Warhol Shot by Actress Valeria Solanis in Union Square
Police say Valeria Solanis, 28, shot pop artist Andy Warhol in his Union Square studio. Warhol, 41, remains in critical but hopeful condition with a 50 50 chance of survival. Amaya, visiting writer from London, was grazed and released. Solanis surrendered hours later, booked on felonious assault and weapon charges.
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New York
Valeria Solanis
Andy Warhol
Warhol
Columbus Hospital
Mario Amaya
London
Miss Solanis
Times Square
Tye
New Official 4 H Uniform Authorized for Vigo County
Vigo County 4 H girls may sew a new official uniform pattern and fabric approved by the U S Department of Agriculture. The project includes a dress and jacket with permanent press and soil release finishes, woven corded chambray in green and white, 50 percent Kodell polyester and 50 percent combed cotton. Yardage available from National 4 H Supply Service in Chicago and local centers.
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Vigo County
Janice McConkey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Ill
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Dallas Hospital cancels world's 21st heart transplant
Parkland Hospital canceled tentative plans for the world’s 21st heart transplant after the father of the prospective donor, a young woman injured in a recent auto accident, refused consent.
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Dallas
Tex
Parkland Hospital
Former Prime Minister Sir Walter Nash Dies in Wellington
Wellington reports that former Prime Minister Sir Walter Nash died today in the capital. He was 86.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Walter Nash
Illustrious Line Recaps Graduation Attire and Satire
The piece notes St Louis University graduates will wear cap and gown for the Baccalaureate Ceremony and Commencement. It adds sisters in modern dress should wear academic gowns to keep the procession medieval in tone. A reporter quips during intermission that a witch will be burnt. It ends with a jab at Charles de Gaulle over the Statue of Liberty.
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St. Louis University
Intermissoin
Winchell Continued From Page Four
A fragment notes ongoing coverage of a crime with references to photographs of two slain children in Yule wreaths and a suspect’s new address and jail status. The readable text mentions windows and a view of hundreds of…
Whispers and rumors from a late Crimmins trial days
A fragmented reminiscence of media chatter surrounding the Crimmins trial, noting WHN interview with Mr McGonigle and gossip about Peggy Maley and Jackie guest spots. Mentions Edith Evans Asbury, The New York Times, Onassis yacht gossip, Runyon Fund mansion, CBS figure Frank B Stanton, and a one million dollar sale claim.
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Mr. McGonigle
WHN
Peggy Maley
Desilu
O’henry
Edith Evans Asbury
N. Y
Runyon Fund
Frank B. Stanton
CBS
E. M. Simon
Crimmins
Jim
Whitehall Woman Dismisses Stop Sign Charge
A Whitehall woman admitted driving past a stop sign and faced a charge drafted by a patrolman. Whitehall Prosecutor James Toomey and Mayor Paul Haytcher convened and dismissed the case on the prosecutor’s motion, noting no corroborating evidence from police.
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Columbus, Ohio
Whitehall
Paul J. Haytcher
James Toomey
Haytcher
Your Girl Friday mentions and old press gossip
Breslin is told you dodge invites at Pep McGuire’s soda fountain near the Court house. The note mocks your book project, recalls Damon Runyon, Reader’s Digest, Miami Herald blood appeal, Capt Eddie Rickenbacker flights, and Sherman Billingsley’s widow.
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Breslin
Pep McGuire
LOS Angeles Herald Examiner
Morning Telegraph
Mayes
Damon Runyon
Miami Herald City Desk
Eddie Rickenbacker
Boston
Miami
Sherman Billingsley
Hinzel
Mrs. B
Flo Ziefeld
Untitled World Hunger Docs Prompt Strong Reactions
United Press reports half hour documentaries with narration begin after sponsor filming. A piece showing hungry children in an Indian village, eating dirt, moved the viewer to tears. The writer questions how starvation persists despite vast U S taxpayer aid.
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United Press International
India
Los Angeles County Tops U.S. Counties in Population
Los Angeles County with over seven million residents is larger than any other county in the United States, highlighting its status as a demographically dominant region.
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Los Angeles County
United States
Calif Picks Hubert's Foe At Convention
California selects Hubert Humphrey rival for nomination facing Harriet Miller for education post. Alabama figures Armistead Selden Jr. and James Allen contest Democratic bid for Hill seat. Mississippi Rep Jamie Whitten unopposed for reelection. Abernethy Montgomery Griffin and Colmer favored to beat challengers.
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Harriet Miller
Alabama
Armistead I. Selden Jr
James B. Allen
Lister Hill
Ala
Mississippi
Jamie L. Whitten
Thomas G. Abernethy
G. V. Montgomery
Charles Griffin
William M. Colmer
Man Crossing Street Struck By Car
Donald Garland aged 62 of 1212 Washab Ave was struck by a car as he attempted to cross 13th Street. Police investigated the incident and he was taken for medical treatment.
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Donald Garland
Wabash Ave
Driver of car in fatal giraffe crash identified
Police said a car struck Garland at St. at Wabash Avenue about 6 p.m. Monday. Garland, a driver for J. N. Hickman and Son Funeral Home, was treated and released at St. Anthony Hospital. Thomas W. Smith, 28, of 2326 1st Ave., was arrested for operating an auto without a driver's license and slated for City Court Wednesday. The report notes the giraffe’s front and back legs are the same length.
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Wabash Ave
St. Anthony Hospital
Garland
J. N. Hickman and Son Funeral Home
Thomas W. Smith
1St Ave
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