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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1967

Page

2

Shirley Temple May Run For Congress In California

Shirley Temple Black considers a bid for the house in a special election to fill the late Rep. J. Arthur Younger seat. A GOP leader says party support would assure victory in a typically Republican district, as Temple is identified with the party like Murphy and Reagan. She notes her marriage as Mrs. Charles Black and says she will decide soon, stressing she is not the child star but Mrs. Black.

Gress Lollipop Ship of State Shirley Temple Black House of Representatives Washington Shirley California Sen George Murphy Murphy Ronald Reagan J. Arthur Younger G.O.P Miss Marker Shirley Temple Mrs. Charles Black Filml John Agar Black Pineapple Company Hawaii

Temple Dimples May Brighten Washington Aims for Career

Shirley Temple Dimples, 39, living in Atherton near San Francisco, contemplates a political career and plans a public announcement soon. She remains active in charity, notably with the Multiple Sclerosis Society for her wheelchair-bound brother George, while her husband pursues business and Reagan administration work.

Atherton San Francisco Shirley George The San Francisco International

Fontanne and Lunt mirror comedy clash and stage line

New York report recalls Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne in a pause during a play and Fontanne’s witty reply about who should speak. The piece also notes Fontanne’s TV future with Richard Benjamin in He and She on CBS and cites Shirley Temple’s film festival protest against Night Games.

New York Richard Benjamin Cbs-Tv Paula Prentiss Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne

Billy Rose Will Upheld In Tax Avoidance Case

In New York, Surrogate S Samuel DiFalco ruled that Billy Rose’s will properly avoids taxes on most of his estate. The late showman left between 25 and 50 million dollars to the Billy Rose Foundation, despite protests from sister Miriam Stern who argued against deductibility. Rose died at 66 in February 1966 after a varied career as producer, songwriter, columnist, investor, real estate operator and art collector.

New York Billy Rose S. Samuel DiFalco Showman Miriam Stern Manhattan Rose DiFalco

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