Hollywood Beat: Madame Nhu to Return and Other Party Tales
Hollywood gossip notes Madame Nhu may not return to Beverly Hills as Olivia de Havilland contemplates selling a large Paris home amid a possible divorce. Jack Lemmon plans an Australia publicity tour for Under the Yum Yum Tree. Cary Grant’s negotiating outlays and Stanley Fox as lawyer noted. Aldous Huxley’s death coincides with Kennedy’s, after which David Niven eyes a Madrid project.
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Spain
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Tel Aviv
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London
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Monaco
Bolling Seeks Saturday House Session on Civil Rights Bill
Rep. Richard Bolling plans an unusual Saturday House session to push the civil rights bill to a vote. He aims to secure a petition with 218 signatures to bypass the Rules Committee led by Rep. Howard W. Smith and clear the way for House consideration, possibly around December 23 amid a Christmas recess.
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Supreme Court upholds ICC ruling on coal shipping rate
The court 7-2 affirms an ICC order disallowing a joint barge rail rate of 3.36 dollars per net ton for bituminous coal moving from Huntington West Virginia via Mount Vernon Indiana to Chicago. Justice Black dissents criticizing the lack of a formal opinion.
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Colonoaio promises relief for tense nerves and constipation
An ad touts Coronaip tablets as a new colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to relieve constipation overnight. The copy claims clinical proof and urges readers to try an introductory size.
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GOP Dinner Delayed In Kennedy Assassination Fallout
Charleston Republican fund raising dinner scheduled for December 12 is postponed under the Republican National Committee 30 day moratorium on political activities following President Kennedy's assassination. Former Ambassador Joseph Farland of Morgantown was to be speaker. the Kanawha County Young Republican Club will reschedule when Farland can attend.
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FBI to submit detailed report on Kennedy assassination
The FBI plans to send this week a narrative, minute account to President Johnson covering Kennedy's death and Oswald’s and Ruby’s roles. It likely will repeat known accounts and conclude Oswald acted alone and Ruby shot Oswald alone, with public release decisions pending.
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Honor Roll Listed At Glenwood School
Glenwood School announced honor roll for the second six weeks with lists by grade. Fifth grade includes Deborah Davidson Bessie Harmon Nancy Wolfe. Sixth grade lists Kathy Perdue Carol Puckett Billy Thomason Rebecca Hatcher Michael Hurst Mark King Robert Robinett Stephen Shrewsberry and David Linkous. Seventh grade features Freddy Akers Sandra Belcher Linda Craft Kathy Davidson Debbie Farley Ricky Faulkner Terrie Hager David Larue Duane Larue Harold Linkous Marilyn Looney Wilma Pucker Cathy Quick John Tiller Carolyn Turpin Donna Wall. Eighth grade lists Richard Johnson Anthony Muscatello Judy Jones and Drema Boothe. Ninth grade includes Darrell Wade Larry Harmon Carmen Grygiel and Carmen Sigmon.
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Deborah Davidson
Bessie Harmon
Nancy Wolfe
Kathy Perdue
Carol Puckett
Billy Thomason
Rebecca Hatcher
Michael Hurst
Mark King
Robert Robinett
Stephen Shrewsberry
David Linkous
Freddy Akers
Sandra Belcher
Linda Craft
Kathy Davidson
Debbie Farley
Ricky Faulkner
Terrie Hager
David Larue
Duane Larue
Somalia Premier asserts neutrality amid Soviet aid
Somalia Prime Minister Abdirashid Ali Shermarke says Soviet military aid will not shift Somalia from its neutral policy or jeopardize Western ties. He rejects fears of becoming a Soviet bridgehead, noting no deal was made in exchange for aid. The talk follows a $31 million Soviet package to modernize the army and port plans at Berbera.
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Associated Press
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Horn
Soviet Union
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Court To Rule On Validity Of Arrests
Ohio County Circuit Court will rule on the validity of the arrests of 11 people during weekend raids under the Sunday closing law. Value City attorney James R. Clowes said the court will try to stop a justice of the peace from hearings next Friday. Police said arrests occurred after purchases at Value City Jupiter Store The Big Wheel and The Tile Mart. bonds were set at 500 to 2000 dollars.
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Ohio County Circuit Court
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Circuit Court
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Big Wheel
Tile Mart
European ministers lack accord on steel tariff hike
Six EU ministers failed to agree on a proposed tariff increase from 6 to 9 percent for outsiders. They instructed the high authority to consult major producers including the United States Britain and Japan and report back by January 7. Italy currently holds the highest tariff barrier.
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U S Failing To Project True Image Says Dickey
Dr Frank G Dickey head of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools says the United States has failed for years to show an accurate picture of American society to the world. He cites misperceived values and material success and notes two issues before delegates include University high schools accreditation and potential Ole Miss impact.
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Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
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