N Y Woman Finds Bomb at Her Door
A Time Life employee Patricia Delaney 35 found a bomb outside her New York apartment. Police evacuated occupants of the 12 story building and bomb squad disarmed the device using armor protective gear. The two pound explosive assembly contained razor blades nuts bolts blasting caps and wires. Detectives questioned Delaney's acquaintances for clues.
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York
Time-Life, Inc
Patricia Delaney
Fort Tilder
Miss Delaney
Mrs Texas Joy Noufer Crowned Mrs U.S. Homemaker Hopeful
In San Diego the 28th Mrs. U.S. Homemaker contest nears its crown night at 1 pm local time. Seven judges oversee 51 contestants from all states and the District of Columbia as finalists perform tasks from luggage packing to child communication and interior design. Joy Noufer of Houston had earlier taken the Mrs. U.S. Savings Hands award as part of the pageant events.
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UPI
Thej
Sabstaeeys Ee Fofageman
Columbia
Randi
GecalHon
Texas
Joy Noufer
Houston
U.S
Judy Garland and Mark Herron Separate After Split
Hollywood report states Judy Garland and her fourth husband Mark Herron have begun a trial separation. Herron reportedly left Garland’s home where she and her two children Lorna 18 and Joey 10 reside, following their marriage on September 19.
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Hollywood
Judy Garland
Mark Herron
Herbert Schwab
Herron
Miss Garland
Lorna
Joey
Flerron
Millionaires Ball Draws Big Bankroll
A New York Hilton charity gala aimed to raise a million dollars for cancer research drew a crowd of wealthy names and glamorous attire. Prominent attendees included Huntington, Hartford, Vanderbilts, Whitneys, Harrimans, and Woolworth Donahues, with notable chatter about luxury and art patronage amid four figure fashion and jewel clad festivities.
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New York
John Paul Getty
New York Hilton
Internal Revenue Service
Huntington
Hartfords
Carnellus Vanderbilt
Whitneys
W. Averell Harrimans
Woolworth Donahues
Anti Franco Film Barred at Cannes Showings Move
Cannes officials refused permission for a Spanish war film The War Tsished citing it as anti Franco. Producers planned an outside screening. The Nun by Alain Resnais was shown to two festival audiences despite a French government ban and Friday showings being barred.
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France
UPI
Yves Monsand
Ingrid Thulin
Alain Resnais
Misuse of Goods and PX Shortages in Saigon
State Department investigators in Saigon report widespread misuse of PX goods including hair spray cosmetics and liquor sold at low PX prices to Vietnamese contacts and on the black market. Pilferage from ships docks and warehouses adds to shortages, costing millions in demurrage. US agencies plan to ship to South Vietnam while combatting the problem and its impact on social programs.
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State Department
Pentagon
Saigon
Jblack
South Vietnam
Agency Or
International Development
Jametp
Tarry
Klansman Surrenders in Shooting of His Wife
Josephy Sims a Ku Klux Klansman sought by police and the FBI surrendered after using a friend to announce he would come out of hiding. Sheriff Pope drove the contact to a Jackson Lake cabin where Sims was arrested and brought to Athens to face assault with intent to murder his 15 year old wife. The woman, mother of eight, was shot in the face at Athens General Hospital after separating from her unemployed husband. Sims, 44, had been acquitted in a 1964 highway slaying involving a black man.
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Athens
Josephy
Sims
Jackson
J. Co. Pope
Jackson Lake
Lemuel Perntony
North Georgia
Athens General Hospital
Crash in Spain kills Hermosa Beach couple
Manzanares Spain reports Patrick O Roarke 42 and his wife Helen Marie of Hermosa Beach California died after their car collided with another vehicle. The Civil Guard said both died a day after the crash.
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Spain
Hermosa Beach
Manzanares
Patrick O'Rouke
Helen Marie
Calif
I Civil Guard
San Francisco State cancels selective service tests amid student outcry
San Francisco State College acting president Stanley Paulson canceled May 14 May 21 and June 3 Selective Service aptitude tests after pressure from an anti war group Viet Day Committee. Angry students blame administration and pressure group for the decision.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco State College
Stanley Paulson
Scieice Research Associations
Viet Day Committee
Viet Nam
WDC
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