanup program along Arizona roads. The plan includes patching holes in pavement ensuring adequate highway signs and renovating roadside parks.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Highway Department
Arizona
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