Lamarr Sues Over Ghostwritten Autobiography
Los Angeles judge sides with Hedy Lamarr in halting publication of her ghostwritten memoir pending her 9.6 million damage suit against Macfadden-Bartell. Lamarr calls much of the book scandalous and false while publishers defend it as permissible.
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Johnson urges peace with Soviet Union in Amer ica interview
President Johnson said Russians and Americans are naturally friends and that two nations have much to lose in war. He called for a warless world in a ten year anniversary interview in America, the Russian language magazine issued by the U S State Department. He avoided Viet Nam specifics and Soviet criticism, stressing general ties and peaceful solutions.
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Baytown Police Investigate Weekend Thefts Across Town
Baytown police report a series of felony thefts over the weekend. Items include a toolbox and tools worth 100 dollars, 25 dollars in cash from Frank Evans’s truck at Humble Oil parking, a speedometer head from H O Andrews’s car near Ross Sterling High School, 51 dollars in fishing gear from L J Choate’s garage, motor heads oil pan from Bob by Ptacek’s garage, and a boat motor with gear from B J Bishop’s garage at 219 Hackberry.
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Light Money There Lyndon Didn't Save
Lewiston Maine AP President Johnson saved money by turning off White House lights yet faces a 184.71 bill for a 27 minute Aug 20 speech at City Park. Lewiston Finance Board, a Democratic stronghold, voted to send the bill to the White House after Kerr Electrical Co of Auburn installed bandstand and tree lights and power cables.
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Stolen newspaper racks found in ditch near Avenue X
Lowell Jackson spotted racks stolen Friday night from Hathaway's Grocery on E Fayle in a ditch just off Avenue X. The recovered racks are believed tied to the theft, with no injuries reported. Local police are investigating and reviewing nearby surveillance for leads.
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