Joan Fontaine Finds Happiness in Life Not Marriage Says Charlie Addams
Hollywood star Joan Fontaine praises her romance with Cartoonist Charles Addams over marriage. In New York for an Alfred Hitchcock TV project, Fontaine enjoys painting lessons from Addams and cooking tips from herself, while noting theft risks in the city and her love of TV, plays, and world affairs.
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Hollywood Producers Pakula Mulligan Top Casting Talks
By Lovella Parsons gossip notes on Alan Pakula and Robert Mulligan as Columbia’s producing directing duo for two films The Traveling Lady with potential leads Lee Remick and Steve McQueen, and Doctor Strangelove with Sterling Hayden joining Peter Sellers and George C. Scott. The column also highlights TV docu The Fabulous Era, Martin Craig Bobby Darin and Paul Newman scooter stunts and Joanne Woodward’s remarks about Newman.
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Bob Kaliban Switches to Night Club Revue
Bob Kaliban, longtime Broadway performer from How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, moves to the night club scene. He stars in Ronnie Graham's Graham Crackers at Upstairs at the Downstairs beginning Wednesday, after understudying Bobby Morse and Charles Nelson Reilly in Succeed and appearing in a regular musical role.
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Manchester Urges Utility Bill Approval
The Manchester city council urged the legislature to adopt an Iowa municipalities bill creating a public utilities commission. Salaries stay flat this year, but Police Chief Harold Irons gets a $20 monthly car-use allowance. The old Central school site discussed for a park. library board members Stanley Klaus Howard Clark and Reverend Martin Prehn reappointed to six-year terms.
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Choir member heads East on 10 day University tour
Rebecca Bisgrove daughter of Mr and Mrs E S Bisgrove of Earlville is a member of the University of Dubuque a capella choir which leaves on Saturday for a 10 day tour of the East.
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Iowa Arthritis Research Cited In Year Report
Des Moines based Iowa chapter of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation backed major research during 1962 totaling 125000 dollars for projects including juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and joint rehabilitation. The group spent 15101 on special projects and helped establish the first teaching fellowship at the University of Iowa last July.
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Evening Movie Schedule Highlights Theaters
Paramount presents Barabbas with showtimes at 1 05, 3 40, 6 25 and 9 10 plus shorts at 3 15 6 00 8 40. RKO Iowa screens In Search of the Castaways at 1 35 3 40 7 45 9 50 with symposium on popular songs at 1 15 3 15 5 20 7 25 9 30. World offers Seven Brides for Seven Brothers at 1 05 3 10 5 15 7 20 9 25 with shorts 2 35 4 40 6 45 8 55. Times shows Five Weeks in a Balloon at 2 45 6 00 9 15 and Two Little Bears at 1 25 4 40 7 55. Wednesday matinee features Ashes and Diamonds at 1 15 3 15 5 15 and shorts at 1 3 5. Marion presents Music Man at 6 30 9 15 with shorts at 9.
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Gazette Lost and Found Classified Notes
Lost items are found with Gazette want ads. Readers report belongings located and inquiries directed to the newspaper office for matching rewards or return arrangements.
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New York Cavalcade of Fashion and Broadway Gossip
Julie Wilson and her producer husband Michael McAlony celebrate their first child as she prepares the bassinet. Margaret Cullman marks her book launch February 15 on Broadway financing tales. Tennessee Williams’ The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore receives mixed reviews. The Copa closing night for Sammy Davis Jr. draws stars like Kirk Douglas and Jane Collins. Irving Berlin honored March 3 with tributes from Sinatra to Garland. Al Capp questions Doris Day in Show. Meredith Willson’s Here’s Love directed by Norman Jewison. Playboy club hosts a post strike hoedown January 25. Jean Seberg comments on rumored romance with Romain Gary.
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Evening ramble from a weary writer in search of quiet talk
A writer admits daily confinement with a typewriter and dull small talk in night spots, seeking humane conversation. A wartime figure, Walter H J Rauff, defends his past with claims of navy service and unchanged name, while a bridge hand discussion notes subpar opening and a three spade bid leading to a modest part score despite pursuit of higher contracts.
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Jacoby on Bridge Fourth Hand Opening Bids
In early contract days players avoided fourth hand openings to pass and break even. The idea is exploded today as a winning player opens in fourth seat anytime he can secure advantage with the right bid.
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The text notes a player weighing chances to gain versus lose and the need to have spades. If partner cannot open the bid and the hand looks doubtful the outcome may tilt toward loss.
Rally comments and quotes span right wing Boston briefing
Briefing newsmen before a Boston rally, Mrs. Harold McKinney quotes God as chair and condemns anti rally writers. The piece notes economic strain from defense spending and cites Nehru and Gaitskell on privilege and deterrence.
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Victory rerigging to use 8.5 tons of rope at $56000
The British warship London under Admiral Horatio Nelson will receive a rerigging using 8.5 tons of rope at a total cost of 56000 dollars. Work on the flagship Victory will be undertaken to restore its rigging.
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