Capitol sparks Towers return to acting in CBS soap
Constance Towers, the musical comedy star, returns from Mexico City to LA to star in CBS soap Capitol as Clarissa McCandless the good woman. The series premieres tonight at 9 pm then 1 30 pm weekdays amid diplomatic life and family questions.
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Princess Patricia's Infantry Earns Presidential Citation
The Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Second Battalion bore the brunt of a spring offensive in Korea on April 24, 1951. After a night of hand to hand fighting the unit received a U.S. Presidential Citation, the first such award to a non American unit.
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