Debbie Reynolds buys Judy Garland dress at auction
Debbie Reynolds purchased for 1000 dollars the gingham dress worn by Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz from a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio property auction. She acted for the Carolina Caribbean Corp which plans a Wizard of Oz exhibition and will loan the dress for display intervals.
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Culver City
Calif
UPI
Debbie Reynolds
Judy Garland
Metro- Goldwin Mayer
Miss Reynolds
Carolina Caribbean Corp
Carolina Caribbean
Mitchell urges police to keep cool in civil disorders
Attorney General John N. Mitchell told local and state police and National Guardsmen to maintain composure during civil disturbances. He emphasized that protecting the public is the first duty of professional law enforcement officers.
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Washington
UPS
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Cloud Attempts To Dump Herbert Turner From Republican Ticket
Washington UPI David Eisenhower and Julie took 37 wounded servicemen aboard the Sequoia for a Potomac cruise. Eisenhower, soon to graduate Amherst, criticized colleges as uniform and predictable and urged veterans to speak their minds with moral ambiguity and authors cited.
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Washington
UPI
David
Julie Eisenhower
Potomac
Amherst
Dennie Degnan
Pasadena
Calif
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cloud
Herbert
Turner
Kids Keep Deep Secret for 50th Year Surprise
At St. Paul’s elementary a planned assembly honored Sister Mary Hermaine for 50 years of teaching. 652 students and high schoolers surprised the nun with speeches and songs after two weeks of practice. She began teaching at 17 and will soon celebrate a 50th vow anniversary in Toledo.
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St. Paul’s
Mary Hermaine
St. Mary Hermaine
Notre Dame Provincial House
Toledo
Ohio Chief Justice O'Neill Attacked in Knoxville
Chief Justice C William O Neill of the Ohio Supreme Court suffered a heart attack in Gatlinburg Tennessee and was taken to East Tennessee Doctors Hospital in Knoxville He was attending a Sixth Circuit Judicial Conference with Ohio Michigan Kentucky and Tennessee when stricken He has served as chief justice since earlier this year and led the state in all three government branches.
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Mass
UPI
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Hodson
Samuel Barnett
Knoxville, Tenn
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Ohio Supreme Court
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O'Neill
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Sixth Circuit Judicial Conference
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Marietta
Ohio House of Representative
UC Evening College Student Sues Over Spring Closure
Norman Amos of Cincinnati filed in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court seeking to compel the University of Cincinnati evening college to reopen for the rest of the spring term so students can complete required credits.
Arab guerrillas ambush Israeli school bus on Lebanese frontier
United Press International reports an Arab guerrilla attack on an Israeli school bus near the Lebanese border that killed 10 people including seven children and wounded 21. Tel Aviv also says predawn air raids hit Egypt’s Red Sea base at Bar Safaga, with several military objectives demolished.
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Egypt
Red Sea
Bar Safaga
Suez Canal
Romania Flood Toll Rises As Danube Destroys Towns
The Danube flood battering Vienna border levees left 143 dead and 34 missing official figures. unofficial counts warn of at least 200 deaths. Floodwaters hit 950 towns, 65 000 homes, affecting 37 of 39 counties and causing billions in damage to farms and factories.
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UPI
Danube
Romania
Weather outlook with warm sunny days and light weekend showers
Mostly sunny and warm today with highs in the mid 80s. Tonight will be fair and mild with lows in the 60s. Saturday remains warm with 80s and partly cloudy skies. Sunday stays warm with a 10 to 20 percent rain chance. Winds southwest 5 to 15 mph. Norwalk highs near 88 and lows near 58 reported. Birth notices list two Norwalk families welcome girls. Death notice for Robert A. Glider, 57, of Birmingham.
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Norwalk
Non Students Blamed In Columbus Riot
National Guardsmen on the Ohio State University campus maintained security posts as classes continued after black militants led several hundred students and non students in a window smashing looting rampage in the business district. About 300 guardsmen guarded entrances and 4,700 troops were encamped nearby. at least 70 were arrested and 10 injured. Police said black non students conducted the violence. no white participants were observed.
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Columbus
UPI
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Cloud
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GOP
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Marion
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Turner
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Port Clinton
Huron County
Ohio University
Athens
State Fairgrounds
Columbus Safety
James Hughes Jr
Hughes
Mystery Girl Found In Indianapolis Pad
The mystery girl seen weeping over Kent State student Jeffrey Miller's body has been found in Indianapolis. Mary Vecchio, 14, from Opa-Locka Florida, spoke with her father on the phone and expressed a desire to come home. Authorities will arrange her return.
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UPI
Kent State University
Indianapolis
Mary Vecchio
Frank Vecchio
Opa-Locka
Opa- Locka
Kent State
Elva Brakensick
Vecchio
Mary
Jeffrey Miller
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