Scott Wins Emmy And Accepts It By Proxy
Hollywood AP reports George C. Scott won the Emmy for best single performance by an actor in The Price, accepting via proxy and prompting praise from friend Jack Cassidy. The Price featured Scott as a New York policeman clashing with his brother over their father’s past treatment, with the ceremony noting strong wins for NBC and other programs.
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Garfield PTA to feature Sixth Grade Band in May meeting
Garfield School PTA meets at 7:30 p m on Tuesday May 11 at the school. The event will include student performances by the Garfield Sixth Grade Concert Band directed by Robert Murta and refreshments after the program.
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Crash Kills Hannibal Man in Route 67 Collision
The Associated Press reports Missouri weekend traffic deaths reached 15 with Vernon Eugene Andrews, 42, of Hannibal, dying when his car hit a bridge on Route 67 near Louisiana in northeastern Missouri Sunday night.
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Hoover Heads FBI at 47 Years in Post Scandal Era
J Edgar Hoover marks 47th anniversary as FBI director amid calls for his retirement. Since 1924 he has led the agency through growth from 441 agents to over 8,400, with 10,500 clerical staff, while facing criticism over investigations, surveillance, and a theft scandal at Media, Pennsylvania. President Nixon and Attorney General Mitchell reaffirm support as critics press for accountability.
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