Actress Baxter Enters Hospital After Exhaustion
Hollywood reports actress Ante Baxter checked into Cedars of Lebanon hospital for exhaustion after nearly fainting at a doctor’s visit. Spokesman said she is expected to stay two days. Baxter lives in Australia with husband Randolph Galt and recently gave birth to a daughter at Cedars of Lebanon on March 1, her second child with Galt and a late husband.
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East German Leader Ubbricht II Leaves for Czech Vacation
Walter Ubbricht II, 69, East German head of state, departed Berlin for a recuperative vacation in Czechoslovakia on Monday.
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Pensioners May Get New Glasses Without Cost
A dubious notice promises cost free eye examinations and glasses for pensioners. Vague claims reference an identification card and social worker contact, naming Dr Milton Gunberg at 11 Pise Ave Herewell Bldg Downstairs with a December 30 year of experience claim.
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Police Break Up Jordan Rallies as Curfew Proclaimed
Police clubs dispersed student crowds in Amman amid King Hussein’s vow to stay on the throne. Curfew remained in effect as authorities labeled the situation extremely serious and troops patrolled in white robes and bandoliers.
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Weaverville Social Life Limited in Civil Defense Building
Citizens of Weaverville and Trinity County agreed to restrict social events to the first floor of the $130,000 Civil Defense Building. The basement is reserved for Civil Defense business or county groups with direct Civil Defense assignments.
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Malicious Phone Call Measure Advances in California
Sacramento lawmakers push a deterrent against obscene and threatening phone calls. The bill by Assemblyman Gordon Cologne would make it a misdemeanor to threaten injury or use obscene language over the phone and to make calls while hiding one’s identity. The measure aims to ease proof of intent and encourage arrests. In other news, William Whitehurst of Fresno was named to the State Highway Commission by Gov. Brown.
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