Silent screen star Miriam Cooper Walsh ill in Louisville
Silent screen star Miriam Cooper Walsh, linked with Birth of a Nation and Intolerance, is in satisfactory condition at Kentucky Baptist Hospital Louisville after a heart attack. She arrived for a D. W. Griffith Film Festival and was moved from General Hospital as she improved.
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Supreme Court shields papers from libel over debate reports
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 4 that reporting heated public debate and even using terms like blackmail in context is protected by the First Amendment. The decision reverses a libel judgment against the Washington area News Review and clarifies limits on libel liability for coverage of public figures and events.
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Heat Wave Kills Nearly 200 in Northern India
In the past two weeks a heat wave has claimed about 199 lives across northern India. Temperatures reached as high as 119 degrees Fahrenheit, wells have dried up in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, the Press Trust of India reported.
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Papyrus Ra II sails from Safi on Atlantic voyage
Thor Heyerdahl again sails the papyrus boat Ra II from Safi with a multinational crew of seven aiming to reach the east coast of Mexico in a 4,300 mile voyage to show ancient Egyptian sailors could cross the Atlantic. Gale winds sent the 40-foot craft 106 miles out within hours as Heyerdahl and crew seek hurricane-free passage and earlier start than last year.
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Candidate Killed by Live Wire in Orange County
Harold Fields, 2142 Onyx St, Orange, died after contacting live electrical wires under a house while trying to fix a water leak in his ice machine. He was 4AS years old and a candidate for the Orange County Board of Supervisors in District 4's June 2 election. Deputies say he turned off the water main and crawled under the house to locate the leak before the fatal shock at Chapman General Hospital in Orange.
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Services Tuesday for Ex Rep Hope
Garden City Kansas funeral will honor Clifford R Hope 76 former Republican congressman who died Saturday in a hospital after months recovery from a February stroke He served Kansas from 1926 to 1955 longer in state history and held three decades in the U S House.
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Luxury Liner Haf faelo Collides Off Algeciras
Italian luxury liner Haf faelo put into Algeciras Spain after colliding with a tanker, officials say it was only a bump on the bow. Bertoli Pagnacco of Hafian Lines in London said reports noted no serious damage and passengers may total over 700. The ship was en route from Genoa to New York when collision occurred.
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