Notable 1960s Celebrities in Health and Scandal News
Actor William Talman of Perry Mason undergoes minor lung surgery in Encino and rests. Brigitte Bardot, in Paris for her 33rd birthday, discusses mature interests in art, philosophy, and music. Princess Margaret cancels travel due to acute tonsillitis. Lord Snowdon to visit Brussels. Prince Felix Youssoupoff dies in Paris after years citing Rasputin assassination. Japanese quadruplets survive after birth complications. one mother features in hospital news. An irate grandmother confronts a miniskirted teacher in Detroit. Corazon Amarao, Speck murder survivor, enters Manila politics. A Los Angeles group pledges over $1 million for a Cedar-Sinai mental health center.
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William Talman
Speck
Corazon Amaraa
Chicago
Manila
Batangas
Miss Amurao
Philippine News Service
Liberal Party
Miss Amarao
Richard Speck
Peoria
South Chicago Community Hospital
Two Navy planes collide in Florida rainstorm
In Jacksonville Beach, two Navy aircraft a Neptune patrol plane with five aboard and a single-seat Crusader fighter crashed in a driving rain. Debris and flames lit the sky as six Navy fliers were killed. one body recovered, search halted by darkness and rain. Witnesses described a ball of flame and scattered debris as the jets went down into shallow water near the coast.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Aireraft
Rf& Crusander
G. W. Clark
Clark
Neptune
Atlantic
Jacksonville Beach
Truce Brings Cease Fire After Suez Canal Battle
U N declared a cease-fire along the Suez Canal after a seven hour battle between Egyptian and Israeli troops. Ismailia reported the heaviest shelling with 26 civilians killed and 86 seriously wounded. Egyptian army losses were cited as three dead and 12 wounded, while Israeli figures listed four soldiers and ten civilians killed.
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U.N
Suez Canal
Middle East
Ismailia
Mubarak Pirzit
Jerusalem
Michael Dennigan
Broadcast Satellite Orbits Earth
Comsat Corp. launches a new commercial switchboard satellite from Cape Kennedy. Placed on a near perfect trajectory 200 to 23,000 miles above Earth, it will fire its on board motor Saturday to settle on station over the equator southeast of Hawaii to extend communications links among the Far East, Hawaii, and the U.S. mainland.
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Cape Kennedy
Earth
Pacific Ocean
Far East
Hawaii
U.S
Comsat Corp
Equator
Walked Away From Special Troops Unit at Fort Ord
Washington report raises questions about the fate of the Army Special Troops unit at Fort Ord California. Senator Vance Hartke said he wants to know the military status of a constituent’s son who vanished from the unit after being discharged according to his mother. Investigators found that when the Fort Ord detail dissolved thirteen months ago several soldiers walked away leaving sixty six unaccounted for.
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Washington
UPI
Pangst
Special Troops
Ft. Or
Calif
Vance Hartke
Adjutant General's
Defense Department
Hartke
Indiana
Ft. Ord
Hospitals replace signs to limit visitors at maternity unit
Signs outside the maternity unit at a York England hospital were hastily replaced this week. The new notices read Husbands only. One per patient.
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Wallgrayve -Onsawe
England
UPI
Episcopal Reforms Adopted by Seattle Church Group
The Episcopal Church completed a triennial convention in Seattle approving reforms to expand theological inquiry curb heresy trials bolster urban crisis funding and extend lay and female participation. Leaders also endorsed broader Christian unity plans and communion for all baptized Christians where permitted by their churches amid efforts toward interfaith dialogue.
L A School Board Bans Moliere and Brecht Plays
Los Angeles educators block Tartuffe and Caucasian Chalk Circle for students in a three year experimental urban repertory program funded partly by federal grants. Gregory Peck and Andre Gregory planned meetings with officials after revised Tartuffe removal of a bath scene. Brecht rehearsal canceled on moral grounds.
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Moliere
Bertolt Brecht
L.A. School Board
Los Angeles
Gregory Peck
Andre Gregory
Molieve
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Brigitte Bardot
Paris
Miss Bardot
Sex Kitten
Margaret
Kensington Palace
London
Brussels
Lord Snowdon
Brusels
Canada
Rasputin
Nicholas III
Worthnessay
Felix Youssoupoff
Petrograd
Leningrad
New York State Supreme Court
Columbia Broadcasting System
Youssoupoff
CBS
Jes
Eri- Sa
Princess Kin
Irina
Fukuoka Central Hospital
Matsuko Munakata
Japan
Detroit
Hope Palmer
C. E. Brooks Junior High
Taylor
Miss Palmer
Simon Kachaterian
Palmer
Mini
United States
Cedar-Sinai Medical Center
The
Thalians
Debbie Reynolds
Suez
Dean Rusk
Lefi
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
New York
Army ‘Special’ Unit
Philadelphia
Revolutionary Action Movement
Seattle
Episcopal Church
John E. Hines
Tree Theological Inquiry
Dist
Atty
Arlen Specter
Anthony B. Monteiro
Specter
George Fencl
Police
James H. J. Tate
Frank J. Rizzo
Hiltion Louis Jones
Jones
FBI
Edward Cole
William James Lyles
Rashied
Reginald Grantham
Yusef
Sakeeb
Brecht
Schneal
Vartuffe
France
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Pico Blvd
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