Marion Lorne Dies at 82, Witch on Bewitched
New York AP report notes Marion Lorne, 82, longtime London stage star for 35 years, famed on American TV as a flustered stuttering witch on Bewitched. She previously appeared on Mr. Peepers and the Garry Moore show.
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Czech leader Barak temporarily released from prison
Prague AP reports former Czechoslovak Interior Minister Rudolf Barak who was sentenced to 18 years in 1962 has been released from jail on a temporary basis while his case undergoes an investigation CTK said the government news agency Barak now awaits further legal action while the probe continues in Prague
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Weekend Holidays Okayed by House in Four Long Weekends Plan
The House approved a bill to move three holidays to Mondays and add Columbus Day, creating four long weekends. Washington's Birthday Memorial Day and Veterans Day would shift to the third Monday in February last Monday in May and fourth Monday in October respectively, taking effect January 1 1971. Only DC and federal employees would be affected initially with states likely to follow.
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Reuther Threatens UAW Exit From AFL-CIO at Rally
Walter P. Reuther warned AFL-CIO leaders he will pull the United Auto Workers 1.6 million members from the federation unless a meeting by December 15 considers overhauling the labor movement. The threat won unanimous support from about 3,000 delegates at the UAW national convention in Atlantic City.
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