Broadway Hopefuls Gear Up for Rosy 1963-64 Season
New York previews spotlight Laurette Taylor and notable Britons leading a wave of arrivals as Broadway plans a bright fall. Casts include Coral Browne, Alan Badel, and Robin Bailey in seiAiming to stage Marivaux and Anouilh works, the season opens in Boston September 23 with forthcoming dates in Detroit and New York amid persistent industry optimism.
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Laurette Taylor
David
Earl Merrick
Fovetls
Keith Michell
Eading
Irma la Douce
New
New York
UPI
Coral Browne
Alan Badel
Miromance
Dennis O'Keefe
Britain
France
Marivaux
Detroit
Royale
Shearer
Neil
Anouilh
Kimon
Osborne
Auto Production Sets New Yearly High This Week
Detroit reports Automotive News citing weekly auto output reaching 171,508 units, surpassing the prior peak of 170,620 in mid May. The figure reflects annual production momentum and contrasts with 60,273 last week and 43,000 a year ago, signaling a strong industrial pace.
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Detroit
UPD
Automotive News
First New Musical in Three Years for Mary Martin
Mary Martin returns to the stage with a new musical set to open on Broadway November 23 as the first in three years. Howard Diets and Arthur Sclwartz wrote the score with Arnold Schulman composing the libretto. The show features Miss Marlin in a lead role inspired by early career figures, amid a high profile musical theater scene with police and protest activity noted nearby.
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Mary Martin
Howard Diets
Arthur Sclwartz
Arnold Schulman
Miss Marlin
Indiana Boys State History and Girls State Origins
The article traces the Indiana Boys State locations from 1937 at the State Fairgrounds to 1955 at Indiana University and notes B. W. Breedlove as director. It also recounts the Girls State origins with Mrs. Wayne Ferguson and Mrs. Fred Young, detailing moves from Indiana Central College to Knightstown and finally to Indiana University Campus, with 910 delegates expected and 70 staff.
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Indianapolis
Indiana University
B. W. Breedlove
Indiana Department of the American Legion
Wayne I. Ferguson
Fort Wayne
Girls State
Indiana American Legion Auxiliary
Indiana Central College
Fred Young
Crown$ Point
Ferguson
Indiana Central
Indiana Girls State
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Moon mission turmoil sparks police confrontation
Reports say a backup cosmonaut was readied as tensions flared around the No 1 candidate. A scuffle broke out as officers restrained a youth and a woman in the scene near a house, with blood seen and a cosmonaut’s fate tied to the mission as Moscow notes the event amid civil rights concerns.
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Porch
Andrian Nikolayev
Tommy Earl Miles
Margaret Porter
Nikolayev
Carolyn
Pavel Popovich
Sani
Tougaloo
Ternational Woman's Congress
Moscow
Maryland Congressmen Tied to Edlin Prosecution Plea
The government charged that Boykin and Johnson used influence to urge dropping or delaying Edlin's 1959 savings and loan indictment. Edlin later was convicted and served six months. The case linked the Maryland firms to housing developments and a speech on the House floor.
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Edlin and Robinson
Department of Justice
Edlin
Savings and Loan
Baltimore
Robinson
U. S
Kennedy
Netters
Atttorney
Johnson
House of Representatives
Maryland Savings and Loan
Script Girl in Hollywood Set by Broadway's Top Director
A 1930s script girl tale with music by Jule Styne and lyrics by hook. George Abbott, Broadway’s No. 1 director, will stage the production. Opening appearances planned in New Haven on October 21 and Boston on October 29.
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Jule Styne
Hollywood
Broadway
George Abbot
New Haven
Boston
Macmillan Faces Possible Downfall Over Currant Scandal
Aides warn that involvement by Keeler set members could imperil Macmillan and his government. If more ministers are tied to the scandal, the prime minister may lose office depending on his parliamentary address.
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Macmillan
Herselves
Jury Deliberations Open in Johnston Influence Trial
Prosecution alleges payments to Johnson for political influence and legal work for Edlin savings and loan. Prosecutors claim Boykin overvalued land tracts sold to Edlin to hide payments. Judge Roszel C. Thomson instructs separate verdicts on seven counts with three defendants aiding Johnston. Deliberations begin after charge at 2 30 p.m. EDT.
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Johnson
Edlin
Robinson
Edlin Savings and Loan
Boykin
Roszel C. Thomson
Johnston
Proper Display Of The Flag Emphasized For Respect
A speaker urged correct flag display as a sign of respect for the country and its blessings. Mr. Monaghan can be contacted at 642-506 during the day or 644-3378 in the evening for display guidance or flag purchases.
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Monaghan
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