Claudine Longet Faces Manslaughter Trial in Sabich Death
Claudine Longet, born in France, pleads not guilty to manslaughter in the shooting death of Vladimir Spider Sabich at his Aspen home. Trial slated for August 30 after six hours of closed preliminary hearing amid gag orders and closed proceedings.
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Claudine Longet
Charles V. Weedman
Nick McGrath Jr
Pitkin County
Aspen
Colo
Miss Longet
Vladimir
Sabich
Frank Tucker
Andy Williams
Vladimir “Spider” Sabich
Tucker
George H. Lohr
U.S. Supreme Court
John L. Kane Jr
Denver
New York
Connie Francis
Howard Johnson Motor Lodges
Miss Francis
U.S. Dist
Thomas Platt
Lohr
Charles B. Weedman
Los Angeles
Vegas
Williams
Weedman
Film Giant Zukor Dead
Adolph Zukor, 103, a pioneer of American cinema, died in Los Angeles. He helped establish Famous Players and Paramount, produced Wings the first Academy Award winner, and shaped the star system. He guided studios into television era as the industry evolved.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Adolph Zukor
Zukor
Mack Sennet
D.W. Griffiths
Cecil B. deMille
Sam Goldwyn
Jesse Lasky
United States
Hollywood
Film Capitol
Arizona
Famous Players
Paramount Studios
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
Gloria Swanson
Paramount
Cash Carry Special Ad at Marys Shot 318N Monroe
Local notice advertisements a cash and carry special for pompons carnations and a Marys shot at 318 North Second Street in Monroe. The fragment outlines a sales pitch likely for flowers or small goods with no clear event or date.
Heavy Fighting Breaks Cease-Fire in Lebanon
Reports from Beirut radio claim heavy night battles shattered the cease-fire with hundreds wounded in the Moslem sector. Clashes raged around Beirut airport and Sidon while Syrian troops and Saiqa forces push, Mohren sources say Syria agreed to pull back 2000 troops and guerrillas within five days.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Lebanon
Beirut Radio
Beirut
Christian Amchit Radio
Sidon
Tripoli
Rachaya
Yasir Arafat
al Fatah Palestinians
Syria
Saiqa
Yellow Fever Outbreak in Yopal Colombia Prompts Vaccination
Health officials vaccinate residents of Yopal in Colombia's Casanare to curb a yellow fever outbreak that has claimed ten lives. Authorities also order travel restrictions to halt spread to other areas.
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Bogota
Colombia
UPI
Yopal
Casanare
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Villagetara Landscape and Garden Center
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Garsons Stargas Inc
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Haneline
Twin City Shopping Center
Piccadilly
Seersucker
Rererivere
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