Minnelli predicts Oscar for Lita Minnelli in time
Vincente Minnelli praised Lita Minnelli for a likely Oscar win for her performance in A Matter Time directed by him. He recalled directing her as he did her mother Judy Garland, praising her as a fine actress, comedienne, and great tragedian in Rome. Bing Crosby marked a London Palladium appearance, his first stage engagement there, calling it the most important of his life and a centennial moment in show business. He brought his family to perform as part of his celebratory return. Kiwanis International gave Pat Boone its decency award at its San Diego convention, lauding Boone for decades of work across film, TV, and live appearances shaping decent programming for the industry.
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Brushing Pets’ Teeth and Dental Tricks for Animals
CHICAGO UPI Veterinarians urge tooth care as pets live longer. Dr. Donald Ross of Houston describes pet dental work parallels human dentistry, including gum disease treatment and rare braces for a horse. He advises weekly brushing with a child’s toothbrush, water, baking soda, and cautions about toothpaste foam. He notes dental work can curb biting and aggressive behavior in some dogs.
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Tiny car goes solo in motel yard blaze
Salem Newfoundland incidents report a Sebring Citicar owned by Dar mes A Baughn caught fire and moved unaided from a motel lot into a neighbor’s yard then back into the lot before flames engulfed it. Firefighters arrived to find the car a total loss and battery acid spilled nearby. Baughn bought the vehicle for about 3000 dollars a few years earlier.
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Army parachutist circles U.S. on SF to Philadelphia bicycle trek
Lt. Brian Clowes of Ft. Bragg's 82nd Airborne began a cross country cycling journey from San Francisco to Philadelphia. He aims to finish within a demanding route, including 10,000 foot passes, after recent success at Michigan events and a 305 mile coast to coast ride. He estimates $500 for food and parts, with a support van aiding safety.
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Tomorrow Sheryl Hanestad Competes in Unusual Olympics
Sportswriter Jeff Lanciella profiles Chabot College student Sheryl Hanestad after she returns home from a different kind of Olympics. The piece notes her background and the unique training that led to this unusual athletic pursuit.
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The fast lane in a supermarket dispute
In a brisk, humorous line, Ray Orrock is described as becoming visibly annoyed when challenged in a crowded express lane. The piece jokes about the quickest path to triggering his temper by packing too many items into a basket.
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Beth Encourages Direct Chat For Platonic Dating Move
Beth advises a girl open to a platonic relationship to ask her friend to join a movie or dinner. The guidance emphasizes clear communication and a direct approach to set expectations and avoid mixed signals.
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Evacuees Arrive From Lebanon Amid Navy Airlift
Civilian evacuees from Lebanon are bussed to Athens where the U S Spiegel Grove amphibious ship readies to handle up to 2000 Americans. Most evacuees are scheduled to fly back to the United States today as operations continue.
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Nixon weighed destroying White House tapes in 1973
Haldeman said Nixon first considered destroying the tapes in April 1973 as aides resigned. Connally later suggested burning the recordings in 1974, proposing a public demonstration in the Rose Garden, but Haldeman did not relay the idea. The claims appear in Haldeman and Joseph Scott’s syndicated series.
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Illegal break-ins reported by justice department probe
UPI reports the Justice Department investigates alleged FBI black bag burglaries against extremists within the last five years. About 20 agents are under scrutiny with some read Miranda rights. high ranking officials may face action. J Stanley Pottinger reportedly leads the inquiry amid no official comment from DOJ or FBI.
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Strikers Pause as Negotiators Return to Bargaining Table
Negotiators return to the bargaining table today aiming to end a state wide strike by 40 000 public employees that has forced police to guard state prisons.
Porterville Child Shot in Truck Mishap In Rural Road
Kelley Rabaca seven was listed in critical condition after seven hours of surgery to remove shotgun pellets from her spine intestines and kidneys. Deputies say Matthew Rabaca and a friend were shooting birds from the back of the pickup when a bump caused the shotgun to discharge. The pellets pierced the back panel and struck Mrs Rabaca.
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