Akron youth fills in for Basie drummer at university concert
In Akron, high school senior Bill Smith from Cuyahoga Falls High School stepped from the balcony to back Count Basie when his regular drummer was late at the University of Akron. The audience cheered as the Basie group performed two numbers until Sonny Mayne arrived. Smith, a member of his school's jazz band The Gold Tours, reflected on playing for Basie and his plans to continue with music.
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Brando's Ex Wife Debates Tango Role Child Embarrassment
Anna Kashfi after wedding to James Hannaford says Marlon Brando's Last Tango in Paris role embarrasses their 1-year-old son who listened from another room during the ceremony. She notes the boy's preference for pinball over witnessing vows. Meanwhile Soviet media denounces Solzhenitsyn as a traitor for Gulag Archipelago critiques.
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Simon urges mandatory oil firm data reporting to solve energy woes
Washington energy chief William Simon urged Congress to require oil companies to reveal far more on reserves and marketing. He said voluntary data are insufficient and new mandatory reporting and enforcement are needed. Senate and House committees plan hearings as officials note rising stocks but warn inventories remain insufficient for a severe winter.
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Ex safecracker named one of ten outstanding young men in America
Gary Smith, noted for five burglary convictions and a reputation as a top safecracker, has been named one of the 10 outstanding young men in America by the Junior Chamber of Commerce for his community work with young offenders.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees honor notable figures amid energy timing concerns
The Jaycees named a prominent list including a governor and a US senator during a Sunday announcement while related energy policy aims to ration heating fuel and prioritize agricultural production and essential services. Federal officials proposed shifting up to 20 million kilowatt hours daily from coal or nuclear dependent utilities east of the Mississippi to ease East Coast shortages, potentially saving 30,000 barrels of oil daily and powering about a million homes.
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Paraplegic man found dead in converted garage fire
Venice era UPI reports Bil Ward Fonsen, a paraplegic living alone in a converted garage, was found burned to death Sunday after the dwelling caught fire. Authorities describe the victim as an isolated resident with no known acquaintances at the scene.
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Fragmentary Press Telegram Front Page News
OCR fragment from a 4476 issue shows partial masthead and advertising lines. Contents are unreadable, with garbled phrases including prices and schedule mentions. No coherent events or names are extractable for a proper summary.
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