Broadway duo taped for CBS TV from At the Drop of Another Hat
New York theater piece Flanders and Swann taped a one hour TV excerpt of their musical lark for CBS TV next season. On camera rehearsal in Studio 50 Ed Sullivan theater the duo faced frequent interruptions and technical adjustments as producer Jacqueline Babbin explained TV needs. Swann and Flanders planned to split the taping after, with Swann returning to England and Flanders staying in the United States.
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Run for Your Life and Truths in a Fragmented Schedule
A scrambled TV listing shows programs including Run for Your Life and To Tell Truth with various time slots. Notable titles include Kall ang Be Killed and The True Store of Lynn Stuart alongside CBS NBC and local service notes.
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Powell urged to return and win seating in House
Congressman John Conyers says Adam Clayton Powell must come back to Washington to press his case or face little chance of being seated. He notes 222 to 202 vote that led to Powell’s exclusion and cites pressure for Powell to contact members and show humility. Celler says odds remain against Powell unless he engages colleagues.
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Bandit Nervous Shoots Self in Hand During Robbery
In Los Angeles a man sought for a $50 drug store robbery was described as nervous. He fired his weapon by accident and wounded his own hand, according to police reports.
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Persecution of Jews in Russia Charged
A Sunday signed statement by 284 House members timed to Passover condemned Soviet actions against Jewish spiritual and cultural life. Signers included Speaker McCormack and Republican Leader Ford, asserting ongoing policies aim to destroy Jewish cultural and spiritual survival and force Soviet Jews to hide their identity.
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Journalist Final Speaker at Coe Lecture Series
Tom Wolfe, award winning journalist, will close the Coe Humanities lecture series with an informal discussion. He speaks on Interpretive Journalism at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Daehler Kitchin auditorium. Admission is free. Wolfe will meet students and others for a discussion Wednesday at 10 a m in the Freshman hall lounge. He has won Front Page awards for foreign news and humor.
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Foreign journalists banned from entering Cambodia
Phnom Penh reports the government bans all foreign journalists from entering Cambodia on Monday after previously allowing selected foreign newsmen to operate in the country. News outlets and press groups request clarification on enforcement and scope.
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Hoffa Adapts to Prison Life at Lewisburg Penitentiary
An Associated Press visit reports James R. Hoffa, serving an eight year sentence for jury tampering, adjusting to inmate life. He greets fellow prisoners, works in the clothing room, and follows a strict routine while awaiting final classification. His access to outside business is denied, but some say he could influence through lawyers.
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Catholic Students Elect Iowa Executive Officer
Meredith Wolfe daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wolfe 1107 Seventeenth street Marion was elected executive vice president of the Town region of the National Federation of Catholic College Students at the annual congressional delegates meeting held at Briar Cliff college in Sioux City Eight delegates from Mt Mercy and two faculty members represented the college at the event.
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Regional meeting selects delegates for national convention
Regional meeting selects officers to serve as delegates to the national convention to be held this year in New York City in August.
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Second Highest Attendance Mark At Home Show
The Cedar Rapids Home show closed with total attendance of 23,393 the second highest in 16 years. Sunday 9,600 attendees topped all Sundays except 1956 record. Saturday 7,915 was the best ever for a Saturday, Friday 4,038 the third highest in show history. Co sponsored by the Home Builders Assn of Cedar Rapids and the All Iowa Fair.
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Kill and Be Killed drama on CH 9 Monday night
TV listings note a suspenseful film titled Kill and Be Killed airing Monday night at 9 on KCRG TV Channel 9. The program promises tension as the drama unfolds on the air.
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