Notable writers and actresses in recent news
A-2 independent brief notes the death of author Wylie who coined momism and his career spans Hollywood script work to outdoors writing. It also covers Debbig Kremniova seeking husband readmission in Moscow and Debbie’s marriage to a Russian student, plus tributes to Tan Terry and Seberg libel damages, and Mamie Eisenhower’s medical visit in San Antonio.
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Israel U S press over planes amid peace talks
Tel Aviv leaders accused Washington of pressuring Israel by withholding Phantom aircraft as talks with Egypt loomed. Dayan warned pressures would intensify while Meir said no sign of U S reconsideration of supplying planes, citing minimum essential needs.
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Bomb blast damages Detroit Police Officers Association HQ
Detroit police heightened security after a dynamite bomb exploded at the Detroit Police Officers Association headquarters. No one was in the building and there were no injuries. In Minnesota, former Senator Eugene McCarthy announced his presidential candidacy, per his campaign manager.
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Dynamite Blast Hits Dupont Plant In Scranton Area
A dynamite packing building at Independent Explosive Co. in Dupont exploded on Monday. State police reported three employees missing and three injured as about a ton of dynamite was set off.
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Ministry of Social Welfare
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Soviet police arrest 92 Jews in Moscow protest bid
92 Jews from six Soviet cities were arrested Monday for attempting to deliver protest petitions to the Communist Party head quarters in Moscow. Held six hours in a confinement area for drunks, most were released. The action marks the largest mass arrest of Jewish dissidents amid their drive to emigrate to Israel. In Annapolis Gov. Mandel, a Jew, said there is no active violent persecution of Jews in the Soviet Union, only militant violence is noted.
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
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Honeymoon over as jailed groom returns to cell
Gerald Voss, 26, went back to Kalhoun County Jail in Battle Creek Michigan Monday after a brief honeymoon following a 30 day prison sentence for a suspended license. District Judge F Jack Neller allowed the release to marry saying Cupid influenced the decision. Voss returned to jail by 3 a.m. Monday as ordered. Meanwhile Britain's Princess Anne arrives in Hong Kong for a week long Asia tour amid student threats of egging protests.
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Kalhoun
Battle Creek
Mich
Foss
F. Jack Neller
Britain
Amo
Hong Kong
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