Judy Garland in London Home Death and Turbulent Rebirth
The piece traces Judy Garland’s turbulent life from fame to decline amid alcohol and drug struggles, marking her London marriage to James Deans, divorces, and a final return to performance highs. It details her early vaudeville rise, Hollywood career, battles with weight and health, and a pattern of fragile happiness followed by personal turmoil.
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Miss Garland
Deans
London
Mark Herron
Toved
Leicester Square
Fragmented Public Notice From The Daily Review Era
A damaged line from a California Superior Court order dated June 1961 references Tre Arcus and The Daily Review of Alameda County. The notice mentions publication details, subscription rates, and an address in Frame California with postal details incomplete and unclear.
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Ganwal
Superior Court of
State of California
Alameda
Poison Gas Shipment Plan Faces Protests Across New Jersey
Washington reports Rep Howard pressing Army over a cross country disposal plan for surplus poison gas amid protests in New Jersey. National Academy of Sciences to review safer disposal methods and route determinations, with officials promising to announce the route once decided.
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Washington
UPD
Howard
James J. Howard
D-N.j
James A. Hebbeler
Army
Pentagon
New Jersey
Congress
Earle
N.J
Defense
National Academy of Sciences
Hebbeler
Elizabeth
Department of the Army
Berkeley woman dies in Hayward plane crash near Glendale
A Berkeley resident Carolyn M Pelly, 38, was identified among three killed when a single engine Mooney 21 crashed in the San Gabriel foothills near Dunsmore Canyon. Pilot Michael Entin, 25, of Berkeley, also died. Irving S Fishman of Los Angeles and a fourth survivor, Stephen Fishman, were connected to the crash. The aircraft originated at Hayward for Safford, Arizona.
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Glendale
Calif
UPI
Berkeley
Here
Sheriff's Department
Carolyn M Pelly
Irving S. ‘Fishman
Los Angeles
University of California At Berkeley
Michael
Entin
van Nuys
Dunsmore Canyon
Stephen Fishman
Pacoima Memorial Lutheran Hospital
Hayward
Safford
Spriz
Angeles National Forest
Sheriff's Office
Fishman
San Gabriel Mountains
Plane hijacked to Havana ends in tragedy
A hijacked 30th Plane bound for Havana diverted to Cuba where a passenger buckled, fainting episodes reported, and a Cuban militiaman intervened. In Miami a factory worker, Elisendo, 24, was shot during a playground robbery attempt and died after surgery. Two suspects fled, leaving Elisendo as a victim in a violent sequence.
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Kosdan
Kates
Havana
J.L. Hoyt
Angeles
UPI
Juanr
M. Elisendo
Miami
Elisendo
Habor General Hospital
Teen Hijacker Husband Wife Sought After Cuban Flight Incident
Hoyt recalls the moment a hijacker and his wife fled, with authorities unable to provide a detailed description. A teenage daughter is described by several as strikingly attractive, a real looker, amid ongoing investigation.
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Havana
Hoyt
Kaiser Strike Averted In Oakland Hospitals Pact
Kaiser Foundation hospitals and Office and Professional Employees Local 2 reached a tentative contract agreement ending the looming strike threat. The deal covers about 800 clerical workers across Oakland Hayward Richmond Berkeley and two Kaiser offices. Ratification vote details awaited after a Sunday meeting arranged by Alameda County Central Labor Council official Dick Graulx.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Kaiser Foundation
Kaiserie
Hayward
Richmond
Kaiser
Berkeley
Dick Graulx
Alameda County
Central Labor’ Council
Fremont Firefighters seek 10 percent raise and shorter week
Fremont city leaders criticized Local 1689 of the International Association of Firefighters for publicly airing demands during ongoing negotiations. The union seeks a 10 percent pay hike, a shorter 67.2 hour work week, college credit merit pay, and removal of Fremont residency rules, arguing Bay Area peers earn more and the current schedule is antiquated. The firefighters represent eight staff and say the department budget is about 1.1 million of the city’s total budget, with negotiations overlapping budgeting.
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Fremont
Don Driggs
Driggs
International Association of
Council
Bay Areas
Galary
Bay
Jocal
Olal Fire Department
Fulbright to Open New Vietnam Hearing with Clifford
Senator Fulbright announced a new round of Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on Vietnam. Primary witness will be former Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford who urged a 100000 troop withdrawal this year and total ground forces pullout by 1970 end. Rogers and Laird likely invited. Nixon aired disapproval of pace.
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Washington
UPI
J.william Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Nixon
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Fulbright
William P. Rogers
Melvin R.J. Laird
Arkansas
ABC
Air Force Academy
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Arsonist Blamed For P O Fires At Pico Rivera
In Pico Rivera California a $200 post office branch fire is blamed on an arsonist deputies report burning material of unknown type dropped into a mail system destroying a small number of items. A similar fire occurred at the same branch early Saturday.
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Pico Rivera
Calif
UPI
Teirers
House Debates 14.9 Billion Budget And ABM Testimony
House action centers on a 14.9 billion fiscal year bill funding housing space veterans and other functions starting July 1. Liberal critics push to restore a 7.5 million cut for a fair housing enforcement program. Defense Secretary Laird and CIA chief Helms prepare to testify behind closed doors on Soviet motives and ABM deployment.
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Congress
Criris Nixon
House
Appropriations Committee
Nixon
Melvin R .Laird
Richard Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Pueblo Capture Blamed On Russ
Washington says the Soviet Union had little to do with the Pueblo incident. Gen Jan Sejna, a former Czech communist official now in New York, cites remarks by Andrei Grechko about humiliating the United States at sea. He notes a 1988 Prague disclosure by Col Gen Kushchev confirming the seizure plan.
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Washington
UPI
Jan
Sejia Ina
Reader
United States
Soviet Union
North Korea
U.S
Pueblo
Sejna
New York City
Andrei Grechko
Prague
Grechko
Senna
Grechke
Reourge
Senia
Aleksandr Kushchev
Czech Defense Ministry
Rockefeller ends Latin tour with Uruguay visit amid protests
Rockefeller’s Latin American mission progresses as he receives the governor in Punta del Este and tours Montevideo with security precautions limiting clashes. He then travels to Asuncion for a warm reception, pressing his aim to gather hemisphere guidance after meetings with Paraguayan leaders.
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Punta del Este
Montevideo
Rockefeller
Nixon
Paraguay
Asuncion
Uruguay
South America
Pacheco Jareco
Wen
Hemisphere
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