Brommerich Guilty of Battery in Late-Night Spanking Case
Ernest R. Brommerich 33 of Rockford Missouri pleaded guilty in circuit court to battery for a spanking he said he gave his wife Dorothy for coming home late. The judge fined him 425 dollars with a seven dollar monthly payment plan. In Washington Caspar Weinberger added a bathroom telephone to his HEW office complex citing practical use. CHIC YOUNG creator of Blondie died at Apollo Medical Center in St. Petersburg Florida at 72 leaving a legacy of a strip in over 1,500 papers and 15 languages with 75 million daily readers. He attributed success to sleep and food and recalled Blondie’s rise after Dagwood’s marriage in 1933. Young, born in Chicago, moved to Clearwater, Florida seventeen years ago from Los Angeles.
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Ernest R. Brommerich
Rockford
Circuit Court
Brommerich
Alford Penniman
Dorothy
Murato
Chic" Young
Blondie
Apollo Medical Center
St. Petersburg
Fly
Young
Life Magazine
Dagwood Bum- Stead
Dagwood
Chicago
Clearwater, Pla
Los Angeles
Gabor sues Waldorf hotel over elevator hold up
Zsa Zsa Gabor claimed the Waldorf Astoria failed to protect her during an elevator holdup in which jewelry was stolen. A New York federal jury said she had the time and opportunity to give the jewelry to a hotel clerk. Joely Heatherton sues Playboy over a nude photo. The actress says the photo harmed her good name and that she had a contract giving exclusive rights to the image.
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Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Miss Gabor
Joey Heatherton
Playboy
Miss Heatherton
Bluebeard
West Berliner seeks husband in Fort Wayne tale ends
Traulein’s first choice backs out as 26 year old Eric Elam calls off the wedding in Fort Wayne Indiana. Elam’s attorney says marriage not in his best interests. Miss Topper remains optimistic with other suitors and visa concerns fading. Separately the Soviet Union urges Tito for the Nobel Peace Prize amid Western European interest.
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Mick] Topper
Fort Wayne
Ind
Majo
Miss Topper
Eric Elam
Huntertown
Elam
Miss Tipper
Eric
America
Tao
Soviet Union
I'Lto
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Nikolat Tekhonov
Nobel Price Committee
Oslo
Tito
Social Democratic Party
Westerin
MIAs Feared Dead From Viet Nam Civilian and Service Missing
More than 1,000 missing in action in Indochina are likely dead, say new POW briefings. Unattended wounds, plane crashes, or jungle deaths account for fatalities, with Laos losses noted. Defense plans a search base at Nakorn Phanom, Thailand, to locate remaining personnel, while three civilian missionaries long unaccounted for in Ban Me Thuot remain absent.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Vietnam
Laos
Bobby Joe Keesee
Hanoi
Indochina
Defense Department
Thailand
Nakorn Phanom
South Vietnam
Christian Missionary Alliance
Eleanor Ardell Vientti
Daniel D. Gerber
Archie Emerson Mitchell
Ban Me Thuot
Prayer Brought Aboard Hanoi POW Flight
American prisoners of war leaving Hanoi Gia Lam Airport offered a prayer aboard their plane. Lt Cmdr Giles R. Norrington recited the blessing asking divine help for the crew and country as they move toward their destiny.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Metroliner rammed injuring thirteen near Washington
A work train rammed the New York to Washington Amtrak Metroliner, injuring eight passengers and five crew aboard, with two hospitalized. The crash halted service for hours near Prince George's County, Maryland, as relief crews responded and passengers were reassigned. The cause remained under investigation. A separate note from London reports East Germany's embassy opening in London under Charge Affaires Karl-Heinz Kern.
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New York
Amtrak
Metroliner
Prince George
Ezell Warren
Penn Central
Baltimore
Red Embassy
London
Foreign Office
East Germany
Karl-Heinz Kern
Belgian-born GI to become Army's top enlisted man
Belgian-born Leon L. van Autreve, 53, will be the Army's highest ranking enlisted man starting July 1. The 29-year veteran was chosen to be command sergeant major upon Gen. Silas Copeland's retirement and will advise Army Chief of Staff Gen. Creighton Abrams on enlisted matters. Van Autreve immigrated from Belgium with his parents before World War II.
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Washington
UPD
Leon L. van Autreve
U.S. Army
van Autreve
Set
Silas L. Copland
van Autreye
Army
Creighton W. Abrams
United States
Belgium
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Tout Tito
Heavenly Father
Jonah
Daniel
Jesus Christ
Henri Rush
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Serbin
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