Temporary Replacement Pat Hingle Joins Gunsmoke
Pat Hingle to fill in as temporary Doc Adams on Gunsmoke for six to twelve episodes while Milburn Stone recovers from heart surgery. Hingle, a Broadway veteran and television doctor, will debut as Dr John Chapman and plans to bow out when Stone returns. Stone underwent open heart surgery March 15 and is reported improving.
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Dan Rowan sails to Hawaii while awaiting air shipment of boat
Dan Rowan reached Hawaii aboard a 27 foot sailboat with no radar and plans to stay a week with wife Adriana. The crewed craft will be shipped to Hollywood by air and Rowan has no plans to sail back, continuing a sun soaked retreat.
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Stravinsky Estate Left to Wife in Trust
The will filed in Manhattan surrogate court says composer Igor Stravinsky, who died April 6 at 88, left an estate estimated at more than 1 million dollars in trust to his wife. Upon her death the assets go to two daughters a son a granddaughter and Robert Craft. Stravinsky was buried in Venice.
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Historic Lot Gives Way to Discount Store in Hollywood
Twentieth Century Fox studio at Sunset Boulevard and Western Avenue is leased to Hartfield Zody discount chain for 4.375 million dollars. An eight acre site will host a 1.5 million store with a commemorative plaque noting the lot's place in Hollywood history.
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Ed Prince Trades Dar Bar Union Label Enemas E I Council
Fragmented OCR text shows names and terms like Ed Prince Dar Bar Union Label Enemas EI Council. The readable snippet hints at a local civic or union context, but no clear event, place, date, or outcome emerges.
World Fairs Regulated by 1928 Paris Convention
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes a diplomatic convention signed in Paris on November 22 1928 by 35 countries to regulate the frequency and organization of world fairs.
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