Brunettes Reach Peak Power in History and Pop Culture
A collage traces brunette influence from ancient queens to modern leaders and stars. It cites Cleopatra, Anne Boleyn, Josephine, Lincoln, FDR, and Kennedy as examples of enduring allure and influence, arguing brunettes shaped history and culture.
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Katharine Hepburn
Coco
Elizabeth Taylor Burton
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
White House
Alexander the Great
Asia
Cleopatra
Theodora
Justinian
Anne Bobe
England
Henry VIII
Thieu says South Vietnam will not ask U.S. to continue fighting
President Nguyen Van Thieu declares Vietnam can’t be craven and asks for continued American support while troops withdraw. Nixon hints at another reduction with South Vietnamese replacement later this month, defense secretary's hinted figure near 40 000. Sixty thousand U.S. troops have already left in six months. Weather: temps reach 30s in Amarillo and 72 in Brownsville with forecasts of normal averages and weekend rains across regions.
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Nguyen van Thieu
United States
Thieu
Nixon
Melvin Said
Vietnam
Amarillo
Brownsville
Thief Vanishes Through Back Door of El Rancho As Cash Is Taken
Police report a burglary at El Rancho Restaurant where money was taken from a can in back. Indications suggest the thief knew the stash. escape was through a side door. Separate break ins at Sid Holland Company damaged a safe but left contents intact.
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el Rancho
Alvis Maddox
Sid Holland Company
J. B. Holland
Veteran drill sergeant found guilty of maltreating recruit
A nine year military veteran and father of two preschoolers, Lucy was found guilty Tuesday of grabbing Airman Basic Ernest J. Green, 21, of Tampa, by the neck and squeezing. Acquittals included kicking a trainee in the buttocks. Lucy was the second drill sergeant tried this month for maltreating Lackland recruits last summer and received the same sentence as Sgt. Ronald E. Wood. A third trainee instructor goes to trial next week.
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Lucy
Ernest J. Green
Tampa
Fla
Ronald E. Wood
Indianapolis
Ind
Yablonski Refuses to Concede Amid Vote Returns
In a telephone interview from Clarksville Pennsylvania John L Yablonski says he will concede to nobody after 000 votes to 40000 for his opponent He dismisses Washington headquarters returns and vows to trust his own tally and resolve in the contest
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Yablonski
Clarksville
Washington
Plaque Marks Adams’ Fatal 1843 Capitol Moment
A floor plaque in Statuary Hall marks the spot where John Quincy Adams was fatally stricken in 1843 during a speech in the U.S. Capitol.
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Capitol
Statuary Hall
John Quincy Adams
Fermi Defects to United States During Nobel Visit
World Almanac notes Enrico Fermi, Italian American physicist who aided atomic research, perfected beta ray emission theory, and won the 1938 Nobel Prize. He defected to the United States while receiving the prize in Stockholm in 1938.
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Enrico Fermi
America
Stockholm
United States
Girl Constable Tops Class in Bradford Training
In Bradford England Constable Janet Stephenson a 19 year old woman beat 16 male recruits in a three month police training course She led in self defense law and general studies and averaged about 80 percent while the men averaged 62 percent.
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Bradford
England
Janet Stephenson
Janet
Shaving at 52 MPH Triggers Fine for Motorist
London police testified Gerry Curtis drove with both hands off the wheel and shaved at 52 miles per hour in a built up area. He was fined 15 pounds despite protest claiming he shaved only the chin. The article notes the world’s first automobile club formed in Paris in 1895.
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London (Ap
Gerry Curtis
Curtis
Automobile Club
Paris
Encyclopaedia Britannica
County 4 H Club to Elect Officers at Second Meeting
The County Boys 4 H Club schedules its second meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the courthouse assembly room. Officers will be elected and 4 H boys are urged to invite new members. Any public school boy age nine or older may join. County Agent Lowell Cure notes varied programs beginning with hunters safety taught by John Chapman. For more information call the County Extension Office at 7 2351.
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John Chapman
Cure
Blind Poet Wrote His Own Obituary
Harold Goodwin a 76 year old blind poet and World War I veteran died recently and left a self written obituary sealed for editors after his death. The verse ponders fate free will life and a cosmic joke, ending noting the U.S. Weather Bureau falls under the Commerce Department.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Harold Goodwin
Goodwin
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