Rooney Murder Suicide Shocks Hollywood Wife and Lover Die
In Brentwood, Barbara Rooney and actor Milos Milosevic die after a planned reconciliation with Mickey Rooney. Police link Milosevic to the violence after Mrs Rooney planned to resume her marriage. Rooney remained hospitalized from an infection.
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Barbara Thomason Rooney
Milos Milosevic
Milos Milos
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Monterey
Help Line for Light Delivery Hours and Contact
If you do not receive your light, contact your neighborhood carrier boy first. If unavailable call CAGG-2441 before 7 30 p m on weekdays and from 7 a m on weekends and holidays according to the notice.
Explosion at U S Rubber plant injures twenty
An explosion at the U S Rubber Co plant north of Baton Rouge injures about 20 workers. Authorities investigate cause as fire crews combat the blaze with responders from local and state agencies.
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Baton Rouge
U.s.rubber Co
Viet Nam proposal sparks UN debate and veto talk
At the United Nations the Soviet Union opposed U.S. efforts to set up a Viet Nam peace conference inviting Saigon and Hanoi. U.S. Ambassador Goldberg argued for a new UN dimension, while Britain backed action and France questioned participation of North Vietnam and China.
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New Cold Front L A Bound Hits San Antonio
A new cold front was expected to move into San Antonio on Tuesday bringing a sharp temperature drop and a hard freeze overnight. Tuesday night lows in the middle 20s with Wednesday highs in the low 40s. The mercury dipped to 33 at 7 am Tuesday, the second consecutive above freezing reading. Shower activity possible Thursday as the front's tail passes, with northerly winds reaching 15 mph.
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San Antonio
Divorce for Patricia Kennedy Lawford Ends 11-Year Marriage
Patricia Kennedy Lawford ends 11 year marriage to Peter Lawford in Idaho quickie divorce. Grounds cited mental cruelty. Custody of four children awarded to Mrs Lawford with visitation rights for Peter Lawford. He was not present for the proceedings.
Week Outlook Mixed Temperatures With Cold Night Freeze
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday then colder conditions. Tuesday night will include a hard freeze with north winds 5 to 15 mph. Wednesday's high near 42 with a recent 63 degree Monday, and a Tuesday low around 25 to 33. Temperatures fluctuate with mid-50s highs expected Tuesday.
Dusty, hurricane-force winds lash West Texas towns
A cold front plowed into Texas late Monday night bringing 50 to 75 mph gusts and light rain. Odessa reported looting concerns after windows were shattered. Fort Stockton suffered extensive wind damage with planes damaged at the airport. Other cities like Pecos, Lamesa, Alpine, Midland and San Angelo logged strong gusts and zero visibility.
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January Cold Year In San Antonio Records
January in San Antonio ranked as the third coldest month on record with an average temperature of 45.4 degrees. A 17 degree low on January 23 set a daily mark, while the high reached 74 on New Year’s Day and 16 on the 30th. Precipitation totaled 1.47 inches with 10 clear days and 160 hours of sunshine. Humidity remained high with averages near 96 percent.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Veteran film comedian Keaton dies at 70 in Hollywood
Hollywood reports silent era icon Bus her Keaton dead at 70 from lung cancer with wife Eleanor by his side. Keaton born Joseph in Piqua Kansas began in show business at age four with a circus acrobatic act and rose to stardom in silent film before later TV appearances.
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Busher Keaton
Eleanor
Keaton
Joseph
Piqua
Kan
Student drops final exam breaks Army life test
An Indiana University student left the two hour final exam after 15 minutes and turned in a paper reading Goodbye IU Saigon here I come prompting questions about motivations and campus reaction.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Saigon
Death claims Hedda Hopper Hollywood columnist
Mor Ossip columnist Hedda Hopper dies at Hollywood hospital from pneumonia. Her career spanned decades as a leading gossip columnist shaping film industry coverage.
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Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Mor’ Ossip
Editor's picks set tone for AFL-CIO and royal intrigue
The piece highlights George Meany's nearing retirement amid AFL-CIO leadership concerns about Walter Reuther potentially securing the White House office. It also previews Prince Philip's American image overhaul, plus an anecdote about Sirena, a brunette with wartime and nightlife ties, debuting in Rome.
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Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
White House
Victor Riesel
Daily Index Highlights by Page in Today's Paper
The index lists sections and page ranges for Amusements Around the Plaza Classified Comics Death notices Editorial Features Financial Bridge Horoscope Society Sports Tenas Trails TV Logs and Woman's World Contest, with page assignments. It guides readers to where to find content across the edition.
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Allied air and ground drive crush Viet Cong in South Vietnam
U S and allied forces drive a major Viet Cong push back along South Vietnam's coastal plains and rice fields. Air attacks on North Vietnam resume with three American planes lost and 488 Viet Cong killed, while ground forces trap enemy units in a wide area 290 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Senator Urges Real Air Effort Against Key Targets
Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri pressed for a real air effort in North Vietnam to strike important military targets. He argued that current attacks hit the less important targets while the most crucial targets receive little or no attention.
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Stuart Symington
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