Gene Tierney Returns to Screen in The FBI at Warner Bros
Hollywood notes report Gene Tierney at 48 returns to film after four years away in The FBI at Warner Bros where she plays a retirement city resident drawn into crime networks. She discusses aging, limited productions, and future roles while Hawaii project updates mention The Hawaiians with Charlton Heston.
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Houston
Howard Lee
Public Auction of 320 Acres Wilson County Farmland
Nelson Auction Service will sell about 320 acres of Wilson County farmland at public auction on December 31 at the Wilson County Courthouse steps in Fredonia Kansas. The property includes Northwest and Southwest quarters in Section 21 Township 29 South Range 17 East with minerals excluded, and features a 2960 square foot ranch style home built in 1960 plus several outbuildings. Terms require 20 percent down to marshal, balance in 15 days, title insurance, possession on court confirmation, contact Sam Brown for details.
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Kansas
George T. Morris
Thayer
U. S. Marshal
Business leaders propose New Year resolutions for 1969
A group of business and finance leaders offer reasons to help others beyond profit. Hobart Lewis urges boosting equal opportunity. Muriel Siebert calls recognizing roots and aiding others. Louis Laun advocates listening and improving personal conduct for a better year.
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Reader's Digest
Muriel Siebert
New York Stock Exchange
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Birth Control Seen In Crowded Living
U.N. scientist Dr. Ulla Olin told a Dallas audience that urban crowding may curb population growth as families with several children in small apartments consider family planning. Other scientists cited animal studies showing stress and health problems from crowding, warning of potential human effects.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
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Kenneth Myers
Australia
Commonwealth and Scientific Industrial Research Organization
Clues Sought in Brink's Robbery Hijack Near Boston
FBI examined a key and police visited underworld hangouts for leads in the Brink's armored car robbery that netted about 80000 dollars. Guard Richard Haines said three robbers seized the money after entering the truck with a found key.
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Brink's
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Tewksbury
Fire damages Osawatomie hospital full interior loss
Fire at Biddle Hall Osawatomie State Hospital caused $200000 in damage and killed two patients while injuring 11 of 101 occupants. Three patients, including Lester William Grazier, 22, face arson and manslaughter charges. two 16 year olds held. Authorities note multiple deliberate fires recently. fire chief Carl Knudsen resigns Wednesday.
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Osawatomie State Hospital
Lester William Grazier
Pittsburg
Overland Park
Jerry Miller
Carl Knudsen
Foreign Students See Baltimore Slums on Weekend Tour
A group of foreign students visited Baltimore slums as part of a Calvary United Methodist Church program on inner city life. Hanna Bangbret from Germany called the conditions embarrassing despite U S standards, while Christina Ebisa wa of Tokyo noted worse slums at home. Tore Thomassen of Norway said the tour brought to life issues he had read about.
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Korbach
Germany
Christina Migiwa Ebisawa
Tokyo
Tore Thomassen
Stavangar
Norway
Calvary United Methodist Church
Apollo 8 undergoes Navy tests before repair work
The Apollo 8 capsule returned from lunar orbit is undergoing Navy tests at Pearl Harbor before shipment to the North American Rockwell plant in Downey California for closer examination. Astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders were aboard for the splashdown in the Pacific Sunday. After a Houston reunion the capsule traveled to Pearl Harbor aboard the Yorktown. Recovery engineer Ron Simanek said the 12 foot high cone shaped capsule is in fine condition.
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Calif
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James A. Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
Houston
Tex
Yorktown
Ron Simantel
National Aeronauticcs and Space Administration
Three Men Take Club Receipts in Shea Stadium Holdup
Police say three armed men and a companion robbed the Diamond Club on the stadium top level Sunday night, stealing $20,000 in club receipts while 62,500 watched the Jets win the AFL title. Five employees were inside. the Diamond Club serves season-ticket holders and guests.
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New York Jets
Climber Group Aims First Winter Ascent of Grand Teton
Jackson Wyoming AP reports 27 climbers camped at Moose Meadows near timberline as they pursue a winter ascent of Grand Teton not seen since 1936. They plan to advance to the 10,000 foot level today to establish an attack camp on Middle Teton glacier and reach the summit by New Year’s Eve.
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Grand Teton Peak
Moose Meadows
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Middle Teton
Moon Ownership Inquiry Stirs in Manchester
John Harrison, a Manchester real estate man, asks his lawyers to determine who will own the moon after a landing. He notes Bahamas buyers became multi-millionaires by acquiring swampy land.
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Celanese Fibers Marketing Co
Uniroyal Inc
George R. Vila
Manchester
England
John Harrison
Bahamas
Tragic Baby Freezes in Kansas City Apartment
Police found six month old Timothy Hicks dead and his twin Melissa in critical condition in a cold storage area of a two story Kansas City apartment. Patrolman John O Neal reported the warming building concealed the unheated space where the babies slept with blankets. Miss Beulah Hicks 16 and mother of the children was taken into juvenile custody.
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Children’s Mercy Hospital
John O'Neal
Timothy Wayne Hicks
Beulah Kay Hicks
Miss Hicks
Dorothy Hicks
O'Neal
QE2 QE2 Struggles in Shakedown Amid Delivery Tug
Britannia’s floating pride the QE2 limped home at 14 knots from Clydeside as Cunard refused delivery until thermal expansion issues in two turbine engines and ship outfitting are fixed. Repairs likely three weeks with a new shakedown set for late January and a transatlantic voyage planned to New York.
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Sir Basil Smallpiece
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Commenta
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Daily Express
Daily Telegraph
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Greenoch
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Anthony Hopper
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John Whitworth
Tribune Phone Contact Guide
Instructions urging readers to call their Tribune phone carrier after hours when the person is unavailable. If the contact cannot be reached, a secondary line HE1 3400 is provided for after six o’clock.
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