Donatello awards and foreign winners highlighted
News highlights from 1983 cover Donatello awards in Rome with Geraldine Page and Darey, noting Page for Sweet Bird of Youth and Zanuck for The Longest Day. Donatello’s miniature statue to Perk is planned for July 27. Hong Kong to import water from Cairo amid worst drought in history, rationing to four hours every four days. In Jakarta, seventeen Peace Corps specialists depart for Indonesia as communist disinformation rumors swirl.
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Mondun
Levan Pivete
Auzo
John XXIV
Sanl
Rome
Geraldine Page
Darey
Rhs Ei
David Aft
Deest “Donatello
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Gita Lol
Donatelly
Perk
Miss Page
Zanuck J
Hong Kong
Cairo
Pearl River
Jakarta
Indonsia
Peace Corps
Indonesia
Communist Party
Winik
Company Restore After Brief Outage In 26/ Sported
Minutes later the firm reported a brief disruption in its service area but restored operations quickly. No further impact or details were provided.
Flash of light over Denver as circuit shorts
A power flash west of Denver near Lakewood knocked out Public Service substation power after a short circuit. The stormy May cut crop yields, with winter wheat down 13.5 million bushels to 25.862 billion and May fruit and dairy outputs also easing. The Crop Reporting Service called for needed rains as pasture and hay remained below normal.
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Denver
Public Servive Co
West 20Th Avenue
Iris Street
Lake Denver
Colorado
Stows
Beef cattle fed for slaughter up eight percent in three states
Washington reports an eight percent rise in cattle fed for quality slaughter in Colorado, Arizona, and California for June compared with last year. Total cattle fed reached 1,342,000 with 284,000 in Arizona, 848,009 in California, and 1,410,000 in Colorado.
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Washington
Colorado
Arizona
California
Demonstration Protests Employment Discrimination in New York
About 75 police patrolled a peaceful civil rights rally staged by six organizations protesting alleged discrimination in employment. Demonstrators tried to reach a hospital entrance, sit down, and were pushed back by police using barricades and wooden barriers.
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Ilite
A.m
New New York
Ian Venetian Anny Kay
Heli
Ytayq
Kaye Sper
Voip
Goren
Tos
Tee
Igrenie Hospitalpital
Tribune
Trial of Accused Cop Killer Goes To Jury Tuesday
Denver AP report says John Michael Bell, 26, stands charged with killing two Denver police officers. An eight man by four woman jury began deliberations Tuesday night but will not decide until Wednesday morning. Judge Fuller instructed jurors to choose between insanity or murder with no manslaughter option. Bell faces first degree murder with a possible life sentence if convicted. The alleged killing occurred in south Denver on September 12 last year.
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Denver
John Michael Bell
Robert F. Fuller
Bell
Desree
Fatrerman
Carl Knobbe
Seattle Fire Fatal: Father and Six Children Die
A Seattle home fire claimed the lives of a father and his six children, ages 12, 10, 8, 2, and two younger siblings. The tragedy occurred in Puget Sound near Vashon Island as the mother, burned and hospitalized in grave condition, managed to escape with injuries. The family reportedly sounded a car horn to alert others as flames consumed the dwelling.
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Seattle
Wash
Apra
Vashon Island
Puget Sound
Ceci
Lind
Sone
Cathey
Mir
William
Terry
Beverly
Landers
Sound
Shey
Referendum Returns on Kennedy Era Wheat Proposal
Vote tallies show 638,572 in favor and against the Kennedy administration plan. Preliminary results differ slightly from final tallies but favor the central wheat policy. Estimates indicate broad support across regions and a narrow margin for opposition.
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Washeimngton
Ibennedy
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Morgan Counties
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Komac Paint Store
MR. Darrel
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Elliott
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