Jerry Lewis becomes grandfather with first granddaughter
Monterey reports comedian Jerry Lewis and wife Patti welcomed their first grandchild, a girl, born to son Gary and his wife Sara at Monterey Peninsula Hospital. Gary, a former rock singer drafted into the Army, was present for the birth. Jerry called it powerful and marvelous.
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Burlesque Star Sued Over Show Idea
New York AP Burlesque queen Ann Corio faces a $100000 suit from publicist Eddie Jaffe who says he outlined the show idea This Was Burlesque to her. Burlesque Inc. and producer Michael P Iannucci named. hearing set for February 6.
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Walston Settles Chimp Bite Injury Suit for 10000
Actor Ray Walston accepted a 10000 settlement Monday before trial in a suit over a chimpanzee bite to his face four years earlier. Walston, 49, alleged the attack on September 9, 1963 at Desilu Studios occurred during filming of My Favorite Martian.
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Mrs. Lyndon Johnson named honorary leader for Heart Fund
New York AP reports Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson will again serve as honorary leader of the Heart Fund volunteers for the February campaign. Some two million volunteers will call on neighbors during the February 25 weekend drive. Last year's weekend effort raised 11 million dollars.
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Greek exile mayor seeks U S support for Constantine
Stamp ing NEW YORK AP George Plytas self exiled mayor of Athens arrived here from London Monday to seek support for King Constantine of Greece Plytas 57 said he would urge Americans of Greek descent to write to relatives and friends on behalf of the return of King Constantine to Greece under his terms.
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Pritytski Elected President of White Russia
Sergei A. Pritytski, 54, a career Soviet Communist party official, was elected Monday as president of White Russia, a republic within the Soviet Union. He succeeds Vasily Kozlov, who died last month.
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Moon Ship Moon Module 1 Flies For Moon Mission
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Lunar Module 1 built to reach the moon showed promise in its maiden flight. NASA officials said the test paves way for astronauts to use the next lunar module in early 1969. The seven hour 52 minute mission faced a fuel pressure issue but succeeded overall with the ascent engine firing and the craft separation tests performed.
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California girl delights, endures epic 20000 mile trip
Katy Ousley, 23, a cost accountant from Pasadena, embarked on a wild 20,000 mile week long haphazard journey from Los Angeles to Malaysia and back. She flew via Honolulu Tokyo Hong Kong Bangkok Singapore Malacca and endured luggage misroutes to New Zealand with only 50 cents and a Malaysian dollar left. She enjoyed Malaysian culture, visited Peace Corps friends, and plans three weeks in Germany next summer despite the long trip.
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Eartha Kitt Defends War Protest at White House Luncheon
Eartha Kitt faced praise and criticism after protesting the Vietnam War at a White House luncheon. She said she was heard after raising her hand, and she defended her actions while noting 1,900 letters about the incident mostly deplored her conduct. She praised First Lady Lady Bird Johnson and expressed respect for Mrs Johnson.
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Soviet Delegation to Visit Tokyo for Party Talks
A five member Soviet Communist Party delegation led by theorist Mikhail A. Suslov will visit Tokyo on January 30 to hold talks with the Japanese Communist Party. The visit aims to normalize relations strained since 1966 when Moscow accused Tokyo's party of being influenced by Beijing's disruptive intrigues.
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Saigon reports 95,513 enemy killed or captured in 1967
Saigon cites a government tally of 95,513 Communist troops killed or captured in 1967, while a Hanoi radio communique claims 365,000 enemy casualties last year. U.S. Command tallies show 9,353 Americans killed in action and 62,004 wounded in 1967, with other allied losses listed as well.
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HEW Plans Outback For School Funds
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare will cut its spending by 550 million dollars in the first half of the year. Most college and university building funds will be held until the end of the fiscal year, with possible disbursements to new applicants. College and university construction is cut about a third to 300 million, health teaching facilities see similar cuts, hospital construction sees only minor reductions.
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Federal Government May Seek Copper Strike End
Congress members from copper states urge President Johnson to invoke Taft-Hartley to end the 64 month strike that has idled 60 000 workers. Sen Wallace F Bennett says the strike is a national emergency warranting action. Rep Arnold Olsen supports a presidential fact finding panel and pressure on both sides. He notes copper stocks remain large and profits rise while workers lose work.
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