Inheritance Heirs to $1.1 Million Estate Approved
Two Colorado men Arch Everly of Longmont and Arthur Bell of Fi Lupton are named as sole heirs of Leslie Everly of Seattle after a nationwide search. Superior Court Judge Edward Henry in Seattle orders immediate $100 000 advances due to their age 9 and 91. Juanita Hall dies at 66 famed for Bloody Mary in South Pacific. Barbershop scene features Susie Harris 21 in ColumbusOhio.
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Colorado
Superior Court
Edward Henry
Seattle
Arch Everly
Longmont
Arthur Bell
Lupton
Leslie Everly
Everly
Bell
South Pacific
Bloody Mary
Juanita Hall
Hearl
Woman 104 Years Old Marks 25th Birthday in Leap Year Style
A Chicago woman born 104 years ago celebrated her 25th birthday on a Thursday. She notes Leap Year birthdays skip three days every four years and recalls lively celebrations in youth. Connie Utley, born Leap Year Day 1948, gave birth to a son on her fifth birthday, meaning he won’t celebrate that birthday again until 20 in 1988.
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Chicago
Connie Utley
Utley
Salt Lake City
Russell D. Utley
Young Russell
Royal Film Performance OK for Zeffirelli Romeo and Juliet
Britain’s film censors clear Franco Zeffirelli’s Romeo and Juliet for the Royal Film Performance despite a nude scene. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will attend the charity showing in London on Monday. John Trevelyan says the love scenes are not obscene but beautiful. Olivia Hussey, 15, plays Juliet. The report also notes Moscow University expels a Canadian student for anti-Soviet activities while Vladimir Pavlov leaves Moscow for Helsinki amid Izvestia accusations and denials from embassy officials.
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Britain
Franco Zeffirelli
Juliet
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
London
John Trevelyan
Censors Board
Olivia Hansey
Sillery in peril again as 13 crew battle high seas off Cape Henry
The Canadian ore freighter Sillery with 13 aboard fought 40 ft swells 108 miles east southeast of Cape Henry Va as it begged to abandon ship but was told to wait for calmer seas. Coast Guard cutter Chilula stood by while ships from Norfolk rendered escort and a navy destroyer group moved to assist. The ship, carrying copper ore from Jacksonville to Quebec, had earlier reported leaks and loss of steering and was escorted to Wilmington for repairs.
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Cate Henry
Virginia
Coast Guard
Matt
Cape Henry
Sillery
al 8 Pr
Demetri Bogiaris
Jacksonville
Fla
Wilmington
N.C
Navy
Compton
Cape Hatteras
Chilula
Norfalls
Quebec
Gi Payroll Stolen in Airport Raid
Four hooded robbers armed with submachine guns raided Montreal International Airport and escaped with 85000 dollars destined for the U S Army at Goose Bay Newfoundland. Three men entered the Air Canada freight office while a fourth waited in a getaway car. An employee said a gun was held to his head as others ordered staff to lie on the floor. The men unlocked a wire cage in the warehouse then fled with a feather bag containing the cash. Air Canada handles Army money shipments at Goose Bay regularly.
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Montreal
Montreal International
U.S. Army
Googe Bay
Air Canada Freight
Air Canada
Goose Bay
Widow of astronaut Chaffee remarries in Houston
The widow Martha Chaffee wed Houston real estate developer William C. Canfield last Saturday. The ceremony followed the Apollo 1 tragedy that halted the space program, and the couple announced the marriage amid public interest in Chaffee’s legacy.
Entry of Long Beach Public Notice and Ad Details
A compressed clipping shows a local public notice and advertisement from Long Beach California. It includes a street intersection Sixth Street and Pine Avenue and references dates around March. The text is partially garbled but indicates publication details and pricing for a Madison Avenue style listing.
Rights Bill Civil Rights Pact Fails In Senate Vote
The Senate blocked cloture on a civil rights compromise by a 49 to 35 vote, unable to muster the two thirds needed. Dirksen’s last minute shifts and Baker Jr amendments unsettled liberals who had supported the agreement. The package maintained a three stage desegregation plan covering federal housing and protections for Negroes and workers, with key exemptions for single family homes.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Dirksen
Howard I. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
House
Rty
Ramsey Clark
Bul Dirksen
World Red Meet Split Wide Open and Romania Walkout
The Soviet hosted world Communist Party conference split over whether to address the Sino Soviet ideological rift in a fall summit. Romania walked out citing pressure tactics and attacks on fellow Communist parties, while Syria accused Romania of nationalism and China criticism drew fire.
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Romania
Budapest
Moscow
Peking
Khaled Bagdash
Syria
Paul Niculescu
Bucharest
Communist China
Mao Tse-tung
Communist Party
al Romania
Mikhail Suslov
March Northeaster Buries Cities With Snow and Winds
A sweeping March storm hits the Northeast with heavy snow and gale winds, spreading to the midwest and south with cold blasts. Northeast warnings predict up to six to twelve inches in New England, with cities from Washington to New York and Boston reporting snow and freezing temperatures, while power lines fail and sanitation crews rush to deploy snow spreaders.
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Midlands
Noreastern
Wid
Cape May
Eastport
Maine
North Georgia
Tennessee
North Carolina
New England
Washington, D.C
New York City
Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dixie
Gulf Coast
Florida
Penston
Mich
Key West
Fla
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Detroit
Chicago
Sanitation Department Ren
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Columbus
Susie Harris
Miss Harris
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Dullana Boudlc- Hot
Springfield
Philip
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Moscow University
Farouk
Vladimir Pavlov
Helsinki
Finland
Pavlov
Izvestia
Chaffee
Press-Telegram
Waits
Ole Laxxt
Long Beach
Geli
Mall
Sixth St
Long Sean Eon
Annee Eaunly
Etree
Scheldt
Antwerp
Bel
Gium
Pakistan
AP Wirephale
Panana
Panama Canal
Bagdash
Israel
United Press International
Lakewood Center
Helen Whiting
Clark Ave
Lakewood
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