Actress Jaclyn Smith Weds Dennis Cole In Brief Marble Church
New York AP reports the engagement lengthy phrase gave way to a seven minute ceremony at Marble Collegiate Church on Fifth Avenue. About 25 attendees included Kate Jackson. Dr Arthur Caliandro officiated. Cole, 38, called Smith a beautiful woman and said he felt lucky.
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New York
Jaclyn Smith
Charlie's Angeles
Dennis Cole
Kate Jackson
Charlie's Angels
Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Caliandro
Norman Vincent Peale
Cole
Spacemen Near Return From Salyut 6 Mission
After 136 days aboard Salyut 6, cosmonauts Vladimir Kovalenok and Alexander Ivanchenko prepare for reentry. Pravda notes they launched June 15 and may touch ground by Thursday as Soyuz 31 systems are reactivated and station equipment readied for automatic return.
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Moscow
Vladimir Kovalenok
Alexander Ivanchenko
Communist Party
Pravda
Salyut 6 Space Station
Liza Minnelli Cancelled Indy Concert Due to Illness
Liza Minnelli remained under a doctor's care in Pittsburgh after canceling a Sunday night show at the Indiana Convention Exposition Center in Indianapolis. Promoters said refunds would be issued. Details of the illness were not disclosed.
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Pittsburgh
Liza Minnelli
Indiana Convention Exposition Center
Indianapolis
Miss Minnelli
Sinatra Sings at Benefit in Atlantic City
Francis Albert Sinatra performed at a benefit in Atlantic City New Jersey. The event aimed to raise funds for policemen and firefighters with Sinatra requesting 1000 tickets at five dollars each while the best seats drew five hundred dollars. The singer, son of Hoboken, New Jersey, drew a large crowd and broad media attention.
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Atlantic City
Njap
Francis Albert Sinatra
Hoboken
Click Miller a real artist in courtroom photography
In Panama City Florida photographer Vern Miller earned praise from Justice James Adkins for his courtroom photography in a murder case. Adkins suggested renaming him Vern Click Miller acknowledging his musical quality in era coverage. A separate note mentions Sinatra's charity concert drawing about 15 000 to Convention Hall for a local hospital.
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Panama City, Fla
Florida Supreme Court
Vern Miller
James Adkins
N.J
Sinatra
Owl knocks out power in Sandusky during time switch
Detroit Edison reports an owl collided with steel wiring in a main transmitter around 530 am Sunday, cutting power to Sandusky Michigan’s 2100 residents for about two hours. Some residents failed to set clocks back before bed, causing confusion about the true time. No update on the owl’s condition.
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Sandusky, Mich
Michigan
Detroit Edison
Human fly remains at large in Missoula bar incident
A man in an insect costume assaulted bartender John Collins at a Missoula bar early Sunday. Collins said the misbehaving fly evicted by him returned, swatted him, and fled. Police found wings on a nearby corner as they pursued clues into the creature’s escape.
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Missoula
Mont
John Collins
Collins
Wings
$18,000 Lafite Stirs Hope at Memphis Charity Dinner
John Grisanti paid $18,000 for a 114 year old Chateau Lafite and served it at a $1,500 a plate charity dinner for St Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Wine expert J Michael Broadbent cautioned about cork health as guests toasted with champagne and caviar before the banquet.
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Memphis, Tenn
John Grisanti
Consdea
Broadbent
Rugby Player Fights Off Gunman At Kansas Bar
A 235-pound rugby player Raymond Ritchie 30-year-old 6-foot KC Blues member struck a masked gunman at Eagans Bar Kansas City. The assailant received patrons intervention and was tackled by the rugby player. James Valiant 36 of Columbia faces assault with intent to kill charges with $10006 bond.
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Kansas City
Eagan
Ray Ritchie
Kansas City Blues
Ritchie
James Valiant
Columbia
Pro Nazi film protest erupts at Harold Clurman Theater
Jack Garfein recounts a savage intrusion at his West 42nd Street venue during a screening of California Reich. About 50 intruders attacked ushers and audience members, ripped down the screen, and stole the film. Garfein links the event to fascism, noting his family’s Holocaust history and his daughter Blanche Baker’s Emmy win. The incident was blamed on the Revolutionary Socialist League and Committee Against Racism.
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New York
Jack Garfein
Garfein
West 42Nd Street
California
Harold Clurman
Auschwitz
Ordruf
Lfad
Blanche Baker
Revolutionary Socialist League
Committee Against Racism
Fremont Ohio City Hall demolition delayed by court appeal
A Fremont City Hall wall bin was knocked free as demolition stalls while a judge rules on an appeal by Dont Allow Demolition. The group seeks a six month delay to study renovation with a $4500 grant from the Ohio Historical Preservation Office.
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Fremont, Ohio
Fremont Ci
Don't
Sandusky County
Ohio Historical Preservation Office
Old City Hall
J.C. Johnson
United States
Fremont
Northwest Territory
Rutherford B. Hayes
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