Lawford Divorce Ties Kennedy Sister to Idaho Quickie
Patricia Kennedy Lawford, sister of John F. Kennedy, obtained a one day Idaho divorce in Sun Valley after meeting residency rules. Judge Charles Scoggins granted grounds of cruelty and custody of four children. Proceedings lasted 12 minutes behind closed doors with a back door departure via limousine.
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Two Teen Burglars Admit 24 Home Break-Ins in Palos Verdes
Two wealthy teenaged boys admit burglarizing 24 homes in their Palos Verdes neighborhood over 16 months. One was caught as he climbed out a window at the Aldershot home. a revolver taken from the house was recovered after a fall during escape. Juvenile officers say the youths confess detailing safe tampering and the scope of loot remains unclear.
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Movie Great Keaton Dies of Cancer
Silent film icon Buster Keaton died at age 70 from lung cancer at his Woodland Mills home after a three month illness. Surrounded by wife Llewelyn and his two sons James and Robert, he rose from a vaudeville circus act to become a giant of the silent screen and left a lasting impact on comedy.
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Hedda Hopper dies at 71 in Hollywood columnists
Hedda Hopper, famed 1930s to 1970s Hollywood gossip columnist and former actress, died at Cedar Sinai Hospital after a virus infection and pneumonia complications. Her son William Hopper, who played Paul Drake on Perry Mason, announced the death. Hopper was born Elda Furry near Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, and ran away at 18 to act.
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Explosion injures workers at Baton Rouge plant
An explosion at the UA Rubber Co plant in Scotlandville near Baton Rouge injured about 20 people. Ambulances rushed to the site as a hospital was advised to expect many injured. authorities inspected the scene and began coordinating care for victims.
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Two US Subs Find Missing Nuclear Bomb Off Spain
Two U S Navy submarines have made sonar contact with a missing nuclear bomb lying in 1200 feet of water off the southeast coast of Spain. Sources said retrieval must wait for a specially equipped two man midget submarine arriving from the United States.
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Unmanned Apollo Moon Journey Set Embarks Soon
The Federal Space Agency announced an unmanned Apollo mission to launch as early as February 1962 using a Saturn I B rocket. The test will send a three-seat craft 280 miles up, then collide with reentry test heat shields at 18,750 mph, with recovery forces in the South Atlantic awaiting the 11,000-pound cabin. Aimed to precede crewed missions planned for late 1962 or early 1967 as part of the $21 billion Apollo program.
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Rooney Murders Cast Actor and Wife in Brentwood Home
Police found Barbara Thomason Rooney and Milos Milosevic dead in the Brentwood residence once shared with Mickey Rooney and his wife. Investigators suspect Milosevic shot himself after the killings as Rooney’s wife sought reconciliation and planned remarriage. Rooney’s manager confirmed the events and Rooney remains hospitalized for an intestinal infection.
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New Storm Slams Midwest and East Snowbound
A powerful winter storm sweeps the nation from the Midwest to the Atlantic states, driving snow and sleet across wide areas. Flight disruptions, closed highways, and widespread tree damage accompany many deaths as the system dumps heavy snowfall, with accumulations reaching up to 10 inches in several cities.
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70 Percent Chance of Rain Tonight and Tomorrow
The forecast calls for a 70 percent chance of light rain tonight and Wednesday. Expect increasing clouds and light showers as a storm centered off the Washington-Oregon coast moves in. Snow level around 6,000 feet, with some areas seeing variable cloudiness and light precipitation.
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Weather Tonight and Wednesday Forecast
BARTA reports light rain tonight and cloudy conditions Wednesday. Tonight's low showers and gusty winds, with partial clearing by night. Mountains expect snow level at 4,000 feet and a high near 36 degrees.
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Pigeons Blown Backward in 98 MPH Texas Winds
William RB. Leslie, director of radiation KVKM in the Panhandle, described pigeons blown backward by dust storms with winds up to 98 miles an hour. The birds reportedly dropped and struggled against the gale as the west Texas dust whipped through the plains.
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LBJ seeks 3.39B aid to help foreign nations
President Johnson asks Congress for 3.39 billion in new aid funds for next year, pairing economic, military, and food education and health programs with a broader plan to tackle root causes of poverty abroad. He outlines a larger foreign aid program tied to a global effort and to strengthening democratic stability.
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Gale Batters Ship. Five Crewmen Killed in Harbor Collision
Gale winds tore the Al2toi coast vessel Don Frapeisen Jause from its anchorage near San Andres Calimbia, driving it aground in its harbor before dawn Monday. At least five of the 17 crewmen were killed, a sixth is missing and feared dead, while the remaining New Francis Zeo crest crew were rescued.
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Want Ad Brings Choice of Managers
Classified ad offers to fill multiple managerial roles with quick responses. Mentions contact via phone HE 2-5959 and references Beverly Mills and Phillip Meltser in the listing. Details are fragmented but suggest vacancies for four positions and a need to assemble a panel for selection.
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