Burton and Taylor Separated Legally in London
British actor Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor reached a legal separation agreement announced by their attorney Aaron Frosch in New York. No divorce discussions have occurred, and Burton remains married to his wife Sybil. The report notes Taylor’s prior marriages and Burton’s rise to fame, with references to Cleopatra and Camelot.
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Bill Would Give Fire Companies Surplus Goods
A proposed bill would allow fire companies to receive surplus goods from federal sources. Current rules limit donations to educational institutions hospitals and civil defense units with volunteers only eligible if active in civil defense. Representative Marsh commented on limited surplus items but noted essential community services by volunteers. The Marsh bill H R 5221 was sent to the House Committee on Government Operations.
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Rescue pilot plans return to Alaska radar line job
Flores of San Bruno and Helen Klaben of New York were rescued after a wilderness crash. Flores plans to resume his mechanic duties on the Distant Early Warning line in Alaska, weighing 215 pounds after frostbite and a fractured jaw. He left the hospital to recuperate at friends’ home. his wife remains in Whitehorse.
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Carrier Shangri La sails for six weeks Caribbean training
The carrier Shangri La departed its home port Mayport on Monday for six weeks of refresher training in the Caribbean. The ship will operate from Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba.
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Washington DC Quartet to Highlight Evening of Song
Two Winchester groups the Key Kings and the Knights of the Shenandoah join The Chordblenders from Easton Pa in a concert program Quartet on Parade an annual event since 1949. The Four Ds have performed at Constitution Hall and across Maryland Virginia and New York.
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Union Loses Second Roanoke Plant Election
The International Ladies Garment Workers Union loses a second bid to represent Colnit-Fashion it Trim Inc employees in Roanoke. The vote, 35 to 18, was supervised by the National Labor Relations Board and follows a defeat at the same plant last November.
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Dismissed Town Manager Gets New Post
George E. Smith previously dismissed as Colonial Heights city manager has been elected Blacksburg town manager. Chosen at a special council session to succeed George French who resigned two months ago for a Pennsylvania post, Smith age 39 assumes duties later this week.
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