Stage Legends Share Moscow Flight Memories
Vacationing Sun writer recounts a 1959 Europe tour aboard the Normandie bound for Moscow and Leningrad. The cast included Merrill, Richman, Burton, Jones, and the Royal Welsh Choir. Russians greeted them with ovations and bouquets, while doctors in the audience received warm tribute.
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Winnie
Agasion
Marlene Diettrich
Sven
Royal Ballet
Pav
Julie Andrews
Robert Gout
Margot Fonteyn
Rudolph Sullivan
Nureyev
o.Wales
Llandilo
North Pole
Bastille
New York
Wales
Moscow
Totels
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Richman
Injavay
Burton
Tom Jones
Gorky Park
Culture Town
Redmend
Cole Porter
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Leningrad
U.S. Normandie
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Washington
Croydon
Mary
Benny
London
Welshmindie
Baron Munchausen
Cotv
TeleScope adds new faces in TV and film
Cynthia Lowry sketches Hollywood chatter about aging stars and new projects. The piece notes entrees like Ann Sothern joining an ABC half hour and Don Porter pivoting to reruns, while veteran manager Mr. Sands known as Mr. Devery fades from the scene.
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Cynthia Lowrying
Hollywood
Gidturn
Ann Soth
ABC
Comeern
Mr. Sands
Mr. Devery
Don Porter J
Texan Made Deputy Head for USIA in 1914
Robert W. Akers 59 a retired Texas newspaperman is named deputy director of the U S Information Agency He formerly led the Beaumont Enterprise and Journal and will work under USIA Director Leonard Marks The appointment followed a globe trotting pursuit by President Johnson and USIA aides who located Akers in Greece during a Europe tour with his wife The piece traces Akers career from Chicago City News Bureau to Beaumont and notes a four month USIA lecture tour and his 1914 European Near East trip with his spouse The report also mentions long friendship with Johnson and mentions other TV show personnel shifts and no J Edgar Hoover casting for The FBI
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Johnson City
Tex
Robert W. Akers
Texas
U.S. Information Agency
Beaumont. Enterprise and Journal
Sew
USIA
Leonard Marks
Johnson
FBE
Akers
Europe
Spain
Greece
Corfu
Pend
U.S
Athens
City News
Chicago
Beaumont
Enterprise
Boe
India
Philippines
Japan
Korea
Sibylle von Kaskel
Munich
Germany
Near East
Porter
Miss Sothern
Ann Sothern
Private Secretary
Susy
Katie
Gidget
Sally Fields
William Demarest
CBS
William Frawley
Buh
Demarest
Tim Considine
Hazel
ABC
The
FBI
FSBE
J. Edgar Hoover
Grant and Dyan Cannon Honeymoon Quiet in Bristol
Hollywood star Cary Grant and his 27 year old bride Dyan Cannon kept a quiet honeymoon in Bristol England staying in a third floor suite at the Royal Hotel. They have no visitors or messages and were seen visiting Grant's mother in Clifton while keeping their marriage private.
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Bristol
England
Cary Grant
Grant
Royal Hotel
Dyan Cannon
Las Vegas
Nev
Clifton
Rain Breaks Grip Of Drought Across Regions
Rain began in drought plagued areas as storm fronts moved in soaking parts of the Middle Atlantic states. Bush Dam in Pennsylvania recorded 2.85 inches in 40 minutes and Salisbury Maryland saw about 4 inches in 12 hours as storms spread to Florida and the southern Rocky Mountain region. Unseasonably cool air cooled the Great Lakes with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. The Weather Bureau projected 2 to 3 inches more rain would accumulate in the Hudson Valley today.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Hudson River
New York
Great Lakes
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H, shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. Across cases, pain eased while shrinkage occurred. readers report piles ceased to be a problem. Available in suppository or ointment form at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Force Commander Sees Long Road in Viet Nam
Maj. Gen. Lewis W. Galt heads U S Marines in Viet Nam as he warns of a long bloody road to victory The U N Security Council is urged to back peace efforts President Johnson signs a tribute bill in Independence Missouri The bodies of two missing Dallas coeds are found in Austin Texas A UNC coed is stabbed on campus at Chapel Hill Engineers union backs back to work plan in shipping stalemate and Ky pledges army buildup to 500000 by victory time The Pentagon is told to trim unneeded posts as troop buildup continues Civil rights groups fail in church entry attempts. over 200 marchers gather at a Georgia courthouse
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U.S
Viet Nam
Lewis W. Galt
United States
U.N. Security Council
Johnson
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Dallas
Texas
Congress
Pentagon
Americus
Courthous
Brazil harvests boom with rainfall boosts exports
Brazil enjoys one of its best harvests due to generous rainfall. The country plans to export about 1.9 million tons of corn and peanuts, while improving yields in dried beans and other crops.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
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