Broadway glimpses of politics and entertainment icons
A collage of 1969 era notes with labor talks under Nixon Shultz rounds, celebrity sitings and film industry moves. It mentions Pearl Buck signing with Cowles Books, Maximilian Schell and Nicol Williamson reunion, Dick Cavett ABC deal, Ingrid Bergman attending Cactus Flower premiere, Alfred Hitchcock retreat, and Louis Lefkowitz walking miles amid cases.
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Dick Cavett
ABC: TV
John Dexter
Jordan Christopher
Pier 72
Tngrid Bergman
Europe
Calcutta show stars held by federal order in LA
U S District Court Judge William P Gray issued a restraining order halting further arrests of the Oh Oh Calcutta cast and producer Lou Shaw over nude scenes. The order cites First Amendment protections and pauses police actions until constitutional questions are resolved. Nine people, including Shaw and eight actors, were arrested twice for investigation of lewd and obscene conduct.
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Los Angeles
U.S
William P. Gray
Lou Shaw
Gray
Shaw
Donald Foster Dead at 80 in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports veteran actor Donald Foster, aged 80, died at his Hollywood home after a long illness. He appeared in 1965 Hazel episodes as Mr Johnson and had roles in Dragnet Bewitched Perry Mason and The Al Capone Story. His career spanned Broadway stage motion pictures and television with credits in Horse Soldiers Please Don’t Eat the Daisies All in a Night’s Work and Witness for the Prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Wonald Foster
Mr. Johnson
Baxter
al Capone
My Sister
Eileen
Johnny Cash Rises as a Top Show Biz Figure
Johnny Cash, 37, is described as a thriving, highly sought after star with hit records and sold-out concerts. He and wife June Carter Cash discuss his past, rehab, and notable fame while planning a March baby named John Carter or Rachel. June notes his kindness and supportive partnership as he uses music to express and release personal struggles.
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New York
Nea
Abc-Tv
Johnny Cash
Hell
Cash
John
June
Carter
Marriet
Ile
John Carter Cash
Rachel
Taping Day Forces Photo Session Cancellation
A photographer explains cancelling a session planned for a cover shot after realizing it was taping day. She notes John’s facial scar from a cyst removal, a weak left eye, and fatigue that makes that side of his face appear sleepy. The decision aimed to ensure the face looked its best during taping.
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John
Exiled Dahomey Leader Maga Ends Niger Stay
Hubert Maga, Dahomey’s first president, announced in Niamey on Tuesday he would end his exile in Niger Republic and rejoin the new military regime in his homeland.
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Niamey
Niger Republic
UPI
Hubert Maga
Dahomey
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Nixon
Labor Department
al Boldbete
Willard We Ia
Elementa
Shultz
Lyonsberg
George
Arthur
A & Lbj
White House
Pearl Buck
Cowles Books
Kennedy Women
Hamlet
Maximilian Schell
Nicol Williamson
Schell
Williamson
Marty Ransohoff
Joe Levine
UCLA
Judith Anderson
Beatrice Lillie
Heiress
Music Inne
Alan Jay Lerner
American Cancer Society
Mds
Vikings
Time Inc
Dick Munro
Pioneer Press
Canaan, Conn
Chicago
Sports Illustrated
South Africa
Dagmar Godowsky
Leopold
Alfred Hitchcock
St. Moritz
Richard Scandrett, Jr
Frankfurt
Mrita
Scandrett
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
David Merrick
Louis Lefkowitz
Charlotte Adams
Robert Benjamin
United Artists
Otto Preminger
Virgin
Dustin Hoffman
Salvation Army
Leonard Bernstein
Calcutta
Prairie Moon Ballroom
Prairiethurg
Lowe
Swisher
Donald Foster
Foster
Bewitched
Perry Mason
Ben Beam
Ave
Armar
Dave Dighton
Leather Souls
The
Strate
Laurel & Hardy
Chaplin
Keystore Cops
First Ave
Legionnaires
Legion Town Club
Fresh_ Cole Slaw
Center Foint Rd
Cory
Merry Christman
Polly
Fint
Aya
Kozy
1St Ave
Will
E Avenue NE
Best
First Avenue
Rose
Squaw
Mt. Vernon Rd
Naso's Pizza House
Turana
Kobe
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