Ferrer testifies to high living costs in Clooney divorce
Josef Ferrer testified in Santa Monica that he once earned 25 000 a week and supported a large household with five children and multiple servants. He said four months of living expenses averaged 6000 monthly and admitted three servants seemed excessive. Clooney seeks 8100 monthly alimony and division of property amid allegations of mental cruelty.
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Fencing Master Frederic Cavens Dies at 79 in Hollywood
internationally known fencing master Frederic Cavens 79 taught many Hollywood stars his craft and died Monday at Motion Picture Country Hospital funeral services scheduled today in Hollywood California.
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Weather Outlook for Redlands and So Cal
The Redlands area is sunny today with a high near 93 and a low around 52. Southern California remains sunny this afternoon and Thursday with variable high clouds and fog along the coast, little temperature change, and different regional highs from 65 at beaches to 98 in the lower desert valleys.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Industry pushing citrus out of Orange County
Industry forecasts drastic agricultural shift in Orange County as irrigation and land use trends reduce citrus. County agricultural commissioner William Fitchen cites state data predicting oranges drop to 900 irrigated acres by 2010, with no commercial deciduous trees by 2020 and farmland converted from alfalfa and field crops. The Irvine Company is expanding citrus with over 1,000 acres planted and 100,000 Valencia trees this year to replace losses and sustain higher value crops.
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Nixon urges action of business in control fight
Fresno based Western Cotton Growers Association urged action to protect cotton incomes if markets shrink. In letters to California senators and cotton belt lawmakers, the group warned continued rayon use and falling exports could swell government cotton stocks, pressuring acreage cuts or lower support prices. It called for a substantial acreage increase paired with a lower price support.
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UPI
Western Cotton Growers Association
California
Col Sayer Dies at 87 First US Commander at Corregidor
Santa Barbara bulletin says Marine Lt Col Edmund S Sayer retired 87 dies in San Diego after serving in the Army Navy Coast Guard and as a Spanish American War veteran. Funeral plans were listed as complete in the report from UPI.
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Titov in Washington to visit Kennedy
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov arrived in Washington after a weather delay in New York and planned meetings with President Kennedy and astronaut John Glenn. He landed at National Airport, attended a lunch and news conference at the Soviet Embassy, and spoke of outer space exploration and shared notes with Glenn. Titov’s White House rendezvous follows a sightseeing tour with Senator Green and comes amid a warmly received arrival.
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Stocks slip after Tuesday surge in tough market
New York UPI reports the Dow Jones industrial average closed at 699.96, down 1.28 after Tuesday’s broad reversal. Volume stood at 3.78 million shares, below Monday’s level, with the market off some 53 points from March 15 and traders puzzled by the rapid swing.
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NASA revises X-15 flight height to 46.7 miles
NASA announced revised altitude data for the X-15 record flight at Edwards Air Force Base. The final height is set at 46.7 miles or about 246 700 feet after initial tracking challenges and later corrections. The 46.7 mile mark remains the highest altitude achieved by a manned winged aircraft.
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Discovery of the smallest known star LP 327-186 found near Taurus
University of Minnesota astronomer Prof Willem J Luyten reports the discovery of a tiny white dwarf star in Taurus about 100 light years away. The star, LP 327-186, density 200 million times water, massing far more than a human, invisible to the naked eye at magnitude 18. It was found with the Mt Palomar 48 inch Schmidt telescope and suggests a degenerate stripped atomic core possibly half the Moon’s diameter.
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UPI
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US Frie nds Pacific test third and largest n uclear shot
The United States exploded the third and largest device in the Pacific series near Christmas Island at about 11 a.m. PDT. The low megaton detonation released at least one million tons of TNT, with earlier shots having yields between 20 000 and 100 000 tons. The test was part of Operation Dominic and followed by discussions in Washington on halting atmospheric tests and pursuing a possible treaty with the Soviet Union.
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Four Foreign Ministers to Meet in Athens on Berlin Crisis
The western Big Four foreign ministers plan a Thursday meeting in Athens to craft new Allied peace terms on Berlin. Secretary of State Rusk and West Germany's Schroeder will confer before the group session to bridge gaps over a plan possibly signaling recognition of East Germany. NATO ministers are in Athens for nuclear strategy talks amid Berlin disquiet.
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Man held for murder of girls in San Fernando
San Fernando police say Charles A. Ward a 77 year old retired barber will be arraigned in Municipal Court on charges of molesting one of two six year old girls whose bodies were found suffocated in a refrigerator. Ward was questioned after Stephanie Hanna and Paula Cram were found last April 23.
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Pfizer Wins First Cold Vaccine Contract for Public Health Service
The Public Health Service awarded Charles Pfizer & Co. Inc of Terre Haute Indiana a one year contract worth 211000 dollars to develop vaccines against the common cold. The award marks the first contract in this vaccine development program.
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Charles Pfizer & Co., Inc
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White House forms task force for Medicare information
A White House announced a special task force within the executive branch has been providing public information on President Kennedy's medical care program to aged Americans. The group answers inquiries and helps guide support for the measure, with leadership rotating among White House staff.
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UPI
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New York Herald Tribune
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Pierre Salinger
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Sergeants Return to Viet Nam After Three Weeks as Prisoners
Two American sergeants Sgt I c Quinn of Niagara Falls New York and Sgt George E Groom of St Joseph Missouri were reported healthy and high in spirits after three weeks held by Viet Cong guerrillas near An Dinh about 360 miles northeast of Saigon. They said their hands were tied much of the time and that they were fed mainly rice. They could not explain the deaths of Sp 5 James Gabriel and S Sgt Wayne E Marchand, whom they did not witness killed after the April 8 ambush.
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