Hollywood Star Helen Wilde Dies at 65 in Miami Beach
HOLLYWOOD AP Helen Wilde, once a leading star, died Monday at 65 in Miami Beach. Widener, wife of sportsman George D Widener, noted as mother to Jessie Sloane, is mourned in Hollywood. Also mourns William E Hireh 75, author of Soldier Rhymes, Marine veteran and former Havana Press Bureau reporter.
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Latin America
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Citrus Exchange
Political Eyes on New Hampshire
The 1968 presidential primary campaigns unfold in New Hampshire with write in efforts shaping momentum for Johnson McCarthy Nixon Rockefeller and Rockfeller at Oregon ballots. Mississippi runoff pits Griffin against Evers as McIntyre attacks McCarthy on draft dodger claims. Bearded postman Barnum is reinstated amid new appearance rules.
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California
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Alabama
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Robert M, la Follette Jr
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Bob R. Barnum
Washington
Barnum
Lim P. Lee
Richard Murphy
Public Service Ad Pays Off for Caap and Ad Council
Public service notice states CAAP G/G00N and The Advertising Council back a campaign urging viewers to invest in their teams, as the message emphasizes community support and responsible spending by fans and families.
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Credit concerns dominate Hope Lions luncheon program
Fran Webb Laseter Jr., Hempstead Credit Bureau manager, spoke at Town & Country Hope Lions noon meeting and presented NACB material. He distributed Reader's Digest reprints on credit in America. Claude Byrd arranged the program. The March 18 meeting will shift to 10 p.m. to accommodate regional zone officers.
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Hempstead Credit Bureau
National Association of Credit Bureaus
Claude Byrd
Oklahoma Snowstorm Halts Travel and Kills Four
A severe late winter storm battered the southern plains and Midwest from New Mexico to New York. Oklahoma faced 40 to 50 mph winds, up to 8 inches of snow, and 4 foot drifts paralyzing travel. four deaths occurred in traffic accidents. Power outages disrupted hundreds of homes and schools, including the University of Tulsa.
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Weather Summary From Station Report
Weather station report covers 24 hours to 7 am Tuesday. Arkansas cloudy with light rain and snow, 1 to 3 inches additional northeast. northwest blowing snow, hazardous driving. Colder tonight, Wednesday with reduced wind. Louisiana very cold tonight and Wednesday with lows near 28 to 38 and a light freeze, highs 48 to 56.
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Griffin Is Favored in Mississippi Runoff Contests
Jackson Mississippi AB reports Griffin as heavy favorite to defeat Charles Evers for Congress in a runoff. Secretary of State Ladner predicts 125000 votes across 12 southwest counties including Jackson Vicksburg McComb Natchez with 309 precincts open. Evers, 45, campaigns for the strongest Negro bid in Mississippi history, while Griffin emphasizes 18 years as top aide to Gov. John Bell Williams.
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Witnesses Called in Hawkins Case in Arkansas District Court
Witnesses scheduled in Conway County with five testified today as the tax payers suit seeks to account for 63 499 of county funds tied to 1963 to 1966 bonds and traffic forfeitures. Lessenberry and Gordon accused Gov Rockefeller of using the case for political leverage while Hawkins controls county Democratic machinery.
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Wits
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Buddy" Riggs
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