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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1962
Page
2
New York column recounts the grind of TV acting from rehearsals to long days on set. Alan Gill recalls stories from Leon Ames Ian Blyden and Sally Ann Howes noting camera scrutiny and industry politics.
Court notes list a series of names and items including Murray Trave Malone and Loretta Young tied to a house party and verdict. The fragmented OCR reads like a catalog of figures and personalities with unclear connections.
Kennedy's tariff cut and trade promoting program remains intact as the House Ways and Means Committee finishes a bill. It preserves authority to eliminate tariffs under reciprocal agreements and provide aid to firms and workers harmed by imports with loans, tax refunds, and retraining support.
Two wild elephants trample Saokania in East Pakistan killing 12 and injuring 30. They charged the village Sunday night and remain at large as hunters scour the nearby jungle. The village was evacuated.
In Hong Kong, angry villagers blocked a truck convoy carrying refugees to Red China by forcing children into its path. Drivers braked hard but two children were lightly injured before the crowd surged forward.
A British policeman beat a man before a riot squad arrived and restored order. The incident sparked the first violence in Hong Kong's unfolding crisis as authorities push back refugees from Red China amid crowding and border pressures.
Actress Rosalind Russell reported a burglary at the Hotel Pierre suite in New York. Authorities say jewels valued between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars and about 600 dollars in cash were stolen.
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