Ram Parts scoop and other Broadway brief notes
Leonard Lyons reports Perry Fell wock alias Winslow Peck, former NSA worker, met lawyers in LA amid Ramparts expose pending release to the Times. Ellsberg eyed Pentagon Papers trial link as Galbraith and Schlesinger aided McGovern speech. Humperdinck interview, Bee Gees film debut, Lopack film deal, Chisholm teaching, and Procrastinator's Society dates all noted with breezy partisan tone.
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New York
Perry Fellwock
Winslow Peck
National Security Agency
Ramparts Magazine
Los Angeles
Ramparts
LYONS
New York Times
Peck
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Times
The Wrath of God and World Wide Screen Timings Update
Monday theater listings include Paramount The Wrath of God at 6 and 8, IOWA Duck You Sucker with multiple showings, World What's Up Doc with several times, Plaza Napoleon and Samantha with four shows, Stage 1 The Graduate, Stage 2 The War Between Men and Women, Stage 3 Easy Rider, Stage 4 Fiddler on the Roof, Marion features at intervals, Collins Drive-In The Doberman Gang and Iron Jaw, Twixt Town Preacher Man and A Gunfight, Twin East Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice plus The Love Machine, Twin West Stanley and Noon Sunday with additional titles.
Sinatra Criticizes Congressional Investigating Committees
Frank Sinatra writes in the New York Times that congressional investigations risk becoming star chambers that ruin witnesses reputations. He says he was summoned during an election year to gain publicity and questions the rights of private citizens against a vast central government.
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Frank Sinatra
The
Times
New York
UPI
New York Times
Congressional
Chambers
House Select Committee On Crime
Washington
Sinatra
Congressional Investigation Committees
Jos. McCarthy
Telethon Raises $2 Million for Flood Relief
Telethon featuring Pat Nixon Bob Hope and numerous celebrities raised over 2 million dollars in pledges for Red Cross flood relief. The six and a half hour program aired in 19 affected cities from Baltimore's Morris A Mechanic Theater and referenced Spiro Agnew remaining Nixon's running mate.
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Baltimore
Pat Nixon
Bob Hope
Red Cross
Agnes
WBAL
Morris A. Mechanic Theater
Rapid City
S.D
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Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
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March
Poconos
California
Harry Belafonte
Caesars Palace
Las Vegas
Aline Saarinen
NBC
Bee Gees
John Lomack
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Portnoy
Shirley Chisholm
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Center For New
Howard Teichmann
George S. Kaufman
Max Gordon
Teichmann
Kaufman
Milwaukee
Drewry
Falstaff
Center Point Rd
COE
Ea Motor Inn
Arcade
Balentine
Pabst Blue Ribbon
1St Ave
Roosevelt Motor Hotel
Tom Jones
Harvey Schmidt
Jan de Hartog
Liz
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
David of Donatello
Taormina
Sicily
Iowa
Nicholas and
Alexandra
Plaza
Napoleon and
Samantha
Collins Drive-In
Iron Jaw
Twin East
Bob and
Carol
Ted
Alice
Love Machine
Twin West
Stanley
the Gazette
Glenn’s Llama
Kimall
Virginia
Phil DeWees
Sarion
6Th Ave
Marion
Catfish
Crystal
Polly
Brass Unlimited
1St Avenue S.E
Draport Inn
Old Hwy. 218
Kirkwood College
Earnie Singer
Barbra Siz
PT Ree
Joe “the Baron
Barboza
Raymond Patriarca
New England
AM KL
SAM Spiegel-Pranklin
J. Schaffner
Eatres Kmart
Spkrimei
Peter Fonda
Easy Rider
Jack Lemmon
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Spring House Family Restaurant
Center Point Road
Marian Root
Kirk Douglas
Johnny Cash
Se Paramoun
van Horne
Walt Disney Productions
Doberman
Tender
Warrior
Tim
Harry
Norma Jean Daugherty
Marily Monroe
Big Boy Family Restaurants
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