Hollywood Beat: Star Talks Money and Moves in 1960s
Sheilah Graham notes Julia Christie and James Garner bail from projects while Frank Sinatra and Nancy Sinatra prepare a joint TV special. Debbie Reynolds signs a $300,000 Las Vegas package, Cantinflas eyes a western. Michael Caine shoots Funeral in Berlin replica, Candy Bergen may lead Valley of the Dolls, David Hemmings in Camelot, George Hamilton rising wealth, Ray Milland recalls early losses and fame.
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Hollywood
Nana
Julie Christie
Kook
Petulia
James Garner
Richard Lester
Miss Christie
Frank Sinatra
Nancy Junior
Frankie
Sinatra
Debbie Reynolds
The
Riviera
Las Vegas
Debbie
Harry Karl
Chacuna
Tony Quinn
Jolanda
Cantiflas
Columbia
Michael Caine
Harry Palmer
Berlin
Wall
Caine
Gereman
Mike
London
Otto Preminger
Clive Brook
Rock of Gibraltar
Rock
Liv
Candy Bergen
Edgar
20Th Century - Fox
Candy
Jacqueline Susann
David Hemmings
Hemmings
George Hamilton
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda
Europe
George
State Proxies Gather Today In West Virginia Meeting
Members of the West Virginia Association of College and University Presidents convene at Oglebay Park Wheeling to review the State Committee on Higher Education work and to consider forming a statewide umbrella group for higher education. A $60,000 federal grant for a state wide coeducational program is also on the agenda.
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Wheeling
West Virginia Association of College and University Presidents
Oglebay Park
State Committee On Higher Education
West Virginia University Board of Governors
State Board of Education
West Virginia Association of Colleges and Universities
Mine Inspectors Gather for 56th Annual Conference
Coal mine executives from the east begin arriving in Charleston for the 56th annual convention of the Mine Inspectors Institute of America. State Mines Director W F Eigenbrod expects at least 400 attendees for the four day event, with Gov. Hulett Smith slated to speak at the opening session.
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Charleston
East
Mine Inspector's Institute of America
W. F. Eigenbrod
Hulett Smith
Lonesome End saves unit in Vietnam battle
A gripping report from South Vietnam details Capt William C Carpenter known as Lonesome End aiding a doomed paratroop company. His air strike on the enemy atop a mountain helped save the two besieged units after a brutal multi day fight 30 miles north of Kontum. Carpenter earned a Silver Star and was recommended for the Medal of Honor.
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Dak TO
South Viet Nam
William C. Ene
Carpenter
West Point
Kontum
Central Highlands
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
101St Screaming Eagles
Walter J. Sabalanski
Palm Bay
Fla
Ron Brown
Chatanooga
Tenn
Phan Rang
Viet Nam
Q.C
Albert T. Ledford
Hopkinsville
Kentucky
States
Toni Carpenter
William C. Carpenter
Central
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Topkick Atests
Sabalauski
Sabalanski
101St Paratroopers
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N. Y
Steven
Kenneth
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