Tito Accuses Khrushchev of Insults and Praises U S Aid
Belgrade is the scene as President Tito lashes Khrushchev over anti Yugoslav moves at Sofia and praises American aid. He says US credits helped protect Yugoslav independence while denouncing Soviet and Chinese attacks. He warns of a lasting fight for their principles.
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Zoo Pickets Strike Grounds City Zoos and Museums
Animals kept fed as unions strike enters third day. Picket lines surround the Bronx Zoo and closures extend to Hayden Planetarium, Coney Island Aquarium, Staten Island Zoo, Metropolitan Museum, American Museum of Natural History, and Brooklyn Museum. Keepers say blame lies with city pay classifications, not the animals.
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Travis Justice Double Life Shapes Hollywood Star
Hollywood gossip outlines Richard Travis real name William Justice and his dual career in film and Beverly Hills real estate. The piece notes his work on Racket to the Moon and his plan to balance acting with business duties while contemplating a weight change.
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Theater Time for Monday at Paramount and State venues
A list of film showings across theaters including Paramount Palace State and Town venues. Titles include Teacher's Pet This Happy Feeling Gun Fever From Hell to Texas Ambush at Cimarron Pass Beautiful but Dangerous West Point Story I Married a Woman Great Sioux Uprising Sayonara and Pajama Game.
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Dies As Daughter Wed
Mrs. C. W. Lucas age 54 collapsed and died Sunday at her daughter’s wedding in Ann Arbor Michigan as reported by AP.
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Dick Was A Rising Star Before War Breaks Career
The young actor Dick, once signed by Warmer Brothers and lead opposite Bettie Davis in The Man Who Came to Dinner, saw his budding career derailed after sharing an agent with Olivia de Havilland who challenged contract rules. He chose not to sign with Universal postwar and returned from the war to compete with other discharged actors.
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Mi-Wak Indian Chief William Futler Dies at 85 in Sonora
William Futler, 85, hereditary chief of the Mi-Wak tribe, died Saturday night in Sonora California. The long serving leader had led the tribe since LBBB and his passing marks the end of an era for the community.
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