Cardinal Veuillot dies at 58 in Paris cancer
Paris Archbishop Pierre Cardinal Veuillot dies at St Joseph Hospital after cancer diagnosis eight months after being named cardinal by Pope Paul. He was rushed from Lourdes and died during a church conference trip. his death leaves the college of cardinals at a record low for France. Actor Lee J Cobb to star as King Lear with Lincoln Center Repertory Theater next season after a 15 year Broadway absence.
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Mae Marsh Death Ends Silent Screen Star’s Era
Mae Marsh, famed as Flora in Birth of a Nation, died at 72 from a heart attack in Hermosa Beach after a 47 year marriage. Griffith discovered her at 14, casting her in 1915, making her a top silent film star and Goldwyn’s original Goldwyn Girl, with later roles in talkies before retiring in the late 1920s.
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Joan Crawford Joins York Sales Executives Club
Actress Joan Crawford is enrolled as the first woman member of the Sales Executives Club of York. She receives a membership card and a red valentine, and comments on the thrill and honor of breaking gender barriers in the male-dominated club.
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Judge Klein condemns Judge Cannon mini skirts in LA event
Judge Joan Dempsey Klein denounces Judge Noel Cannon for wearing miniskirts at a Los Angeles news conference announcing Klein’s bid for the superior court bench. Cannon’s past censorship by municipal court peers and her rebuttal about attire reflect a sharply divided view on judicial conduct.
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Magician Faces Murder Charge If Man Remains Dead
Police in Accra, Ghana say magician Kwaku Mark will be charged with murder unless Samuel Nuhu returns from the dead. Nuhu volunteered to be Mark's subject in the village of Mando to demonstrate kill and revive in three days. The coffin was sealed and buried as villagers kept vigil. The deadline to produce Nuhu passed tonight and authorities prepared to arrest Mark.
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Two Printers Wounded as Press Strike Sparks Violence
In Los Angeles a gunman wounded printer Curtis Krieski and Maurice Maynard at the Royal Host Olympic Motel as strike tensions flare near the Herald Examiner. Two picketers Darrell Keisher and Eugene Fish were lightly injured by bullets from inside the plant. Police described a shooter firing from a staircase by the pressroom. nine unions are on strike after two months.
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Soviet Navy builds helicopter carriers in Mediterranean plan
Washington reports the Soviet navy may have begun a third helicopter assault carrier near Odessa with Moscow and Leningrad named as the first two. Each carrier reportedly displaces 23,000 to 25,000 tons, carries 30 to 35 helicopters, and is not yet for fighter planes. The timing hinges on Middle East political aims.
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Viet Cong Drive Hurts LBJ Popularity in U.S
A Gallup poll shows President Johnson’s Vietnam war approval slipping from 39 to 25 percent in one month. Among 1,503 adults in 300 locales, 35 percent approved, 0 disapproved, 15 percent had no opinion, with Hawks rising to 61 percent and Doves falling to 23 percent.
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Twenty Students Held in Sex and Drug Case at Twentynine Palms High
Twenty youths aged 13 to 17 were arrested in an investigation of narcotics and sex offenses at Twentynine Palms High School. Nine face felony counts including marijuana possession and lewd conduct with a child under 14, while others face misdemeanor charges for marijuana use. all were suspended, according to Captain Joseph Kart.
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Fragmentary crime notice from Los Angeles area
Incomplete OCR reads as a cave ATC extent case on a Saturday near Los Angeles. Details are unclear due to damaged text and missing names, dates, and locations.
Storm Sweeps Texas as Winter Storm Drenches Southwest
A massive storm spreads from California into Texas, bringing heavy snow sleet and freezing rain across the region. Travel warnings issued for western and central Texas New Mexico Arizona Utah report snow accumulations Roosevelt Utah 7 inches Albuquerque 2 inches Oklahoma snow showers extend into California deserts see moisture 2/3 inch. Great Lakes snow squalls cause hazardous travel Oswego County New York winds to 54 mph teens temperatures.
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