On Broadway by Leonard Lyons A mosaic of showbiz and politics anecdotes
The column recounts Perry Fell Weeks and Ram parts magazine news about the NSA break codes, Ellsberg Pentagon Papers ties, Galbraith and Schlesinger aiding McGovern speech, Humperdinck interview quirks, concert plans in the Poconos, Balafoni warning, Aline Saarinen on the generation gap, Bee Gees film and score debut, Lomack film deals, Chisholm teaching at the New School, Procrastinator's Society Hawaii dinner rescheduling, and Teichmann Kaufman collaboration remark. The notes mix entertainment figures with political and cultural tidbits in a brisk Broadway snapshot.
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New York
Perry Fellweek
Atlas
Winslow Peck
National Security Agency
Ramparts Magazine
Los Angeles
Ramparts
LYONS
New York Times
Peck
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Times
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Bee Gees
John Lomack
Warmer Brothers
Portnoy
The War Between Carol and Ted and Alice at Paramount
The theater listings show Monday schedules across venues including Paramount with stage two and stage three features such as The War Between Carol and Ted and Alice and The Love Machine, Easy Rider, Stanley, and Duck You Sucker among other titles and showtimes. Readings include multiple theaters like Twin West Plaza Marion Collins Drivean and Twixt Town with various films and shorts listed.
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Paramount
Carol
Ted
Alice” of God
Men and Woren
Twin West
Stanley
Sinatra Voices Alarm On Investigating Committees
Frank Sinatra writes in the New York Times that congressional investigating committees risk becoming star chambers that ruin witnesses reputations. He questions why he was summoned during an election year and warns about the private citizen rights amid a vast central government. He cites McCarthy era excesses and urges caution against conflating rumor with fact in public hearings.
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Frank Sinatra
The
Times
New York
UPY
New York Times
Congressional
House Select Committee On Crime
Washington
Sinatra
Jos. McCarthy
Telethon Raises Over $2 Million for Flood Relief
Baltimore telethon raising more than 2 million in pledges and donations for Red Cross flood relief. The six and a half hour program aired in 19 cities after Tropical Storm Agnes, with WBAL broadcasting from Morris A Mechanic Theatre. Proceeds aim to reimburse Red Cross for East Coast and Rapid City relief efforts totaling around 20 million.
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Baltimore
Pat Nixon
Rob Hope
Red Cross
Agnes
WBAL
Halimore
Morris A. Mechanic Theater
Rapid City
D. Hope
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
Hope
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