First woman to receive Friars Club life achievement award
Daily review notes Miss Ball, poised to be the first woman honored with the Friars Club life achievement award in Beverly Hills. She will be feted at a banquet November 4 with Millan Barle as master of ceremonies for her 25 years in television and contributions to entertainment. Danny Kaye won Rotary International’s Paul Harris Fellow Award in San Francisco for his UNICEF work at the 68th annual convention.
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Dutch hostages endure as talks in siege stall
In Assen and nearby towns 56 captives on a hijacked train, plus four teachers at Bovenstijde school, endure sun and hardship as negotiations falter. Government crisis center warns the standstill heightens danger as talks drag into a potential second month. A South Moluccan gunman’s firearm holds firm amid survivor-pleasing routines like knitting.
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Gourmet foods sent to Cuba for Castro in plan
A Minnesota inspired menu was flown to Cuba by chartered air, aiming to soothe Fidel Castro after he missed an April banquet. The Greater Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce organized six meals crafted by Vern Wright from the Radisson Hotel including filet mignon, walleye, turkey, ham, sausage, wild rice and cheese.
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Coast Guard searches for nine lost in boat mishap
Coast Guard crews searched by air and sea for nine missing passengers after the 42-foot Dixie Lee III capsized in heavy seas near Tidewater Virginia. Four drowned, fourteen rescued. survivors include Vernice Norfleet in serious condition. Storm gusts toppled pier, damaged buildings, and disrupted shipyard scaffolding.
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Line Cancels Cuba Cruises After Threats
Carras Cruises canceled the last three sailings to Cuba this month due to threats against the luxury liner MTS Daphne. The threats surfaced Friday night, the ship had earlier sailed near New Orleans to Havana, and Carras did not specify the threats. Richard Reynes, president and CEO of Carras Lines North America, apologized for the decision.
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McNair kin found dead in Las Vegas home
Pearl Mantle, 57, tied to Barbara McNair story, was found despondent after her son’s death and spent long hours in bed. Police say death appeared natural but autopsy ordered. A related case notes Rick Marie, 36, found shot in his drawing room, still unsolved. Mantle allegedly linked to Chicago mob figures slain in 1974.
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Blind girl Jana Schreder competes in national spelling bee
Jana Schreder, 14, of Vandalia Morton Junior High, competes in the National Spelling Bee in Washington as one of 93 contestants. She is the first blind participant, aided by her mother, with family support and a goal to highlight access to reference books for the blind.
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Hanafi jury oath in murder and kidnapping trial
An all black jury of eight women and four men was sworn to hear the Hanafi murder and kidnapping case. Jurors and 12 alternates will be housed under supervision with censored media and monitored TV while awaiting a verdict on the March 11 1969 hostage siege and Willian slaying.
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US to test large magnet in Soviet power plant
The United States will send a superconducting magnet to Moscow for a year long test in a Soviet MHD generator. Argonne National Laboratory produced the 14 by 61 unit, cooled by liquid helium to 423 degrees below zero, to study efficiency gains and reduced pollution with Soviet technicians operating it. The ERDA says the test will benefit both nations and data will be shared.
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Snake handler to return to pits after recovery
GALVESTON Tex UPI A snake handler named Ogle recovering from a bite is slated to go back in the pits within a week He was bitten May 20 by a Western diamondback rattler during a show drawing about 100 spectators He had been in guarded condition but is expected to be fully recovered and resume handling snakes He is 42 and had not been bitten at the show for two years prior to the incident.
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