Teachers pledge smoke ban ends with jog proposal
Oak Park High School principal Dan Kahler promised teachers and students a jog to school each morning the remainder of the month if no one smoked that day. Some teachers smoked, so Kahler compromised, agreeing to jog only half the rest of the month. He lives four miles away and had been jogging after 10 PM. Curtis fined for marijuana at Heathrow. Anita Louise dies at 65 after stroke. film star and wife star in anti smoking PSA.
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Oak Park High School
Kansas City
Kahler
Tony Curtis
England
Britain
Uxbridge
Curtis
Heathrow
London
Jeffrey Leach
New York
China satellite claim heightens world tensions and distrust
China hailed its first earth satellite as strengthening militancy and exposing imperialist arrogance while Western observers cite increased momentum toward intercontinental missile development. The report noted visible public celebrations in major cities as Tokyo urged peaceful use and warned against militarization amid Sino Japanese strains over remilitarization and U.S. alignment.
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China
Peking
Outer Space
United States
Soviet Union
Rock Music Festival in Wisconsin Draws Large Crowd
Poynette Wisconsin crowds near twenty thousand attended a weekend rock festival with about forty groups. Sheriff Golz noted minor injuries and drug misuse treated on site and about fifteen arrests while describing mostly orderly behavior. A vacant farmhouse burned in a festival area due to a parked car incident.
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Poynette
Wis
Bernon Golz
Peynette
Golz
Fly
Kidnapping ransom paid ends Guatemalan case
A rich Guatemalan businessman, Rudy Weissenburg Martinez, was freed after a $250,000 ransom was reportedly paid. His family, seen visiting banks in Coatepeque, did not speak to reporters. Weissenburg, owner of coffee, textile, and export businesses, was seized Thursday by suspected leftist rebels near the Mexican border town of Coatepeque.
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Rudy
Weissenburg Martinez
Coatepeque
Weissenburg
Do Your Own Nonthing and Build Phlugerhaggen
Elmira New York seventy phlugerhaggens were shown this weekend in an exhibit titled Do Your Own Nonthing and Build Phlugerhaggen The event defined a phlugerhaggen as whatever its builder wants Albert Smith of Spencer won 400 with a mass of discarded materials weighing over 5000 pounds including a tub a 1015 gas engine a steam whistle a toilet and a pair of walking shoes The device plumbs and sweeps while cooling the gasoline engine and blowing the whistle in front of it.
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Elmira
N.Y
Elmira Star-Cazette and Sunday Telegram
Albert Smith
Spencer
Hope says Americans Winning at Boston Viet Nam rally
In Boston at City Hall Plaza about 20 000 heard speakers led by Bob Hope urge support for U S involvement in Vietnam and decry violence in protest The crowd heard Hope declare the United States is winning the war noting the high public support and flagging the cost in lives while urging continued backing for troops
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Hall Plaza
U.S
Bob Hope
United States
Vietnam
Hope
Gypsy Rose Lee, Burlesque Queen, Dies of Cancer
Gypsy Rose Lee, famed burlesque star known for the Ziegfeld Follies of 1937 and her cautious, provocative striptease, died of cancer at 56. Born Rose Louise Hovick in Seattle she rose from vaudeville child performer to national sensation with a career spanning movies and television.
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New York
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20Th Century Fox Studios
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Mount Desert Island, Maine
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Bedford
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American Express
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Gypsy
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