Fleming Bartlett Divorce Ends With Alimony and Assets
Actress Rhonda Fleming wins $2,500 monthly alimony for three years and repayment of $70,000 loan from Hall Bartlett. Bartlett must cover Fleming’s luxury car and share 5 percent of four films and 5 percent of pre marriage literary rights. Bel Air home to be split. Also notes Nina Pallandt's TV debut and remark on Irving biography fraud suspicion.
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Rhonda Fleming
Hall Bartlett
Miss Fleming
Marvin Michelson
Joseph Wapker
Bartlett
Wapner
Bel Air
Dead man named coroner by Missouri governor
Gov. Warren E Hearnes appointed Forrest Nicholson as Stone County coroner, but a radio station reported Nicholson died last month. Hearnes said the mistake caused embarrassment and blamed lack of notice from the Democratic Committee.
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Missouri
Hearnes
Forrest Nicholson
Kimberling City
Stone County
Nicholson
Jerry Bryan
Dmocratic Committee
Bryan
Kitty Hawk sails with seven defectors in churches
The carrier Kitty Hawk departed for Vietnam with seven crewmen seeking sanctuary in First Church of the Brethren and St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, plus two sailors from the oiler Mispillion. The ship left Long Beach and was followed by the Mispillion, with no incidents reported as preparations for combat continued.
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San Diego
Vietnam
Navy
First Church of the Brethren
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Two more die in N. Ireland terror raids
In Belfast on Wednesday night two more people were killed during Belfast terror raids as gunmen abducted Thomas Callaghan a Catholic member of the Ulster Defense Regiment and killed him. A British soldier also died in the city as extremists assaulted a jeep with machine gun fire. Police report another wounded paratrooper a damaged tire depot and a defused 40 pound suitcase device aboard the ferry Duke of Argyll. A separate blast damaged the British Caledonian Airways offices injuring seven.
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Northern Ireland
Thomas Callaghan
Ulster Defense Regiment
Londonderry
Creggan
Duke of Argyll
England
British Caledonian Airways
Storms Batters Wide U S Areas From Coast to Interior
A pair of storms hit the nation with high winds and heavy snow. Washington state saw gusts up to 88 mph at the skyline and 114 mph near Richland while Seattle mobile homes were overturned injuring five. Hazardous travel and cold waves spread from Colorado to New England as sewers clogged and rivers rose.
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Gulf
Anture
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Seattle
Rattleshake Ridge
Richland
Wash
Colorado Mountains
Minnesota
Montana
Michigan
New England
New York State
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