Judge Holds Key To Fate of Star And Unborn Baby
Phoenix case tests if Maricopa County attorney and Arizona attorney general must be defendants in Mrs. Robert Finkbine's bid for court approval of a proposed abortion. The TV star says thalidomide caused fetal malformations and seeks permission to end the pregnancy amid state law restricting abortions.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Yale McFate
Maricopa County
Arizona
Robert L. Finkbine
Sherri
Finkbine
Secluded ford carwash draws curious crowds
The Town Crier reports a lone car wash at a remote ford with a Boy Scout troop, several cars, and spectators. Nearby, Clarke County resident builds a new home on Senseny Road using dirt for posts, while Susan Riley of Gore writes to Jack and Jill magazine about delivering mail with her father. her letter is featured in News Notes.
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Criss
Clarke County
Senseny Road
Susan Riley
Gore
Jack and Jill Magazine
News Notes
Train wreck blamed on track alignment in deadly Pennsylvanian incident
Pittsburgh to Harrisburg baseball special derailed near Steelton injuring about 100 and killing 19 as officials say track out of alignment likely caused the crash. Investigators from Pennsylvania Railroad Public Utility Commission and Interstate Commerce Commission join in the probe. salvage crews repair 1500 feet of track and prepare to hoist derailed cars into the Susquehanna River.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Steelton, Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commssion
Newell
Howard C. Kohout
Kohout
Susquehanna River
Newark Bay
Bayonne
N. J
Pennsylvania
Bowie
Maryland
Probers of Economy Hear Meany Today
AFL-CIO President George Meany testifies before a House Ways and Means panel studying the economy. He urges immediate tax cuts, saying lower rates would quickly boost business recovery, while Sen. Paul Douglas signs cautious notes about recession timing.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means Committee
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Douglas
Bunker Hill
Senate Finance Committee
Handley High Class of 1927 Reunites for Jubilant Banquet
Handley High School Class of 1927 gathered 35 years after graduation with 28 members among 60 attendees at Duffs Rebel Restaurant. Guests included Arthur M. Jarman and Mrs. Opal Solenberg, plus Dr. Garland Quarles and Mrs. Elizabeth Engle. Awards honored family size and other fun traits as memorials were observed for deceased members.
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Handley High School
Duffs Rebel Restaurant
Arthur M. Jarman
Charlottesville
Handley
Opal Robinson Solenberger
Garland R. Quarles
Winchester
Quarles
Jarman
Elizabeth Crawford Engle
Norfolk
Engle
Luther
Owen Mason
Aldie
Dayton O’rear
Arlington
Masson
Norvel Palmer
Charles Baker
Laurens Jones
Sara Jenkins Massey
Massey
James B. Yates
Warner Luttrell
Lois Shanker Massey
Kenneth B. Hook
Mary Thomas Lindsay
A. Harold Rowe
Eloise Ridgeway
Elnora Barr
Elizabeth Barr
Meta Kline
Helen Boyer
Mary Henkel
Edith Henry
Albany Racial Fight Heads to Court Battle
Albany confronts a court battle over integration protests as 266 were arrested last week. Martin Luther King Jr. and Ralph Abernathy are jailed. King fasted 24 hours. City officials seek a permanent injunction to stop marches and picketing amid fading demonstrations.
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Albany, Ga
Albany
U.S. Dist
J. Robert Elliott
Elliott
Martin Luther King Jr
Ralph D. Abernathy
King
Abernathy
City Hall
Wyatt Tee Walker
NBC
Meet the Press
W. G. Anderson
Non-Military Planes Will Be Grounded Sept 2
Colorado Springs reports all non military airplanes in the United States and Canada will be grounded for 512 hours on September 2 during Sky Shield III training by the North American Air Defense Command. The exercise runs from 2 p.m. to 7 30 p.m. EST.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Canada
North American Air Defense Command
Bloodless coup grips Algiers as guerrillas seize capital
Two thousand guerrillas from Wilaya No 4 surround Algiers and capture Radio Algiers signaling a bid to unify the country. Arrests of Ben Bella opponents, including Amar Oussedik, mark a tense power shift while Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda’s government remains largely unmolested. Col. Si Hassan leads the takeover and vows a seven-man political bureau in Algiers.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Amar Oussedik
Algiers Autonomous Zone
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Wilaya (Zone) No. 4
Si Hassan
Wilaya
Cal Bureau
Paris
Mohammed Khider
Tlemcen
Khider
Radio
Casbah
Col
Hassan
Maj
Si Lakhdar
Sixteen Die in Virginia Highway Mishaps
The Associated Press reports sixteen people died on Virginia highways on a Saturday, second highest single day toll in state history. Eight fatal crashes caused the deaths, including a wreck on U S 58 460 near Suffolk into Dismal Swamp canal. Victims include Mary Jewell Raynor and Milton E Stores, among others, with details of locations and ages.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Matthew Irvin
Lynchburg
U. S. 460
Suffolk
Lower Peninsula
Mary Jewell Raynor
Hampton
Dixie Hospital
U. S
Eunice Alston
Norfolk
Jean
Jeremiah
Estelle Williams Walker
Claudine
Ametha
Laverne Williams
Emporia
Mildred Goodman Turner
York Junior Pierce
Pierce
William Edward Jackson
Soviet Boasts World’s Most Modern Navy
The Soviet Union claims the navy is the world’s most modern with atomic submarines armed with rockets and nuclear warheads. Adm. Sergei Gorshkov cites subs with high speed and deep submersion, while Barents Sea exercises fuel Western expert doubts about Polaris‑like capability. A Navy Day TV feature showcased submarines in Leningrad.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Adm
Sergei Gorshkov
Baltic
Leningrad
Gorshkov
Pravda
S. Zahkarov
Navy Day
Sovyetskaya Rossiya
Trud
Labor Union
Barents Sea
Khrusnchev
Russia
Neva River
U.S
Kirov Bridge
Neva
Unionist Demands Payoff to End Nuclear Submarine Strike
Senator McClellan charged that a powerful unionist seeks a payoff to settle the strike delaying work on 11 Navy nuclear submarines. He urged Senate Investigations to hold hearings as filibusters oppose the administration’s communications satellite bill.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Today
Navy
McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Senate
Representatives of
Management and Labor
Rank and File
Senators warn filibuster harms space bill and economy
Washington Senators rally for the administration satellite bill arguing a filibuster endanger space leadership. McClellan seeks meeting consent while Morse blocks and Mansfield signals late session. Trade unions faced walkouts over a General Dynamics submarine plant strike in Groton plus payoffs alleged tied to a former union leader.
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Washington
United States
Senate
McClellan
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Groton
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William Carpenter
Democratic
J. Henry Renner
Crisman Cleaners
Margaret. L. Hodgson
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Green
New York City
DR. King
Ceived
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York County
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