Betty Grable improves after illness in Santa Monica
Betty Grable, 56, who has been hospitalized for three weeks with a duodenal ulcer, is ambulatory and improving, a St John’s Hospital spokesman said. No surgery is planned. In other news, Randy Agnew married Conelia Angelos at a Greek Orthodox church, Archbishop Takovos officiating. Nureyev hobbled off stage during Sleeping Beauty at the Met, later finishing the act after a brief pause. Abernathy released on bond after protesting at Rich’s department store chairman’s home. Snake-handling preacher at Kernersville service shows faith. Pack declines to repeat the act in a later moment.
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Lindbergh Denies Self Improvement List Linking to Kim Report
Charles A. Lindbergh rejects claims that he created a 69 trait character list used as a self improvement program. Cleveland Press religion editor George R. Plagens says he copied the list from a 1930 magazine and has cited Lindbergh in talks, noting the aviator’s alleged nightly self grades on traits such as cheerfulness and perseverance.
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Couple offered mortgage tied to contraception conditions
SCRABOROUGH England Parliament member Shirley Williams will probe a case where engaged couple Mervyn Glue and Chastie Young, both 21, say a mortgage offer was conditional on the woman taking contraceptive pills for five years after marriage. They refused, stressing it is not a mortgage company’s business to mandate birth control.
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Ritual murders noted in 100 pages of writings link four jailed man
State Attorney Robert Stone says hand written notes and other items may connect four jailed suspects to the deaths of up to 24 women across multiple states. He notes the manuscripts describe ritual killings and sexual acts, though evidence remains circumstantial. The suspect, serving six months for an assault conviction in Fort Pierre, has not been charged in the deaths but has been questioned regarding two Fort Lauderdale teen girls whose skeletons were found on a remote beach. Police say the notes match patterns of the victims and investigators seek location ties to other deaths across Iowa, West Virginia, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Florida.
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Bethlehem Steel Price Rise Follows Industry Move
Bethlehem Steel Corp the nations second largest steel maker boosted prices on sheet and strip products effective June 17 following a similar move by U S Steel and other majors. The increases average 1 5 percent across lines with hot rolled sheet up about 176 per ton and cold rolled sheet up about 39 to 224 a ton galvanized sheet about 221 60.
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Mississippi Flood Recedes as Farmland Faces Loss
The Mississippi River began to recede from St. Louis toward the Gulf while farmers in Missouri and surrounding states fear widespread crop damage. Officials warn 18 percent of Missouri arable land flooded. some predict up to 25 percent of cotton may not be planted this year as floodwaters linger and drift downstream. The crest neared, with St Louis atop eight feet above flood stage, and relief expected only late May.
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Prison Brawls Leave 1 Dead 48 Injured in Florida
Over the weekend two major Florida prisons saw brutal stabbings and fighting. At Florida State Prison in Raiford Jimmy Freeman, 23, died after a gym stabbing amid a riot clash with Ronald Anderson, 21. In a separate incident Charles Smith, 96, was wounded in a wing fight with Morris Kyle, 32, requiring surgery. A wider probe seeks ties between the fights. At Sumter Correctional, a racial confrontation Saturday night injured dozens, with 45 inmates and a guard hospitalized.
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