Cyril Ritchard dies after long career remembered as Captain Hook
Australian born actor Cyril Ritchard dies at Northwestern Memorial Hospital at age 88 after a decade in coma since May 25 collapse on stage. He rose to fame as Captain Hook in Peter Pan with Mary Martin, starred on Broadway in 1954 and 1957, and had an extensive stage TV and opera career. He will be buried privately beside his wife Mange Millntt in Ridgefield, Connecticut.
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Evening club meetings and lodge notices listed for Monday
Local calendar lists multiple group gatherings at various venues including Masonic Temple and churches. Events cover Order of Rainbow Lincoln County commissions Sweet Adelines Al Anon Kiwanis Firestone Club Belmont Lions Club Moose Women of the Moose Optimist groups and story hour at Dallas Public Library with times ranging from 4:20 to 7:40 p.m.
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Mom 'N Pop's Ham House
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Amarican Legion
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Stowe's Fish Camp
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High Shoala Optimist Club
Mirror Lake
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Lincainton
Carter shifts focus to economy with high level meetings
President Carter cancels a Cabinet meeting to convene with economic advisers and congressional leaders on tax, employment, and anti inflation measures to be unveiled in January. Eizenstat indicates the 1978 agenda prioritizes the economy amid wide domestic policy planning.
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President Carter visits Fayetteville for sister’s wedding
President Carter spent under 24 hours in Fayetteville for his sister Ruth Stapleton’s son Sydney Stapleton’s wedding to Cara Lee Gainey. The visit boosted town mood. residents noted Carter looked encouraged after a farming reunion and crowds were calm at the Beard home, Cobblestone Inn, and Highland Presbyterian Church.
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Ford warned of fire hazard in certain Ford cars in 1968
Army records show Ford was warned twice in 1968 about gasoline leaks creating an explosive mix in sedans with a trunk mounted tank. The warning preceded the 1970 design change and followed court scrutiny over burns from a fire linked to that design.
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Market dips as Dow falls amid dollar and yen concerns
Market slides as the Dow opens down 2.00 at 813.22 with a weak tone on Wall Street. Analysts cite renewed dollar weakness and foreign currency fears dampening US buying while General Motors leads a broad decline amid a pending settlement over 1877 model year Oldsmobiles Buicks Pontiacs with Chevrolet engines.
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Mysterious high altitude blasts baffle scientists
Airquakes equal to a 101 ton dynamite blast shake the Atlantic coast from Connecticut to South Carolina. Columbia University acoustics expert William Donn reports seven explosions detected by Lamont equipment on Dec 2 and last Thursday. Officials say no military tests explain the booms, which shattered some windows and were felt along the shore and inland areas.
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