International Underground Garage Festival Unites Rock Pioneers
Van Zandt unveils a one day festival on Randall’s Island New York August 14 featuring the reunited New York Dolls Iggy Pop and the Stooges The Strokes and Bo Diddley inspired by 1960s shows Hullabaloo Shindig and Upbeat and hosted by Little Steven Van Zandt.
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Danes Name Former President Fourth of July Festival Chairman
Former President George Bush is named honorary chairman of Denmark’s Rebild Festival celebrating U.S. independence. He will not attend the July 4 event in northern Denmark, but a medal honoring the title will be awarded next year. The festival in Rebild, 155 miles northwest of Copenhagen, attracts 3,000 to 10,000 attendees.
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Imelda Marcos Halts Documentary Amid Court Order
Imelda Marcos wins a 20 day restraining order to block the documentary Imelda from theater release in the Philippines. The Makati court ruling follows her claim the film was not approved for public showing, only as a college thesis. The film by Ramona S Diaz had been slated to open July 7 and had earlier earned Sundance cinematography honors.
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Television news shows feature diverse lineup of security officials
This Week on ABC will host Condoleezza Rice for national security insights. Face the Nation on CBS invites Colin Powell and Senator Biden, with Senator Biden representing Delaware. Meet the Press on NBC features Mitch McConnell, Madeleine Albright, Newt Gingrich, and John Podesta. Late Edition on CNN includes Powell, Dodd, Hagel, and Bill Frist. Fox News Sunday also features Rice.
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R-Neb
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R-Tenn
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History Highlights From 1969 to 1950 Events
A 1969 Stonewall Inn clash with police in New York linked to the birth of the modern gay rights movement. Also noted are the 1844 mob killings of Joseph and Hyrum Smith in Carthage Illinois, 1847 telegraph link between New York and Boston, and 1950 Truman calling Air Force and Navy into Korea after U.N. call for aid.
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South Korea
Tobey Maguire Birthday Noted In Today's Brief
Today's birthdays include actor Tobey Maguire turning 29 and listed as still holding. Also honored are business executive Ross Perot at 74 and singer Bruce Johnston of the Beach Boys at 62, alongside actress Julia Duffy 53 and Isabelle Adjani 49. Country artist Lorrie Morgan is 45, actor Brian Drillinger 44, and young Madylin Sweeten 13. Tobey Maguire
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Isabelle Adjani
Lorrie Morgan
Brian Drillinger
Madylin Sweeten
Saturday Kansas Pick 3 and Super Kansas Cash Draw
A reader reports Saturday numbers for Kansas lottery games with Pick 3 results shown as 1 1 5 and Super Kansas Cash draw sequence 16 13 17 22 with a 6 as the option.
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Fahrenheit 9/11 tops weekend box office in debut
Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 opened strong earning about 8.2 to 8.4 million dollars on Friday and was on track to beat Bowling for Columbine's domestic record. The film played in 868 theaters and drew liberal audiences amid a political and cultural controversy.
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London torch relay ends in rain soaked pageantry at The Mall
Tens of thousands packed The Mall near Buckingham Palace as London's Olympic torch relay concluded with Steve Redgrave lighting a ceremonial cauldron. Performers James Brown Rod Stewart Ozzy Osbourne and RAF Red Arrows filled the ceremony amid rain and crowds estimated by the BBC at about 80 000. The relay traces a 46 800 mile world voyage and marks London as the 23rd of 33 cities on the route ahead of Athens. Princess Anne and Sir Roger Bannister spoke of Olympic unity and the coming Games.
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Red Arrows
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