Easter Candle Craft Show Delights In German Traditions
An Easter tradition sparks display of exquisite egg candles from German guilds. For centuries candle makers have vied for beauty and craftsmanship. This year showroom features several sizes and kinds of decorative Easter egg candles and all are for sale.
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Germany
Broadcasters face FCC controls in CATV hearings
Washington lawmakers question broadcasters on FCC plans to regulate CATV as a threat to free TV. Industry reps warn pay-CATV could fragment audiences and undermine local stations, while CATV advocates defend broader reach and later pay programming.
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UPI
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Commerce Committee
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Vincent T. Wasilewski
National Association of Broadcasters
Lester W. Lindow
CATV
Walter Rogers
D-Tex
James A. Mackay
Dga
Atlanta
Wasilewski
Lindow
Paroled Lady Bountiful Embezzler From Iowa
Sheldon Iowa hears that Burnice Iverson Geiger the former assistant cashier known as the Lady Bountiful will be paroled July 1 after five years in Alderson Prison for a 2.1 million dollar embezzlement from the Sheldon National Bank. The town reacts with mixed feelings amid memories of her generosity and prominence as a respected citizen.
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Iowa
UPI
Burnice Iverson Geiger
Bountiful
Paradise
Washington
Federal Parole Board
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Alderson
W.va
Sheldon National Bank
Trim
Wallace Geiger
Hollywood
Thomas Lutman
First Congregational Church
Sheldon National
Federal Bank
M.B. Moon
Mississippi State Police Clash With Demonstrators at Alcorn
About 2,000 demonstrators clashed with Mississippi state troopers along a highway at Alcorn A&M College. Troopers used billy clubs and tear gas. a patrolman was struck by a bottle and several demonstrators were cut or bruised. Governor Johnson had sent National Guardsmen earlier to keep order. Guardsmen did not take part in the Tuesday night melee.
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UPI
Alcorn A&M _ College
Negro College
Paul Johnson
Mississippi
Giles Crisler
Mexico Bars Frank Sinatra Entry At Border And Airports
Mexico's Interior Ministry issued a circular to immigration officers at all border points and airports banning Frank Sinatra from entering the country. No reason was given, but officials said the government can bar entry without explanation. The move follows complaints over the film Marriage On the Rocks and its alleged offense to national dignity. Sinatra has extensive financial ties near Acapulco.
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Mexico
Frank Sinatra
Interior Ministry
Mexico - U.S
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Sinatre
Acapulco
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