Volcano erupts near Halemaumau with 300 foot fountains
Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's rim rumbled as fissures opened along two slopes about a mile south of Halemaumau. Dr. Charles Zablocki said fountains reached 300 feet at the eruption's peak before waning. Rain and steam clouds followed as earthquakes continued. access to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park was closed while observers watched.
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IRA prisoners freed in British peace bid
Britain released 170 Irish Republican Army prisoners in a New Year gesture, extending an IRA cease-fire and signaling a possible phased pullback of the 16,000-strong Northern Ireland police, amid a fragile peace effort.
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Rockefeller says Puerto Rico blast won't end vacation
Bombings hit Chase Manhattan branches, a power plant, and a gas pipeline in Puerto Rico. Vice President Nelson Rockefeller defends continuing his Caribbean holiday despite the attacks. Unexploded devices found at other sites. no group claimed responsibility.
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Benny Benny's Bequest Lights Up Los Angeles Arts And Orchestras
Comedian Jack Benny bequeathed two valuable violins, a Stradivarius and a Presendia model, to the Los Angeles Philharmonic. He also left two French paintings to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and cash to his widow Mary, daughter Joan Blumore and her four children, his sister Florence Fendal, and the Motion Picture and Television Fund. The 30 page will was filed for probate after his death last week, with a hearing set for January 24 in Los Angeles Superior Court.
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Rockefeller Wife Denied Credit In San Juan Drugstore
Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller, wife of the vice president, shopped at the Dorado Beach Hotel drugstore in San Juan Puerto Rico and was refused credit. She retrieved funds from her room and paid for the items.
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Pearl Bailey Cancels Denver Club Appearance
Pearl Bailey, hospitalized earlier this week from exhaustion and altitude, canceled a Denver nightclub show Tuesday and will return home to Northridge California. Road manager D B Smith said she plans to rest and relax for a while.
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