Tammy Wynette Admitted To Memorial Hospital For Observation
Tammy Wynette was hospitalized in Cheyenne Wyoming for observation with a satisfactory condition and undisclosed ailment. The Nashville native had been on tour with Johnny Rodriguez when illness struck during a trip through Cheyenne. Wynette was CMA female vocalist of the year in 1968 1969 and 1970.
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Tammy Wynette III
Cheyenne
Wyo
UPI
Tammy Wynette
Memorial Hospital
Miss Wynette
Johnny Rodriguez
Wynette
Nashville, Tenn
The
Country Music Association
Cast Iron Balconies Stir in New Orleans Quarter
In the French Quarter the ornate balconies catch attention as cast iron railings, not wrought iron, sparking discussion at a Vieux Carre exhibit on Cast Iron and the Crescent. The display highlights the traditional ironwork shaping the neighborhood’s birthplace.
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Royal Brightbill
New Orleans
UPI
Grumbug
Anne M. Masson
AOF
Britain
Trocadero Ballroom to Close After 50 Years of Dance
Wrecking crews begin tearing down the Trocadero Ballroom in Denver after half a century of big band nights. Co-owner Jack Gurtler says the structure must come down though residents urged preservation. Final dance drew about 2,500 people as memories give way to rejuvenation of Elitch Gardens site.
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Denver
UPI
Adero
Wreckers
Jack Gurtler
Elitch Gardens
Gurtler
Bud Falkenbach
Wheat Ridge
Postal rate increases set for December 28
The 1 oz first class letter rises from 10 to 13 cents on December 28, with post cards up 7 to 9 cents. Parcel post climbs about 10 percent, air mail 13 to 17 cents before its phaseout, and air service ends when regular rates apply.
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Washington
UPI
Postal Service
Benjamin F. Bailor
Now You Know United Press In Montreal
A fragment notes United Press in Montreal as a major news source while referencing Paris and French cities. The garbled text hints at city prominence without clear events or dates.
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United Press
Montreal
Iba En
Paris
City to honor Thomas Wolfe with weekend exhibit
Asheville ranges a comprehensive exhibit this weekend to honor its native son Thomas Wolfe. The display covers Wolfe life and works and recalls the publication impact of Look Homeward, Angel in 1929 on local residents.
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Asheville, N.C
UPI
Angel
Asheville
Chilly Weather Across Much of the United States
Frost warnings extend across 16 states from Maine to Arkansas and Tennessee as cold air grips the nation. Hurricane Gladys remains a 120 mph storm offshore northeast of Newfoundland while milder conditions occur elsewhere with 60s along the Gulf Coast and 80s in southern Florida. A Wolfe exhibition in Asheville honors Thomas Wolfe with manuscripts and reflections from local scholars and officials noting mixed local opinions about his novel’s impact.
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United Press International
Maine
Arkansas
Tennessee
North Atlantic
Newfoundland
Gulf Coast
Florida
Rockies
Desert
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
University of North Carolina At
Asheville
Wolfe
Angel
Richard Walser
North Carolina State University
Harvard University
Old Kentucky
Quake Measured 6.9 by Uppsala Seismological Institute
A strong earthquake was reported in border areas of Pakistan and Afghanistan. The Uppsala Seismological Institute said the quake measured 6.9 on the Richter scale and could have caused damage in populated areas.
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Uppsala
Sweden
UPI
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Uppsala Seismological Institute
Marcus Baath
Beef board bill to promote beef markets approved in House
The House passed a bill 229 to 189 authorizing the Agriculture Department to set up a beef board with producer assessments to expand markets. Critics labeled it a $60 million consumer ripoff, while supporters led by Speaker Carl Albert argued the beef industry faces losses and needs relief.
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Richmond
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
Clandestine plastic surgery equipment uncovered in Chile
Chilean military intelligence disclosed equipment used to run a secret clinic aimed at altering faces of guerrillas from the Leftwing Revolutionary Movement. A doctor named Fernando Arturo Leiva James is identified as linked to the MIR, with other names not disclosed.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Fernando Arturo Leiva James
MIR
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Iowa City, Iowa
Fred Harris
Ford Administration
University of Iowa
Ford
Harris
Douglas
Lansing, Mich
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
High Court
Bayh
Sioux City
Iowa
Birch Bayh
Cohen
Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Ucla Medical
Dart
Columbus Motors
Thomas Wolfe
Eugene Gant
North Carolina Division of Archives and History
Arnold Wengrow
Civic Arts Council
UNCC
Wengrow
Chuwesers Fashion Stores
Nebraska
Beautymist
Sly
Floor
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram Beef Board
GOP
John Rhodes
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
Tooleys
Duncan Lions Club
Duncan Parish Hall
Ribervoe Bo Ates
EPA
California
Mercury
Rogers-Riley Motor Company
24Th Avenue
Columbus
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