Luncheon of Horrors D'oeuvres Delights City Club
Philadelphia’s Friday the 13th Club samples bizarre dishes imported from Japan including sugared bumblebees and fried grasshoppers at a luncheon. Philip Klein, civil defense director and club president, jokes that fortunes may follow if superstitions survive the test. Miss nameless newborn in Huntington, West Virginia, raises 19 siblings, while a local thief scare prompts arrests. A cabaret dancer sues a producer over “not sexy enough,” and Memphis Irish Society set for farm stay. Beaumont Texas seeks a hero to name its Army reserve armory, with civic groups inviting nominations.
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Defense Seeks Public Service in Confidential Trial Nudes Displayed
Defense attorney Arthur Crowley presented nude magazines and star photos to the jury contending Confidential served a public interest by exposing industry misdeeds. He accused Hollywood interests of protecting corruption, while prosecutors argued criminal libel and obscenity charges. The judge warned of a filibuster as arguments neared an end.
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Carrie Veers Away From U.S. Coast
The Weather Bureau considered Hurricane Carrie no longer a threat to the eastern United States. The tropical storm was moving north at 10 mph in the Atlantic with winds near 75 miles per hour, centered about 75 miles southeast of Bermuda and 1,750 miles east of Miami. Ships were advised to exercise caution.
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Spontaneous Fire Damages Rocky Flats Plant
A fire at the Rocky Flats atomic plant north of Golden caused more than 50 thousand dollars in damage. An Atomic Energy Commission spokesman said no injuries and no radioactive contamination occurred. radioactive materials were in the building. The blaze began on a processing line in a production building and spread through the ventilation system. Seth Woodruff of the AEC estimated the loss. the plant’s exact role remains guarded information.
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Duke Weds Socialite in River Club Ceremony
Anthony Drexel Duke, 50, tobacco heir, married Diane Douglas, 24, a debutante, at the River Club in Manhattan. The Rev. Walter Donald Kring officiated. Attendees included families and close friends. Duke Jr., 15, served as best man. Mrs. W. Hunter Betts of Upperville, Va., was maid of honor. The bride worked as a secretary for Conde Nast.
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Unitarian Church of All Souls
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Conde Nast Publications
Press Update on Celegram Putt' event
An unexplained notice from 62 Wan Tine Ave outlines a local press event titled Celegram Putt and indicates a tentative schedule pending further details from Lope Bead and juremu Of ua ecaber ACL.
Fugitive Slayer Denied Appeal in Hawaii Habeas Case
In Honolulu, Judge Albert M. Felix denied an appeal in the habeas corpus case of Georgelot, an admitted slayer who escaped from South Carolina. Page’s attorney said the case would be pursued to higher courts.
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