Former Miss America files suit for divorce in Arkansas
Donna Axum Buckler, Miss America 1964, of El Dorado, has sued Michael Allen Buckley of Bloomington for divorce citing personal indignities and requests custody of a minor child with visitation rights. Married December 1964 in Pine Bluff while students at the University of Arkansas. Also notes Helen O Connell’s marriage to Robert Pares annulled in Mexico and Queen Mother Elizabeth ill with laryngitis.
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Eldorado. Ark
Donna Axum Buckler
el Dorado
Michael Allen Buckley
Bloomington
Buckler
Pine Bluff
Ark
University of Arkansas
Keokuk Fire Toll Rises to Seventeen Dead
AP reports the Keokuk armory square dance fire near Keokuk Town, Iowa, has claimed 17 lives. Vera Pilkington, 44, of Nauvoo Illinois, died at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio after being flown there November 30 with six other burn victims. The blaze occurred during a town festival.
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Keokuk
San Antonio. Tex
Brooke Army Medical Center
Vera Pilkington
Nauvoo, Il
Finois
Pyramid Found Near Mexico City Hints Largest in Hemisphere
Mexican anthropologists have begun excavating a pyramid eight miles east of Mexico City. The National Institute of Anthropology says the structure may prove to be the largest in the American hemisphere, marking a significant archaeological discovery.
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Mexico City
Reuters
Here
American Hemisphere
National Institute of Anthropology
Vatican Council Decrees Outline Roman Catholic Reform
Vatican Ecumenical Council closes with 16 decrees and declarations outlining a reform of Roman Catholicism. Key items include liturgical simplification, use of modern media, collegiality of bishops, dialogue with other faiths, modernization of religious life, laity involvement, education, missionary activity, and the church’s stance on peace, poverty, and birth control questions under review. The package envisions broader participation, biblical emphasis, and greater cooperation with other Christians while addressing internal reforms.
Former Movie Censor Dies in Hollywood
Joseph I. Breen who started the self censorship office for the film industry and led the Production Code Administration from 1934 to 1954 has died at 77 in Hollywood. He edited more than 3,000 scripts a year. Survived by widow Mary, three daughters and three sons.
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Hollywood
Joseph I. Breen
Breen
Motion Picture Producers Association of America
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St. Peter's Basilica
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Los Angeles
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Pares
Chamales
Novelist Thomas Chamales
London
Elizabeth
Royals — Underwoods
Smiths
Remington
MART
Madison
Tel. Co
Vatican City
Asia
Africa
Rome
Exper-Plains
Mary
McDonalds
Curren
West
Brow
Jefferson Plaza
McDonald's
McDonald’s
Tennysons
East High St
Medical Arts Bldg
Fosteria
Elec
Suream
Universal Coffee Maker
Sunbeam Coffee Maker
Sunbeam
Waring
Dominion
McGraw
Power Law
Windsor
Canada
Canadian Rockies
Caradiai
National Distillers Products Company
New York
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