Carson and Welles talk unmet luminaries in nightly chat
Johnny Carson and Orson Welles shared a three minute onstage moment in Burbank as Welles named Kelly Lange as the one luminary he had never met. Lange, a NBC news anchor, was whisked to Carson's studio for the surprise appearance and left after the brief exchange. Lelouch injured in Thousand Oaks stagecoach crash while filming a western. Anne Getty heir contests will provision over Getty Museum shares. judge rejects petition for lack of standing.
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Johnny Carson
Orson Welles
Burbank
Kelly Lange
Welles
NBC
Miss Lange
Carson
Orson
Claude LeLouch
Thousand Oaks
Lelouch
Jacqueline Lefranchiee
Six Norges
James Caan
Genevieve Bujold
Anne Katharina Gaity
J. Paul Getty
Hig
Miss Getty
Getty
Getty Museum
Los Angeles
Mother of four to be nation's first woman Episcopal priest
Jacqueline Allene Means, 40, a truck driver’s wife and mother of four, will be ordained the first female Episcopal priest in the United States on New Year’s Day at All Saints Church in Indianapolis. The longtime feminist fight within the church culminated in a January 1 admission of women to the priesthood amid controversy.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Vale
Father of
All Saints Church
John P. Craine
Jacqueline ‘Allene
Gene Neidnagel
Episcopal Dincese of
Sai
Mrs. Means
Means
Peoria
Til
Hore
Delton
Uncle Sam extends stay of woman seeking mate
Susan Spurrier, seeking a husband after placing marriage ads, received a Feb 15 deadline extension for staying in the United States. Congressmen Paul Findley and Melvin Price introduced legislation to grant permanent residency to Spurrier, who fears deportation threatens her American-born children Julian and Janet.
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Uncle Sam
East
Alton, DL
UPL
Susan Spurrier
United States
England
Paul Findley
R-Wl
Melvin Price
D-Ll
Family faces incurable brain disease in three children
Spanaway Washington family learns three of four children Edward 14 Barbara 13 and Jeffrey 9 are dying from Voigt-Speilmeyer-Bellen's disease a hereditary brain degeneration with no cure The parents Gary and Joyce Grant describe their children's deteriorating sight seizures and the burden of a future likely ending at home with minimal treatment Dr James Nelson notes such chronic pediatric cases are rare and emphasize keeping kids as normal and cared for as possible while preparing for possible early death.
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Spanaway
Wash
Gary Grant
Joy Lymn
Granits
Voigt - Speilmeyer-Bellen
Tir
James Nelson
Madigan Army Medical Center
Grant
McChord Air Force Base
Grants
State School For the Blind
Vancouver
Edward
Barbara
Friendly lion mauls teenager in Texas cage
17 year old Carol Holder visiting Charlie the lion at a Texas animal clinic was attacked when the lion turned on her. A shotgun blast forced the animal away. Holder remained in critical condition at Parkland Memorial Hospital as police investigate possible causes and owners face questions.
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Miss Holder
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Dallas
Trinar
Robert Kifchers
Detroit Police Lenient on Drunk Driving New Year Policy
Detroit police announce a New Year leniency policy from 6 p.m. today to 6 a.m. Saturday, sending sober drivers home by cab instead of arresting them. Other agencies push for stricter enforcement while the National Safety Council warns of holiday traffic deaths, and hotels offer reduced rates to attract revelers.
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Detroit
William L. Hart
Illinvis
National Safety Council
Reading
Clergyman and daughter slain in Mazatlan Mexico
In Mazatlan Mexico police report a shooting on Christmas Day killed a U.S. minister John O. Gharst, 69, and his daughter Lorell Gharst Brown, 48, in a car. Witnesses saw three youths in a station wagon. a pursuing officer fired at one suspect. Dense fog hindered the search as authorities and AAA warned of travel risks in Sinaloa.
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Mazatlan
Mexico
UPI
Sinaloa
Andres Tharra’ Alba
Manuel Sarabia Leyva
John O. Gharst
Edgewood
Ill
Sarabla Leyva
Karra Alba
Gharst
Lorell Gharst Brown
Pointblank
Joarra
el Palmito
Pacific
Durango
AAA
Highway 15
Culiacan
Sinalo
Mother seeks baby she gave away in Tacoma
A 19-year-old mother who surrendered her infant to strangers last week at a blood bank seeks custody again. She told Tacoma police she hitchhiked with her baby Lori to meet a boyfriend and left the child with a couple who offered care. Child guidance officers traced the situation and Cori was located and is being treated, with custody hearings pending.
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Tacoma
Wash
UPI
Lori
Blood Bank
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Daily Review of
Mother of 4
Jacqueline Allene
Saya
Guy Lombardo
Waldock
New York
Leslie Hayden
Marilyn Hage
Dolian, Felt
Jone
FA. Lewis
Lion Mauls
Michigan
Clergyman
American Automobile Association
U.S. State Department
State Department
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
Paca
Cori
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