Actress Madge Blake dies after heart attack in Pasadena
Madge Blake, known for Aunt Harriet on Batman and matronly TV roles, died of a heart attack at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena. The actress, 56, had a long career from 1948 film debut in Adams Rib to appearances on Life With Father and The Real McCoys.
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Dover Township Police To Ditch Gestapo Look For Blazer Uniforms
Police Chief Richard C. Clement announces a uniform overhaul for 63 officers in Dover Township New Jersey to shed Gestapo imagery. New dress includes brass-buttoned blazers gray trousers white shirts and belts with the town emblem. revolvers will be holstered.
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Richard C. Clement
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Gunman Must Pay Support for Victim in 1964 Shooting
Fort Wayne man William Young, 32, was convicted of a 1964 shooting that left a man paralyzed and received a suspended sentence so he can support the victim. Judge Hughes suspended 1 to 5 years and set support to be determined by the county welfare agency. Young must pay as long as the judge presides. nonpayment triggers immediate imprisonment.
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U.S
Internal Revenue Service
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Akron
Ohio
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Thunder Road
Detroit
Toledo
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Fort Wayne
Ind
W. ©. Hughes
Young
Joe C. Ridley
Harmon engagement to John DeLorean announced
Kelly Harmon 21 daughter of Tom Harmon and Elyse Knox will wed John Z DeLorean 44 vice president of General Motors in a private announcement. DeLorean’s second marriage follows Harmon’s rise as a sportscaster with daughter Kristin 24 married to singer Rick Nelson. Father, Mother, Daughter go barbering in Southbridge Mass as Charles Montigny his wife Audrey and 17 year old Sylvia enroll in barber school after watching local shop snip.
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Michigan
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Elyse Knox
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General Motors
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Rick Nelson
Charles Montigny
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Sylvia
Southbridge
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Israelis Hold Off Reprisal in Face of Arab Attack
Israel's Dayan and other hawks urged restraint as government and the United States seek international action to protect civil aviation. Dayan warned neighbors that Israel would hit the most painful targets if reprisals occur, while officials stressed restraint and diplomacy. The United States urged calm and proposed strengthening international aviation law at the ICAO meeting in Montreal.
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Weizman Institute of Science
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Popular Front
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Beirut
Lebanon
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Cuba
Charles W Yest
U.S
United Nations
Security Council
Nixon Will Question Ordinary Europeans
President Nixon plans to meet ordinary Britons, Germans, Italians, and French alongside leaders to gain a cross section view. He will host citizen chats in London, Bonn, Rome, and Paris with 10 to 15 invitees at each session. He skips Brussels due to schedule while Siemens factory public speech in West Berlin is planned. A second public and private set of talks rounds out the European tour. Attorney Herbert Francis Sturdy, a Southern California business and Republican figure, dies at 66.
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Barber Says Ex-officer Told Him to Kill Wife
In Los Angeles a barber testified that ex policeman Paul Perveler urged him to increase his wife’s life insurance and then get rid of her. Perveler, 31, is on trial with Kristina Cromywell for first degree murders of his two wives, Cheryl and Kristina, after a seven week marriage. The jury weighs death or life imprisonment.
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Los Angeles
UPI
George Brown
Paul Perveler
Kristina Cromywell
Marlin
Perveler
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Brown
Brawn
Los Angeles County Employees Chief Fired
The Los Angeles County Employees Association fired general manager F. C. Holmes after staff resignations followed a dispute. Directors voted 18 to one to remove him from the $27 000 annual post. Victor N. Hochee named acting general manager.
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Los Angeles County Employes Association
F.C. Holmes
Victor N. Hochee
Laird Pushes ABM Deployment Amid Talks
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the United States may deploy an antiballistic missile system if needed, despite ongoing disarmament talks. He cited Soviet and Chinese advances and warned China could test ICBMs within 18 months, with stockpiles by 1975. The nonproliferation treaty was urged for prompt ratification.
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Melvin R. Laird
U.S
Laird
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Saint
Laird Esti
Heart Transplant Performed At New York Hospital
A 36 year old man underwent a 53 minute heart transplant operation at New York Hospital. A hospital spokesman said the patient was doing well. The donor and recipient were not named, and the transplant team was led by Dr. C Walton Lillehei.
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Aman Unce
New York Hospital
C. Walton Lillehei
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