Extras Walk Off Nudist Set At MGM Hollywood
Six female extras stopped work on the nudist colony scene for the movie The Prize at MGM studios in Hollywood on Wednesday after learning they must strip. They contacted the Screen Extras Guild seeking pay as they believed the requirement was not understood.
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New Seasons Prompt Major Revisions for 77 Sunset Strip
The ABC private eye show returns Sept 20 with the same title but all but one detective removed and the gimmicks banished. Efrem Zimbalist Jr. remains, now in a reality‑driven format with new offices and a five‑part launch story. Ed Wynn Keeanan Wynn Wally Cox Luther Adler guest.
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Vatican Weekly Sees Quick Path to Communist Victory
The Vatican weekly L Osservatore Torelli Da Domenca argues Khrushchev views peaceful coexistence as a swift route to communist victory. Editor Federico Alessandrini notes a Moscow nuclear test ban editorial signals a shift in the Soviet line.
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Washington Dissects China Nuclear Test and Global Effects
A State Department official says a Chinese nuke test this year would not quickly shift Asia's balance of power. He notes China would exhaust fissionable material and warns the demo could hinder its overall nuclear program. In Ecuador, the U S recognizes a new junta and its pledge to free elections. The Ways and Means Committee proposes removing state taxes from federal deductions while preserving others. Congress passes an anti lobbying amendment to the Philippine war claims bill with a $25 000 per claim cap. The action follows revelations of sugar lobby fees tied to prior war damage legislation.
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Postman Not Bitten Since He Got Dog
Kansas City AP reports mail carrier John Browning has had no bites on his route since Mule the 90 pound German shepherd began guarding him. Mule leads Browning on rounds and defends him from threats, especially cats, earning Browning’s praise as a gentle, protective companion.
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Four Officers Hurt in South Chicago Riot
In a South Side disturbance, about 100 police faced 500 residents as White and Negro groups clashed. Four officers were injured, one seriously, with 33 arrests including seven juveniles. Louis Pete, 36, treated for possible skull fracture, identified a suspect.
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Minnesota Banks Face Possible Settlements Without Trials
Prospects rise that anti trust charges against 16 Twin City banks and others in Minnesota may be settled without civil or criminal trials. Attorneys asked for delays to spring term as discussions for possible dismissals or pleas proceed, with a Sept. 9 conference scheduled.
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Skopje Tremors Trigger Alarm After Quake
Fresh earth tremors rocked Skopje six days after the worst Yugoslav quake. Survivors fled ruins and slept in tents or open areas as rescue officials said no more lives could be saved. About 1,000 bodies were recovered with the toll expected near 2,000.
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First Negro Member Joins Norfolk School Board
Hilary H. Jones Jr. a 40 year old attorney, becomes the first African American member of the Norfolk School Board in Norfolk Virginia.
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Tragic Car Truck Crash Claims Ten In Ohio
A fiery collision near Genoa Ohio killed ten people nine from one family including eight children and left no survivors in the six year old station wagon. Felix Campos family migrant workers were nearby on Emil Webert's Elmore farm when the crash occurred. Charles Strong survived after leaping from the flaming semitrailer cab and says the car attempted to pass another vehicle.
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