Williams stars in Hit at Iowa Theater Wednesday
Billy Dee Williams plays a government agent who abandons law and order to seek his own justice in Hit at the Iowa Theater Wednesday. Johnny Cash provides musical narration for Gospel Road about the life of Jesus starting at Stage 2 Theater Wednesday.
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Truman vows full disclosure on White case in nationwide speech
Twenty years ago former President Truman announced plans to reveal all facts in the Harry Dexter White espionage matter through a nationwide address. He promised candor on charges and evidence, signaling a major presidential stance as the White investigation loomed.
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Welk Prolongs Fame While Emphasizing Melody
Hollywood veteran Lawrence Welk, 70, discusses his long TV run, preferring unamplified, orchestra centered music. He cites 231 US stations and 19 Canadian broadcasts, fan loyalty, and a shift toward newer compositions with fewer vocal solos to showcase the band.
Warren and Douglas legacies loom at high court tribute
Former Chief Justice Earl Warren recalled betting on Bill Douglas’s longevity on the Supreme Court as he paid tribute to Justice William C. Douglas, the longest serving member. The column also notes New York plated cultural snippets from Broadway and other arts events and social tidbits from Lionel Lyons.
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Insurance dispute over Funt estate after embezzler Goldes death
Lawyers for Candid Camera producer Allen Funt argued in state supreme court that Funt should receive about 920000 dollars from an insurance pool left by chief accountant Seymour Goldes. They noted Goldes paid some premiums with misappropriated funds before his death by sleeping pills overdose on September 9, the day before his sentencing for embezzling over 1.26 million dollars from Funt’s firm.
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