Actress Raquel Welch settles with two New York theaters
Raquel Welch has settled claims with the Circus and the Melody Fair in New York for under 525,000 dollars, according to the actress attorney. The suit arose from Welch cancellations last summer of engagements, with both theaters alleging substantial damages and a weeklong shutdown due to the lack of suitable replacements.
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Elvis ready to leave hospital and resume tours
Vernon Presley says Elvis Presley plans to leave Baptist Hospital in Memphis soon and return to work when tours resume after fatigue and intestinal flu. He was to perform in Baton Rouge last Thursday but went back to Memphis for treatment.
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Crosby Ready to Go Home After 20 Foot Fall
Bing Crosby recuperating at Peninsula Hospital after a 20 foot fall during a TV show taping in Pasadena. The 42 year old Oscar winner and singer is in good spirits and nearing discharge.
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Atlanta and Nation Eye Key Races on Election Day
Voters in Atlanta decide among congressman candidates while mayoral races heat up in Los Angeles Madison and Washington. In Georgia 30 turnout is expected as W. Fowler Jr. and John Lewis vie for the seat left by Brock Adams. Lewis, 37, leads SNCC roots. Fowler, 36, is a longtime city council leader. In Los Angeles Bradley battles Alan Robbins over busing and city issues. In Madison Anthony Amato opposes Mayor Paul Soglin amid a crowded field for Congress in Washington, 8 Republicans and 17 Democrats seek Adams’s old seat.
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Local Fella Weds and Bigfoot in Elk City Bugle
Boston born Ray Kiley, a former commercial artist and Elk City hotel janitor, started the bi monthly Elk City Bugle with help from a bartender. The paper notes a front page with Local Fella Weds and a Bigfoot feature. It reports 12 expectant mothers in Elk City and cites the Bugle’s growing circulation of about 100. The latest issue includes a western recipe for gourmet soup with coyote, buffalo, puma cat, tumbleweed and a quart of Red Eye.
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Judge orders eye donation or cash for assault victim
In Highlands County Court Judge Clifton Kelley told Marvin Youngblood, 32, that his punishment could be an eye for an eye, ordering $5,000 cash to victim Richard Locke in installments or a suitable donor. Youngblood pled guilty to injuring Locke in a motel room after Locke married Youngblood's ex-wife. Locke lost sight in his left eye. Youngblood received five years probation, with opposing counsel noting restitution aims. The judge urged focus on the victim and considered jail unnecessary. Accorsi, the defense attorney, said the client prefers payments and restitution, with Lions Club looking into possible eye replacement options contingent on Locke’s consent and costs.
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Pope to wash Polish exile's feet at Holy Thursday rites
Pope Paul VI will wash the feet of 12 youths including 13 year old Polish exile Miroslav Buszel at St. John Lateran for Holy Thursday. The ceremony precedes Good Friday and Easter actions amid his Holy Week schedule. Congress moves to require roll call votes on future pay raises for lawmakers and top officials as part of a renewal bill.
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