Singer Theresa Brewer Fired From Perry Presents Show
New York UPI reports singer Theresa Brewer was fired from the NBC Perry Presents summer replacement show after a dispute over billing and on set behavior. Brewer claimed an assistant producer insulted her and interfered with access, while Henry Howard defended the production and said Brewer had been difficult to work with. Brewer had planned to quit after seven performances from July 2 and expected pay through July 25.
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UPI
Theresa Brewer
Con
Mist Brewer
Henry Howard
Perry
Music Corporation of America
Roncom Productions, Inc
Recon
Monlay
Miss Brewer
Camp
Tay Charles
Mother Of 8 Stabbed Near Delphi Husband Sought
Police charged William J Hampton 38 with assault and battery with murderous intent after his wife Pergy Hampton was stabbed multiple times at their home on Yermain Street near Delphi. Deputies said Hampton took a rifle and fled, leaving their eight year old son with a key account of the incident. Emergency responders treated the wounded woman at the scene and took several others injured by flying glass to a hospital.
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Delmhl
Polles
Hughind
William J. Mamplon
Yermnin
Pergy
Aheriff
Hampton
Hempton
Walls County
Spitat
Ktonticelio
Wife Convicted In Death Gets Suspended Term
A Georgia woman, Mrs. Ema Lae Cheaves, was convicted in Germany for the killing of her U.S. Army husband, Specialist 4 Oliver Cheaves. The West German court suspended a 10 month term, freeing her after ten months in jail. Her attorneys plan an appeal, and the defense accepted a suspended sentence amid testimony about domestic abuse.
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Vanmara
Cheaves
Oliver Cheaves
Steflin
Ala
Jeng Austen
Bette Davis
Anne Anster
Auto Output Drops During Holiday
Detroit reports a dip in auto output during the Fourth of July holiday week as production slowed across plants. Officials note supply chain and worker scheduling adjustments contributed to reduced output.
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Detroit
Westerns Will Hours Again This Winter
New York AP reports Westerns return with new shows and nostalgia as audiences long for outdoor escapism. Richard Tawis notes city dwellers seek the old outdoors, while the industry pushes into modern storytelling beyond ranch life. Automakers note rising car output and youth trends while a separate note describes a 30,000 dollar convent project for 13 Missionaries of Jesus sisters in Peace River.
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New York
Richard Tawis
Lararnta
Alta
Peace River
Ace
Sisters of the Missionaries of Jesus
Unain
Dogs Also Bother Mailmen In Russia
Soviet mailmen on a U S tour report biting dogs as a common problem in Russia and the United States. Konstantin Sergeychuk says a plain package can avoid prohibited books like Lady Chatterley’s Lover. An American child hospitalization rate and hospital stay costs are noted amid a classifieds section.
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Russia
Miami
Fla
Iap
U.S
Sparta
Konstantin Y. Sergeyshuk
New York
Washington
Chicago
Sergeychuk
House of the Week X-65 offers split level choice Riverton NJ
The X-65 house in the House of the Week series presents two front elevations with a flexible split level design by Rudolph A. Matern in Riverton New Jersey. It features seven rooms three bedrooms and two or three baths depending on option, with large living spaces, a recreation room, a broad living area, and substantial closet space. The price in model form was $16,990 including land, with estimated base costs around $14,400 for the house in the smaller bath arrangement.
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Strausman Construction Co
Froffic
Boating Deaths Rise in Holiday Season Across States
A fragmented account shows multiple boat fatalities during a holiday period across Maine, Tennessee, Indiana, and New York with outboard motors, capsizes, and drownings. Reports note 1,243 boating deaths nationwide over 14 years, and a rise in incidents tied to increased water activity.
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Bosling
Pushenbake
Maine
Igen
Muskegon
Shaler
Tennessee
Hess Deriecuves
Aboual Fatal Corinth
N.Y
Fcupa Cupanis
Vital
Statistica
Indiana
White River i Sea
Bedford
Lawmaker Warns Against Centralized Police Powers
Bloomington newsroom report on Indiana University workshop noting Ted Welsh and Matthew Welsh discuss state control over law enforcement. Critics fear one state granting super police and grand jury powers could threaten local autonomy and court systems. Attendees and prize winners listed in a lengthy society rundown.
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Bloomington
Ted
Matthew E. Welsh
Gabe Ootagsine
Indiana University Workshop
Vincennes Democrat
Prises
Crystal Young
Arva Loeg
Lettie L Ee
Sage Walker
Gertrude Wile Frieda Mock
Laura Walker
Pritchard
Crystal Cave
Talle Sedge Wet Boece
Kathe Snanogle
Arvi Lang
Thelma Smith
Lottie Smith
Seth
Joy Les Nancy McCormick
Walker
Delce Victory Club Meets For Picnic Outing
Delce Victory Club gathered at Shadyside Park for a picnic outing with plan for a pitch meal. Katie Isacogie led arrangements as Anderma Delce Victory Club members enjoyed a social afternoon.
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Delce
Anderma Delce Victory Club
Shadyside Park
Tweedey Breting
Dre
Katie Isacogie
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