One-Man Ju Se Sten Dameene XXXIV Clays confrontation with Barcello deepens
Clay leaves Barcello after a tense encounter and worries Cynthia faces danger. He tracks down Mrs. Fuller to uncover hidden truths about Myra, Howie, and the night of the accident, revealing that lies shielded Barcello’s case. The scene ends with Clay challenging Mrs. Fuller on her part in the cover up.
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Welk show started from a $200 bet
Hollywood profile recalls how Lawrence Welk rose from a $200 Chicago bet to national fame. Sam Lutz credits Welk with transforming TV music, noting Welk missed only one Saturday since 1955, with annual gross around $4 million and income from Myron Floren and the Lennon Sisters.
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Santa Monica
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Channel 5
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Officials Irked by Sen Fulbright Call for Pause
Washington officials react to Senator Fulbright proposal for a temporary halt in bombing North Vietnam as discussions on Vietnam policy unfold. McNamara and Rusk oppose any pause. Democratic leaders caution on talks, while Republicans defend escalation.
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U.S
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McNamara
Dean Rusk
Fulbright
Rusk
Senate Gop
Everet M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Presi
Woman Charged With Murder in Hot Springs Case
Wilma Anderson 26 of Pensacola Florida is charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of William Womack 42 of Hot Springs. Womack’s body was found April 3 on a road near Hot Springs. Anderson was arrested in Dallas Texas, according to Prosecutor David Whittington.
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Pensacola, Fla
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Hot Springs
David Whittington
Womack
Here
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Eisenhower Involvement In Vietnam Debated By Officials
The text notes Eisenhower first involved the United States in Viet Nam and President's briefings aimed at persuading Democrats and Republicans. It mentions Johnson's Baltimore speech easing critics temporarily, while many senators remain uneasy about the course.
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North Viet Nam
Dent Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Viet Nam
White House
Johnson
New Madrid Named After Spanish City Amid Greasy Bend Lore
New Madrid on the Mississippi River traces its founding to 1789 and its name to a famous Spanish city. The town sits at Greasy Bend where hunters prepared bearskins and shipped bear oil to New Orleans, a practice tied to the local river bend.
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Mississippi River
Spain
New Orleans
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