Sunday Hanging Question and Celebrity Wedding News
The Washington attorney general faces a Sunday hang question after Judge McMullen set John Hawkins's execution date for Sept 17 in a 1964 Vancouver murder case. In Beverly Hills, Vince Edwards and Linda Ann Foster wed at Dean Martin's home amid plans for a London filming trip and Cannes honeymoon.
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Oldest U.S. triplets celebrate 80th in Lubbock party
G. A. Adams and two sisters Nettie Clay and Cora Comer marked 80th birthdays at a Broadway Church of Christ gathering in Lubbock Texas. Born August 5 1887 in McKinney Texas the triplets moved from Indian Territory to Ardmore Oklahoma later. They note fashion changes baffling especially the mini skirt and Lyndon Johnson sent congratulations.
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Miss Indian America Sarah Ann Johnson Named
Navajo from Pinon Ariz 19 named Miss Indian America at All-America Indian Days in Sheridan Wyoming. Gov Stan Hathaway presided. Johnson who works as a secretary at the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Window Rock earlier held Miss Navajo 1987 title.
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Phone Workers Strike in New York Over Safety
New York State phone workers walked off to support NYC strikers demanding protection for workers in high crime areas after a coin collector was shot. About 40 000 employees across New York would be affected as negotiations failed and picket lines spread statewide.
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Kiplinger Dies at 76 Creator of Kiplinger Letter
W. M. Kiplinger, 76, founder of Kiplinger Letter and Changing Times, died of a heart attack at his Bethesda Maryland home. A veteran journalist, he started the Kiplinger newsletter in 1923, built a profitable enterprise, and launched Changing Times in 1947 to guide family finances. He authored several books including Washington Is Like That.
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Notable health updates from Bangkok and Washington
UPI reports U S Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark hospitalized in Bangkok with stomach ailment and exhaustion after a world tour. He shows improvement but remains bedbound with no heart trouble indicated. Eisenhower recovering at Walter Reed after abdominal issues, expected discharge soon following exams and dental work.
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Family and cat stranded in car seek divine word
Six people and a Persian cat live in a parked car on East End Avenue near Carl Schurz Park awaiting a spiritual message guiding their next move. The group includes Julius Victor, his wife, Patricia Raynor, and her three children aged 9 to 15, who traveled from Kansas City seeking Jerusalem.
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Cuba displays CIA agents at Latin Reds parley
Havana reports six men accused of CIA ties and Second Front sabotage confessed to acts against Cuban industry. One former U.S. Army captain, Jose Rabell Nunez, 46, was named, sentenced to 30 years. A Uruguayan delegate urged condemning U.S. imperialism at the conference. A Pravda note remarked on limited Cuban export of revolution.
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Storms Rake Illinois Iowa With Tornadoes Floods
Storms sweep through Illinois Iowa with winds up to 65 mph and hail. A tornado touched down 25 miles west of Cedar Rapids causing no serious damage. Flooding inundated Clinton Iowa with 4.49 inches of rain and cars stranded on Boston’s expressway.
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