Omaha couple undertake tent honeymoon at busy crossroads
Sam Money and his fiancee Bridgette agreed to a three week stay in a canvas tent perched 25 feet above the Crossroads shopping center in Omaha. Sponsored by the mall and a radio station, the couple faces 1004 degree heat and no bathing facilities while earning 1000 dollars and a Las Vegas trip if they endure the spectacle.
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Spies tale, Florida man linked to Soviet case ends in questioned
In Highland Beach Florida Carl John Heiser faced FBI search records showing a Moscow pen and a calendar with notes, plus cash, guns, a passport and IBM tapes. Co-defendant Carl Weischenberg allegedly copied IBM manuals to supply Russians amid a probe. Also noted were a London ambassador move by Peter Jay and a nickels lobbying stunt against a consumer agency.
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Modeling pioneer John Powers dies in Glendale at age
Industry founder of John Powers Inc died Tuesday at St. Joseph's Medical Center in Glendale after months of illness. Powers created the first modeling agency spawning a billion-dollar industry. Barbara Stanwyck and Constance Bennett were early models, with Henry Fonda Tyrone Power and Fredric March among his staff.
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John Powers
Thai Cambodian clash rattles border near Noi Parai
A running battle between Thai forces and Cambodian soldiers raged for more than 24 hours near Noi Parai, leaving at least 17 Thai fatalities and scores wounded. Thailand deployed helicopters, ships, artillery, and armor as clashes ceased by nightfall.
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Judge to travel for Ray prison hearing in Tennessee
In a rare move Chancellor Robert S. Brandt will go 150 miles to Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary at Petros to hear James Earl Ray’s objections to a federal prison transfer. Ray cites danger from the FBI and seeks to argue why a federal setting would be unsafe.
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