Dick Powell Dies of Cancer at 58 in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns Dick Powell a singer actor director and Four Star founder who died of cancer at 58 in a Beverly Hills penthouse. June Allyson held his hand as family and colleagues including David Niven and Charles Boyer paid tribute. Funeral services set for Friday at All Saints Episcopal Church.
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Weekend Sandwiches Offer Variety From Local Supermarkets
Supermarkets offer weekend sandwich options as households tighten budgets after holidays. Regional fillings include smoked hams at bargain prices, economy items like ground beef and Maine sardines, and attractively priced cheese and eggs. Leg of lamb at 53 cents a pound in New York area outlets provides a cost saving, while Florida mid December freezes lift produce and fruit prices as oranges and grapefruit rise to meet demand.
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News Show Cliches Should Be Banned from TV Forever
New York AP reports producer Gerald Green of NBC cites tired telecast shots to ban including shop window views price tag close ups slum to rich contrasts and foreign threat explanations. He notes the overused correspondent on the scene image and suggests embracing fresher formats as outlets revive old favorites like Twilight Zone Nurses and The Andy Williams Show.
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Rockefeller Romney Scranton vie for 1964 GOP nomination
AP analysis outlines Rockefeller courting Republican factions while Romney avoids fixed labels and Scranton signals openness to a possible draft. Eisenhower’s stance remains undecided as party dynamics shape the 1964 presidential contest.
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