New York Artists and Politics in Film and Theater
A bustling round of Far East junket plans and film projects involves Dan Kurzmann preparing a Rome World War II book and Otto Preminger adapting Genesis into a movie. Duke Ellington opens at Rainbow Grill while other stars move between theaters, TV, and Broadway. Massie pushes Hemophilia charity, guiding Nicholas and Alexandra premieres toward hospital benefits and a London command performance.
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Hemophilia Society
Zsa Zsa Stirs Another Storm in Dayton
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, touring a summer theater show, said she stormed from a Dayton hotel after finding her assigned room occupied by two naked men. She fled to another hotel and mocked the manager, who apologized with a marquee message and flowers.
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Jane Fonda Posts Bail in Black Panther Case
Actress Jane Fonda posted 50 000 bail for two Black Panther members tied to a Los Angeles police shootout. Melvin C. Smith, granted immunity for testimony, said the group fled to Texas after the bond. He is the key witness in the conspiracy trial of 13 Panthers connected to the raid near two years ago.
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Superior Court
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Marshall
Eyewitness News Moves to Scene Monday Through Saturday
TV 9 Eyewitness News airs live at 5 30 each Monday through Saturday reporting on local events with on scene coverage and updates from reporters.
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Gregory Shows He Feels Well After Fast Protest
Dick Gregory, the black entertainer fasting since April 24 to protest Vietnam, ran five miles at UCLA and told newsmen he runs five miles daily. He has only fruit juice and water, has lost 54 pounds, and now weighs 104 pounds. He called the fast a testimonial for peace, saying war proves nothing.
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