Bette Davis autograph party draws long Hollywood line
Bette Davis held her first autograph signing in West Hollywood to promote her Miss Bette Davis album recorded in England. Fans numbered in the hundreds and queued around a block to Don Owens' Record Shop where Davis signed album covers at nine dollars. Producer John Houseman, 74, is named visiting professor of drama at USC School of Performing Arts after a late switch to teaching.
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Restored arms for Barry Buchanan and Beauty Taylor in Chicago
Barry Buchanan 16 and Beauty Taylor 20 celebrate arm restoration at Coauk County Hospital in Chicago after separate mortar accident surgeries. Buchanan’s arm began functioning 17 days post operation and plans to fish on release. Taylor underwent a 14 hour operation with unclear outcome, yet remains optimistic about full limb use.
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Brezhnev’s car craving likened to Louis XVI era king
Peking Radio in Russian language commentary compares Brezhnev to Louis XVI, noting his taste for foreign cars and luxury items. It says the Soviet leader’s hobby mirrors the French king’s wealth display, with Western cars gifted during a Paris visit and bureaucrats fixated on such symbols of status.
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Wright wins ladies finals at national old-time fiddlers contest
Sheila Wright of Verdale Washington captured first in the ladies finals at the National Old-Time Fiddlers Contest in Walser Thurd day night. Thirty four women competed for the title with Potay Mercer of Prosar Woth taking runner up and Carol Ann Wheeler of Sherwood Cra finishing third. Roberta Whiting of Nompo placed fourth and Franges Anderson of Red sing Cellf finished fifth.
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Explosion hits CFIA leader home in Pittsburgh area
Predawn blast damages the home of CFIA president John Bodovinac in Penn Hills near Pittsburgh. No injuries reported as three bomb squad technicians arrive at the suburbia address to assist a post blast investigation. Authorities state the source and nature of the explosion are under inquiry.
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Mooning Berliner Drunk Incident Highlights East West Gap
Berlin officials report a 22 year old West Berliner Klaus F climbed the Berlin Wall at Brandenburg Gate on Fathers Day. East Berlin papers describe provocation with border guards, while West Berlin covered the drunken stunt and brief removal by East German police. The incident drew photographs and a tense crossing of political lines.
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Soweto violence toll rises as police clash with youths
In Soweto a second death is reported amid black suburb unrest. Police fight tire gas exchanges and stone throwing, with officers dispersing students in Orlando East and West. A 26 year old student was shot as crowds attacked a police car. officials say two children were not killed by a runaway truck. Buses and trains run. deliveries down. school disruptions persist.
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Court ruling affects church-related schools
Supreme Court rules a state may funnel funds to church related schools for textbooks and health services but not for instructional materials or field trips. Justice Blackmun leads a split among justices over the Ohio law and its compatibility with prior decisions on secular purpose and entanglement.
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Crew honored for saving sailors from sinking freighter
Captain Richard A. Fryer, skipper of the air tanker Sealift Queen Sea, and his 32 crewmen were honored Thursday for rescuing 31 sailors from a Panamanian freighter that sank in a monsoon off the India coast last June. Oliver Henry of the US Maritime Administration presented Fryer with the Seamanship Trophy aboard the tanker, which was draped in green and white bunting during the ceremony.
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Sealift Quna Sea
India
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Amin resumes duties amid assassination rumors and denials
Radio Uganda reports President Amin has resumed official duties after rumors of his death or injury. The government calls assassination claims malicious propaganda by the British and says Amin met Finance Minister Moses Ali while Vice President Adrisi states Amin is very much alive and resting as plans for Uganda's future unfold.
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Kenya
Ufla
Idi Amin
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