Bebe Daniels Dies in London at 70 After Stroke and Illness
Star of Rio Rita and early talkies Bebe Daniels died in her London apartment at age 70. She and husband Ben Lyon, a WWII era broadcaster and pilot, led a long public life including BBC broadcasts and wartime serviceman outreach. Daniels, born in Dallas, rose with Harold Lloyd and Cecil B. DeMille, later becoming a goodwill ambassador and radio/television figure before her death in 1970.
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Pat Paulsen Plans Ahead for 1972 Presidential Bid
CENTER HARBOR New Hampshire AP Pat Paulsen the deadpan comedian and former STAG candidate says he will enter the New Hampshire presidential primary in 1972 at Belknap College news conference He previously ran in 1968 as the sole member of the Straight Talking American Government party receiving two write in votes in Pennsylvania and four in Wisconsin
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Schaffner Named Best Director for Patton in 1970
HOLLYWOOD AP The Directors Guild of America selected Franklin Schaffner as best director for Patton at a Hollywood New York banquet. Lamont Johnson won best television director for My Sweet Charlie in the same awards season.
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Luncheon for Helen Hayes Acknowledges Air Port Nomination
Norma Lee Browning reports a classy luncheon hosted by Ross Hunter at the Bistro honoring Helen Hayes for her best supporting actress nomination in Air Port. Hayes jokes about needing a new Oscar while Edith Head and Doris Day appearances add Hollywood flair.
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Malcolm X Film Set By Warner Brothers And Worth
Hollywood studios Warner Brothers and Marvin Worth Productions announce a film adaptation of Malcolm X based on his autobiography. Malcolm X born May 19 1925 was assassinated February 21 1965 while addressing a gathering in New York City.
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