Nixon Labor policy skirts Goldberg and Wirtz tactics
The Nixon administration will not pursue activist strike settlement tactics by Arthur Goldberg or Willard Wirtz. Labor Secretary Shultz joins around the clock talks during a threatened railroad strike. Gold- lyonsberg writes him a note. The piece catalogs gossip on cinema, publishing and theater figures, including Ingrid Bergman, Dick Cavett, and Alfred Hitchcock, with brief anecdotes and industry moves.
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Oh Calcutta Will Go On After Federal Order
Los Angeles police were ordered by a federal court not to arrest performers or producer Lou Shaw over nude stage scenes in Oh Calcutta. Judge William P Gray granted the restraining order pending First Amendment questions, preventing further arrests after two recent show stoppages and two arrest attempts of Shaw and eight actors.
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Donald Foster Dead at 80 in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns veteran actor Donald Foster aged 80 after a long illness ending a 50 year career spanning Broadway stage film and television He died Tuesday in his Hollywood home His TV credits include Hazel Dragnet Bewitched Perry Mason The Monkees Profiles in Courage Run for Your Life and more His film work features Horse Soldiers Please Dont Eat the Daisies All in a Nights Work and The Al Capone Story Broadway roles include My Sister Eileen State of the Union Of Thee I Sing and Witness for the Prosecution.
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Johnny Cash Surges to Top As Private Life Attracts Fans
Johnny Cash, 37, described as a no-doubt about it man with a lived-in, scarred face, is at the peak of fame. His touring, TV comeback, magazine covers, and devoted fans surround a private man who has overcome past troubles and now cherishes family, music, and a growing legacy with wife June Carter Cash and their soon-to-arrive baby John Carter Cash.
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Exiled Dahomey Leader Maga Returns Amid Niger Regime
Hubert Maga, Dahomey’s first president, announced from Niamey Niger Republic that he will end his exile and rejoin the country under the new military regime. He previously fled amid political upheaval and now plans to support the ruling authorities.
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