Lawrence Welk Surges In Ratings On Color Era Comeback
AP writer Bob Thomas reports Lawrence Welk enjoys his strongest season yet on his ABC show, helped by a color telecast upgrade and a flexible schedule. Welk explains delaying a fall exit, embracing color to boost appeal while continuing live performances at the Palladium and studio work at his Wilshire Boulevard complex. He notes adapting to public tastes and maintaining a long music career after 42 years as bandleader.
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Christian Kiesinger Named West German Chancellor
Christian Democratic leader Kurt Georg Kiesinger was elected West Germanys chancellor heading a CDU SPD grand coalition to end a 34 day government crisis. Social Democrats take nine Cabinet posts with Willy Brandt as vice chancellor and foreign minister. Kiesinger said his cabinet was approved by 125 to 53 with eight abstentions. Critics note his Nazi past, including membership in 1933 and wartime radio work. The government holds an overwhelming 447 of 496 seats.
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Electronic eavesdropping review widens into cases
The Justice Department probes all prosecutions likely aided by illegally obtained electronic surveillance. Acting U N Ramsey Clark says notice went to U S attorneys to halt investigations relying on tainted evidence. A Cincinnati appeal motion notes three defendants in a defrauding tax case had monitored conversations but not used as evidence. The department estimates reopening odds at about one in a thousand.
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Vicious Storm Continues To Lash Great Lakes
A violent winter storm battered the Great Lakes region, sinking the freighter Daniel J Morrell in Lake Huron and sending frigid winds, heavy snowfall, and subzero temperatures across Michigan Minnesota North Dakota and beyond. Cold conditions linger with warnings of colder weather, snow showers, and onshore gusts as the Weather Bureau forecasts continued harshness through the area.
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Firefighters to elect officers at upcoming meetings
International Association of Firefighters will meet at 7 30 pm Friday and 7 30 am Saturday at Fire Station No 2 on Market Street. This regular meeting is for the election of officers.
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Portuguese Deny Tanzanian Invasion Report
A Portuguese Foreign Ministry spokesman said there is no information on any invasion of Tanzanian territory by Portuguese troops. Radio Tanzania claimed Portuguese forces invaded from Mozambique and killed four Tanzanians with land mines, but the spokesman dismissed the report as a laughable exaggeration. He added Tanzania has long claimed incursions into Mozambique. If any border incident occurred, he said Portugal has not heard of it.
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