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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
9
St Louis City Revenue Collector John K Travers announced plans to tax the Beatles 1 percent on personal salaries and promoter profits during their Aug 21 performance as part of the city earnings tax. Beatles promoter Everett Agnew criticized the move saying other acts have not paid tax and should not start with theirs.
Actor Tom Conway, 61, long associated with the Falcon film series, has come out of a coma but remains in serious condition with a liver ailment at John Wesley County Hospital in Los Angeles. He is brother to George Sanders and had once claimed about $1 million from 280 film radio and TV appearances, later found destitute last September.
The station airs Last Of The Wild Horses as a Saturday adventure theater feature at 2 30 p.m. on Channel 9.
British actress Dawn Addams has been indicted by a Rome prosecutor on charges of selling furniture that had been impounded. She was sued by Italian singer Mina and actor Corrado Pani for selling them the impounded items, with a Rome lawyer earlier seizing her furnishings for unpaid legal fees. Addams is presently abroad.
Community notice urges readers to contact the Gazette at dial 362 1121 for missing pets and related articles. Provides a local appeal to assist in locating owners and publishing notices.
Hollywood publicity tours bolster Universal Beaus Geste pre release. Walter Seltzer Douglas Heyes and four ex legionnaires tour cities as advance tickets near a record. Franz Jeffries contracts at Quine Beverly Hills party sparks Monument deal. Watts festival draws Janet Leigh Tony Franciosa Dick Van Dyke Norman Lear with local councilman Thomas Bradley.
In Nashville a judge dismissed a police obscenity complaint against theater manager Lawrence Kerrigan over Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? The case, tied to a seized film, was ruled invalid as the obscenity ordinance covered live performances only. Kerrigan filed a $50,000 damages suit against Police Sgt. Fred Cobb.
Theatre listings announce Summer Thaster Players presenting A Thurber Carnival at COE WOMENS FIELD HOUSE with screenings of Lt Robina Crusoe at PARAMOUNT and shorts showings throughout the day with start times listed for matinee and evening performances.
Actor Dean Jones, 36, is hospitalized in Los Angeles with a possible broken hip after his motorcycle collided with a coyote 0 i miles south of San Diego while on a Mexican camping trip. He is at Cedars of Lebanon hospital for treatment.
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