Chauffeur and Lawyer Die in Lake Pontchartrain Crash
A car crash near Lake Pontchartrain killed a chauffeur and a lawyer and injured children who were treated and released. Richard Rabeau escaped injury as a 1965 Buick carried victims under a truck. two dogs died, two survived. Miss Mansfield, her husband, and the rest of the party were being driven to New Orleans after a noon TV appearance when the collision occurred.
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New Orleans
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Richard Rabeau
Pensacola
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Gus Stevens
Biloxi
Miss
Miss Mansfield
Roosevelt Hotel
Wdsu TV
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Lake Pontchartrain
Crescent City
Mississippi
Paul Mansfield
Jaynes
Dallas Little Theater
Marilyn Monroe
Warners Bros. Studio
Miami
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Mickey Hargitay
Mae West
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Hollywood
Sunset Boulevard
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Bryn Mawr
Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist University
University of California At
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Jayne Mansfield
Samuel S. Brody
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City Approves Center Project Extending ISU Area
City planners outline the Project 40 area north of Poplar Street and near ISU for land acquisition starting in August and a 314 year redevelopment timeline. A proposed federal building or leased city complex may anchor the center with expansion of the ISU campus and mixed use zones including high rise residential near the park.
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Wabash Ave
4Th St
Wabash
7Th St
Indiana State University
Wabash River
Pillsbury
Uhlir
Uhler
8Th St
ISU
Rail Employees Reach $2 Million Fire Settlement
East St Louis workers who lost jobs after the Norfolk and Western yard fire settle for $2 million. The Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks protested the railroad's decision not to rebuild the terminal that burned March 2.
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Penalty Costs Mount on I 70
Final reports detail escalating penalties for the I-70 project. S. D. Solomon and Sons faces a 210 per day fine as work on Riley Road and the Clay County section proceeds toward completing interstate access from Indianapolis to the Illinois line by 1969 70.
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Western Indiana Highway Aims To Jump Start U S 41
Fanning announces a July 1968 start for a U S 41. 63 highway project funded from 1967 state plans. He notes past funding fights and hopes the 1969 legislature approves more highway spending to reverse western Indiana neglect.
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Senate House
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Indiana Supreme Court picks new judge to take oath
David M. Lewis of Indianapolis will take the oath of office Friday at the Statehouse to fill the late Walter Myers Jr. term. Chief Justice Donald H. Hunter will administer the oath.
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UPI
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Donald H. Hunter
River pollutant sinks 165000 fish in Clinch River spill
A state official reports about 165000 fish died after a coal ash dam breach at Appalachian Power plant Carrio Russell County Virginia. Contaminated water flowed downstream to Norris Dam Tennessee before dissipating. The piece also notes a dated historical claim about Belgians in 57 to 50 B C linked to Julius Caesar.
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Appalachian Power Co
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Russell County
Norris
Tennessee
New Cardinals to Receive Red Hats at Vatican
In the Sistine Chapel 24 new cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church prepared for public appearance in scarlet robes. Pope Paul VI planned a simplified consistory ceremony as he would place the red biretta on each head beneath Michelangelo's murals.
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Sistine Chapel
Paul VI
Michelangelo
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Vatican
Parsons College Maintains Standing Amid Court Stay
Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa kept its academic status intact for at least one more week as U S District Court Judge Julius J Hoffman in Chicago refused a temporary injunction. The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools upheld the status quo until after July 7.
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Iowa
Parsons College
U.S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
Chicago
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Elephant Herd Attacks Car In Kruger Park
Peter Czebu recounts a swarm of tan elephants that surrounded his vehicle in Kruger National Park. The herd battered the car, tore off the roof, and then wandered off, with Czebu unhurt and hiding inside as the car still ran.
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South Africa
UPI
Peter Czebu
Crabtree seeks divorce after love at first sight
In Brierfield England 97 year old Arthur Crabtree plans his first divorce after three years of waiting He says the delay is worth it for love found with a 70 year old widow. In Ann Arbor Michigan a University of Michigan economist predicts sustained full employment with three supporting reasons.
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England
UPI
Arthur Crabtree
Crabtree
Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Paul W. McCracken
U. S
United Nations Sponsors Teams in Polo Cricket and More
The United Nations sponsors teams in polo cricket golf table tennis bridge and karate, supporting international athletic competition and cultural exchange through organized programs and events.
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United Nations
Pepys Diary Firm Presses Tax Question About the Dead
A UPI report says a publisher of Samuel Pepys diaries received a tax questionnaire seeking Pepys income details. The firm replied, stating in a straight face that Mr. Pepys is no longer with us.
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UPI
Samuel Pepys
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