Robert Taylor dies after 35 years as leading man
Hollywood mourns Robert Taylor a top film star for 1934 1958 through glamorous roles opposite Irene Dunne Greta Garbo and Katharine Hepburn. He died of lung cancer aged 57 after a long career at MGM and later on TV dying in Santa Monica with Governor Reagan delivering the eulogy at Forest Lawn Glendale.
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Girl in bikini catches her man but loses wallet
American Airlines stewardess Barbara Capozzo of New York chased a thief who grabbed her camera and wallet containing $110 in San Turce Puerto Rico. The suspect, Jaime Camacho Perez, 20, was charged with grand larceny after police arrival. The wallet and camera were not recovered.
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Paul Revere Bowl Stolen From Marblehead Church
A 200 year old baptismal Paul Revere bowl and other silver from Old North Congregational Church were taken by professional safe crackers who blasted the church safe on a Saturday night. The Rev. George Hoten said the silver is valued at 250000 to 400000 dollars and the bowl was used in baptisms.
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Nest blocks groom from home in wedding delay
Gareth Shaw and Menna Owen face a month apart as a thrush nests on eggs inside the doorway of their new $12,000 house. Workmen refuse to disturb the bird, insisting they will proceed after the birds relocate. The couple will seek an apartment during the delay. The incident highlights a building code style courtesy toward wildlife.
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Poets and leaders figure in weekend notices
U S poet Ezra Pound appeared at Hamilton College graduation in upstate New York as an alumnus from the class of 1905. Cornell University announced the resignation of President James A. Perkins with provost Dale R. Carson taking interim power. Picasso denounced as a Communist by South Korea, with penalties for praising him. Gus Hall of the U S Communist Party says unrest in America offers leadership opportunity for Communists. Ex-King Umberto of Italy confirms daughter Maria Gabriella's engagement to financier Robert de Balkany with no date set.
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Canceled shows win big at 21st Emmy awards
At the 21st Television Academy awards, canceled NBC shows like Get Smart The Ghost and Mrs Muir and Judd for the Defense won Emmys. Barbara Bain of Mission Impossible earned her third Emmy with a sharp speech. Paul Scofield Geraldine Page won drama acting honors. Apollo astronauts received a special trustees award for live space coverage.
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Moos cites youths' valid points on war and poverty
MINNEAPOLIS AP Young people on college campuses raise valid points about war discrimination poverty and hypocrisy says Dr Malcolm Moos president of the University of Minnesota Speaking at a graduation for 4711 in Memorial Stadium he notes they ask why these outrages draw less ire than obscenity He condemns destructive acts as substitutes for reason noting the January takeover of the administration building by minority rights demonstrators caused over 5000 in damage
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Regents OK Tuition Hike for Minnesota Students
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents approved a five dollar annual tuition increase for resident students and lifted nonresident fees from 280 to 380 per quarter. Nonresidents face a 300 yearly rise, while residents pay 170 per quarter including a 37 incidental fee. The university expects 4.6 million more dollars annually from the changes.
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MTC moves ahead with Julius Caesar production
Minnesota Theatre Company rehearses Julius Caesar directed by Edward Payson Call for a June 26 curtain in Minneapolis. Robert Pastene stars as Caesar in the season opener, followed by The Beauty Part, The Homecoming, Mourning Becomes Electra, and Uncle Vanya in later dates.
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Barnacle glue shines as strongest adhesive yet
The National Geographic Society reports barnacle glue doubles the strength of all current commercial glues. The natural adhesive cures in salt water and endures over 7 000 pounds of force before failure.
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