Carson show interrupted as autograph hunter halts taping
An unidentified woman in the audience interrupted Johnny Carson's Tonight show taping in New York. She was stopped and escorted from the studio. no charges were filed and the moment was left in the film with Carson's stunned reaction.
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West Frankfort couple dies hours apart in Illinois
Thomas A. Murray 85 and his wife Bertha M. Murray 83 of 809 East St. Louis Street West Frankfort died within hours of each other Monday. Mrs Murray died at 1 a.m. at Mattingly Nursing Home Herrin and he died at 6 17 a.m. at Herrin Hospital. Joint funeral services will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at Stone Funeral Home West Frankfort with Rev. Arthur Williams officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery Mt. Vernon. They were members of Second Baptist Church of West Frankfort. He was born Aug 29 1882 in Mt Vernon, a laborer, survived by sons Oscar Virgil Raymond and Henry and daughters Bessie Atkinson Irene Murray, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren, and brother Fred Irvington. She was born Jan 28 1884 in Temple Hill, daughter of Frank and Isabelle Burford Fox, survived by sons Earl Abbott Eugene Abbott Jesse Ray Abbott and daughters Muriel Boussam Thelma Greenwood Lillian Heric, 16 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren, sisters Nannie Harrington and Lillian McDonald.
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Riot cases clog courts in Newark and Detroit
The summer riots left Newark with 330 riot related cases pending while Detroit has 1,200 felony trials slated for next spring. In Detroit over 4,200 arrested and more than 1,000 defendants pled guilty to lesser charges as courts work to clear crowded dockets by next autumn.
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Cane Choppers Flown Home After Florida Pay Dispute
Eighty Jamaican sugar cane workers were flown back to Jamaica and 52 more jailed after a pay dispute at the Glades Sugar Cooperative camp in the Florida Everglades. Sheriff Heidtman said workers threatened to riot over pay not meeting demands while Bradley of the Migrant Legal Services Program noted deductions for room and board and savings.
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Undersea Power Unit Delivered for Oceanographic Buoy
The Martin Marietta Corp delivers an undersea radioisotope generator to the Navy. The device will power an oceanographic buoy platform used to beam scientific data to ships planes and satellites.
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