Capote Collapses in Manhattan Apartment
Author Truman Capote, 56, collapsed at his Manhattan apartment Tuesday and was rushed to New York Hospital in unstable condition. He was later reported in stable and satisfactory condition, with doctors unable to diagnose the illness despite previous hospitalizations on Long Island.
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New York
Truman Capote
New York Hospital
Capote
Manhattan
Upper East Side Hospital
Long Island
Rolling Stones Secret Show Sparks Mass Arrests
In Worcester Massachusetts a secret concert for 300 fans at Sir Morgans Cove led to six arrests after a beer soaked crowd attempted to rush the club. Police used riot gear and about 70 officers quelled the scene with no injuries reported.
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Worcester
Mass
U.S
John Walsh
Sir Morgan’s Cove
Bergman to portray Golda Meir in TV film
Ingrid Bergman arrived in Tel Aviv to star in a Paramount four hour television film about Golda Meir. She pledged to speak behave and feel like Meir to faithfully reproduce the Israeli leader’s life. Meir, born in Russia, died in 1978 after a long career as Zionist pioneer and stateswoman.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Ingrid Bergman
Golda Meir
Miss Bergman
Paramount Studios
Bergman
Meir
Russia
Labor Party
Moscow
Janis Faces Divorce and Palimony Suit
Conrad Janis actor on Mark and Mindy is sued for divorce by estranged wife Ronda Copland Janis in Los Angeles who also seeks palimony. She says they began living together in 1975 before their 1979 marriage and that she quit acting to be a companion homemaker and adviser to Janis.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Conrad Janis
Mindy
ABC
Mark
Ronda Copland Janis
Janis
Councilman Shot by Job Seeker in Cleveland
Cleveland police report Lonnie Burten 37 was shot three times in the right thigh when a man, seeking work at City Hall, knocked on his home door then fired as Burten turned away. The suspect, 18 to 23, fled. Burten hospitalized in fair condition at St. Vincent Charity Hospital.
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Cleveland
Lonnie Burton
Burten
City Hall
Fred Szabo
Szabo
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Glenn Heffner
Preston Terry
Lonnie
Lawmakers weigh options to save park after Stokes report
Backing from representatives emerged after Dave Moeller cited fisheries input. Don Avenson urged returning the fish as a commitment while Darrell Hanson called the lake lost but predicted possible fish return next year. Attendees asked officials to explore user fees hunting access and wildlife exhibit to keep tourism alive.
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Stokes
Dave Moeller
Don Avenson
D- Oelwein
Darrell Hanson
R-Manchester
Commission
Moral Majority faces critique over influence and goals
A political clash unfolds as Thomas labels the Moral Majority as anti abortion and pro traditional family while Cunningham questions its methods and impact. The debate centers on single issue focus in the 1980 elections and the group’s claimed mandate widening divisions among voters.
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Thomas
Moral Majority
Cunningham
Brooklyn
Debaters Clash Over Moral Majority at Drake Forum
The Drake debate opened a series of campus forums pitting Moral Majority against Americans for Common Sense led by George McGovern. Thomas and Cunningham critiqued religious influence in politics while discussing abortion, Vietnam War ethics, and shifts in liberal and conservative strategies.
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Cunningham
New Right
Thomas
Americans For Common Sense
George McGovern
D-S.c
Joan Steinhaus
Programs Corp
American
White Plains
N.Y
Steinhaus
Sam Brown
Brown
Peace Corps
People For the American Way
Norman Lear
Drake
Des Moines
Iowa
Phyllis Schlafly
Karen DeCrow
National Organization For Women
Shattuck plant zoning faces opposition over air concerns
Residents and officials clash at a Cedar Rapids meeting over Shattuck’s proposed operation. Critics warn sulfur dioxide could drift and create odor, air, and septic issues in nearby hills and neighborhoods while supporters cite stricter lease pollution standards and limited odor risk. The commission voted to deny the zoning change, opposed by most members.
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Shattuck
United States
Betty DuCharme
17Th Ave
Cedar Rapids
Bernard Friedl
Twelfth Ave
Fort Madison
Friedl
Helen Johnson
Citizens For Community Improvement
Commission
Tucson
Ariz
Gene Fritch
Howard R. Green Co
Tom Popa
Fritch
Popa
Ernest Merriweather
Schwitzer
Florence Ballantyne
Merriweather
Charles Jungman
Tom Kelley
Joan Koontz
Ruth McGuire
Burtine Motley
Doris Peick
Judith O'Donnell
Schwitz
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