Burns Charms Royalty at London Palladium Performance
Comedian George Burns, age 80, headlines at the London Palladium where he and late Gracie Allen first gained radio fame. Critics hail Burns as a world headliner due to his Sunshine Boys Oscar win as Herbert Kretzmer lauds the show.
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Six Die As House Fire Traps Illinois Family
HOYLETON Michigan United Press International reports six members of a Southern Illinois family were killed in an early morning fire while celebrating the birthday of the youngest child. The victims were Carl Malleck 33 Patricia 88 Julie 14 Amy Jo 1 Mauck the mother Naomi Mauck 67 and Kathryn Jackson 64. The fire occurred in Washington County.
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Peruvian Ambassador Killed in Jamaica Home Stabbing
Peru's ambassador to Jamaica Fernando Rodriguez was stabbed to death at his Kingston residence when he returned from a walk and surprised burglars. Police said the attack occurred late last night as the diplomat confronted intruders.
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Death of Judge Delays Hearst Sentencing in Bank Robbery Trial
Federal Judge Oliver J. Carter died after collapsing and missing the final sentencing of Patricia Hearst, who had been tentatively sentenced to up to 35 years after being found guilty of armed bank robbery. A three judge panel will appoint a successor as Hearst remains in San Diego for psychiatric testing ordered by Carter.
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U.S. weighs trimming NATO nuclear arsenal in Europe
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld indicated that the United States may replace large outdated warheads in Western Europe with smaller, more accurate weapons. Talks at the NATO Nuclear Planning Group touched on reducing stockpiles only if Soviet cuts accompany any move. Most weapons are stationed in West Germany with no current plans to remove them from Italy.
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