Arlene Dahl Seeks Annulment From Alexis Lichine
Los Angeles television star Arlene Dahl filed for annulment of her 1965 marriage to business executive Alexis Lichine. She alleged fraud claiming Lichine had wanted children but did not, and said there was no community property. Dahl, 38, resides near Pacific Palisades and said Lichine is currently unknown. the couple reportedly separated last March.
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War Breadbasket Georgia Supplying Confederate War Needs
Georgia earned the nickname breadbasket of the Confederacy for providing most of the South’s arms and material during the Civil War.
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Conservatives Retain Control of Young Republicans
In Omaha the Young Republican National Federation re elected Jack McDonald of Nashville as chairman by voice vote. The convention rejected a constitutional amendment allowing two observers from the senior GOP on the YR executive board and approved a bylaw change to seat two Republican National Committee members with the YR executive group. Pennsylvanias dake Jordan called the move a slap at moderates, while McDonald pledged cooperation with Bliss and Romney supporters.
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Violence interrupts Young Republicans meeting over recognition
A speech quotes a party member urging restraint as tensions rise during a Young Republicans meeting. He warns against withdrawing recognition and advocates a longer, unified approach to the issue. The remark reflects internal party strife and debate over leadership status.
Reed Becomes First Negro To Preside Iowa House
In Des Moines Rep Cecil A Reed Republican Cedar Rapids became the first Black member to preside over Iowa House proceedings. Speaker Maurice Baringer called Reed to the rostrum at 10 55 a m and handed the gavel over during a debate on a conference committee report on area schools. Reed presided for about 30 minutes until 11 25 a m.
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Podgorny Visits Pyramids During Cairo Talks
Soviet President Podgorny visits the pyramids in Cairo during a pause in talks with Egyptian President Nasser. The stop underscores the high level dialogue between the two nations amid Middle East diplomacy.
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