Dinosaurs and Elvis On TV Highlight Saturday Night Schedule
A National Geographic Society Special on dinosaurs airs as Joey Presley headlines Singer Presents Elvis. Elvis performs live hits with the Blossoms backing and dances with two choreographers, while Justice Black discusses the Bill of Rights in a joint CBS feature.
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National Geographic Society
Today In History Highlights and Milestones of 1968
On December 3 1968 key archival items include Brigitte Bardot making TV appearances and a look back at major events: Illinois statehood 1818 Para founded 1815 Jackson elected 1828 Davis treason trial 1868 Stevenson death 1894 WWII Saar River crossing 1944 Pope John Paul II era reforms 1984 landmark heart transplant in Cape Town. The piece blends entertainment notes with historical anniversaries and timeline snapshots.
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Ransacked Chestnut Grove Summer House Reported
State police said a Chestnut Grove summer house was broken into before Thanksgiving. The discovery occurred Thanksgiving Day. Lawrence Hetzel of Rockville reported a chain saw, television set, clock radio, first aid kit and four sweaters stolen.
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No Shortage Of Panic Buttons: Phobia List From NYU
An odd AP style piece notes a flood of phobias from paxophobia to merinthophobia and hermaphobia among college crowds. It awkwardly traces fears from crime to social status, teasing how youths fret about being robbed or rejected at dances and dates.
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New York
Arabian Horses Die In Farm Barn Fire At Maryland Farm
A barn fire at Marah Farm in Montgomery County Maryland killed seven Arabian horses and destroyed hay valued around 350 tons. Owner Mrs Garvin E Tankersley said the animals were worth about 4 000 dollars each. The fire caused about 80 000 dollars in damage and was reported Saturday night.
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