Actress smuggles dogs into Britain dodging quarantine
American actress Gayle Hunnicutt admitted drugging and packing her two Yorkshire terriers Cathy and Heathcliffe into a large carrier to bypass Britain's six month quarantine, a plan she revealed as she left for Majorca. A customs official warned of handover to police if intercepted.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Britain
Miss Hunnicutt
Cathy
Heathcliffe
Richard Burton
Thames
Hunnicutt
New York
Majorca
Poec
Hippie Prophet Shankar Declares Movement Dead in Bangkok
Sit ar maestro Ravi Shankar, touring Bangkok, says the hippie movement is dying and that Western drug use is fading. He notes his link to Beatles fame yet praises George Harrison as a valued student. He returns to a 13 month world tour and distances himself from pop legends while condemning drugs in music.
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Ravi Shankar
India
Shanker
Bangkok
America
Tye
Shankar
Beatles
West
George Harrison
Mississippi runoff election tests first Negro congressman dream
In Jackson Mississippi Charles Griffin and Charles Evers faced a runoff amid low expectations for electing the century's first Negro congressman from the state. Evers led Griffin in the first primary with white voters outnumbering Black voters in the 12 county district. Williams departed to govern and the runoff decides the remaining 94 months of his term as federal observers monitor the polls.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Charles Griffin
Charles Evers
Mississippi
Evers
Griffin
John Bell Williams
Williams
Debt Paid by Woman Who Aided Earthquake Victims
Rena Boccier, 72, head of San Francisco's Italian Welfare Agency, collapsed homeward after a month with no days off sorting, packing and shipping 5,900 pounds of clothing and bedding for Sicily quake victims. She recalled her own 1906 homelessness and slept after coordinating church and radio appeals, bags, trucks, and air shipments to Rome via Red Cross.
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San Francisco
Rena Boccit
Sicily
Bocci
American Airlines
New York
Alitalia
International Red Cross
Rome
Los Angeles Board to Amnesty 4500 Students. Police Stays
In Los Angeles the Board of Education granted amnesty to about 4,500 Mexican American and Negro students boycotting six city high schools but refused to pull police from campuses or release arrested demonstrators. Protests began March 4 at Jefferson and Garfield High Schools and spread to East LA. The board will meet again to discuss East LA school issues. Meanwhile a fire at the Hermosa Biltmore Hotel endangering juveniles led to rescues by officer Paul B. Crawford and arson investigators researching the cause. The blaze damaged two floors of the six story hotel with assist from nearby Redondo Manhattan and El Segundo units.
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Board of Education
Jefferson High School
South
Garfield High School
East
Jefferson
Paul B. Crawford
Stand
Hermosa Beach
Hawthorne Community Hospital
Redondo Beach
Manhattan Beach
Segundo
Londoners Seek Yanks to Buy Their Bridge
New York reports London officials seek a buyer for the facing of London Bridge built in 1831. The facing, numbered as it is dismantled, would be re erected in full and placed on view as a historic stone feature. Bids run to March 29.
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Barnard
Christiaan Barnard
South Africa
New York
Lisbon
United States
Cape Town
Groote Schuol Hospital
Philip Blaiberg
Louis Washkansky
London
New York City
London Bridge
Thames
Harold Knox King
King
Ivan Luckin
Merce
Blackout Hits 1 200 Homes In Long Beach
A high power line connector failed and cut power to about 1 200 homes north of Spring Street and east of Bellflower Boulevard. Gusty winds caused a wire separation. Service was restored to over 800 by 7 15 a.m. and all power by nine.
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Long Beach
Spring Street
Bellflower Boulevard
Southern California Edison
All-Girl Antarctic Team Warmly Welcomed by Fuchs
Southampton, England. An all girl Antarctic expedition led by Nelly Porter arrives to greet scientist Sir Vivian Fuchs returning from a British base. Fuchs declines to pose for photos, citing concern over distractions. Porter, 29, is a climbing instructor preparing for a polar expedition.
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Southampton
England
UPI
Vivian Fuchs
Nelly Porter
Fuchs
Antarctic
Mother and six children die in North York fire
In early morning fire at a North York frame house a mother Dianne Lumsden and her six children Keith seven Kathleen six David five Kevin four Tracy two six months died. Father David Lumsden 26 survived with burns and naked outside, saying cars wouldn’t stop. he was hospitalized. Firemen faced dense smoke delaying entry.
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David Lumsden
Dianne
Keith
Kathleen
David
Keven
Tracy
Lumsden
North
York
Terp
Ronald Bollick
Humber Memorial Hospital
Western Hospital
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Annapolis
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Laurel Bay
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Michael
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S.C
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Lalollette
Bronson la Follette
Madison
Wisconsin
U.S
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Bob” la Follette
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Warren P. Knowles
Miss
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Wirenhote
L.A
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House of Commons
Laguna Tea Room
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