Joan Bennett Says She Keeps Youth With Sleep and Kids
American actress Joan Bennett, in London to rehearse a play, declares she is 53 and unfazed by age talk. She admits to whisky, smoking 30 cigarettes daily, and not dieting, then credits eight hours sleep and young grandchildren for her youthful look. Bennett is married to producer Walter Wanger and has six grandchildren.
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Associated Press London
Joan Bennett
London
Joan
Walter Wanger
Pope Paul VI Receives U S Refugee Officials In Private Audience
Abba P. Schwartz and George Warren of the U S State Department, who handle refugee issues, met Pope Paul VI in Castel Gandolfo on a Europe survey trip. In Kyoto, Dr Hideki Yukawa was reelected president of the World Association of World Federalists.
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Castel
Kyoto
Japan
Hideki Yukawa
World Association of World Federalists
Actor Rex Reason sued for divorce in Los Angeles
Actress Samaita Lang Reason files for divorce from Rex Reason after a year of marriage citing cruelty. Complaint provides few details.
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Los Angeles
Rex Reason
Samaita Lang Reason
British Actress Arrives to Star In Keeler Story
Yvonne Buckingham arrives in Copenhagen to co star with John Barrymore Jr in The Christine Keeler Story. Barrymore plays the late Dr Stephen Ward. Miss Keeler could not portray herself after British Equity refused admission to membership.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Yvonne Buckingham
John Barrymore Jr
Christine Keeler
Barrymore
Stephe Ward
Miss Keeler
Equity
Two Women Slain in Manhattan Apartment Blood Bath
Two young women were found slashed to death in a fashionable East 88th Street Manhattan apartment. Janice Wylie, 21, Newsweek editor, and Emily Hoffert, 23, a Valley Stream teaching hopeful, were bound with bedsheets and killed with kitchen knives. A Time magazine employee, Patricia Tolles, 23, was present. no sign of forced entry or robbery. Police reported no confirmed sexual assault pending autopsies.
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New York
Manhattan
East 88Th Street
Janice Wylie
Newsweek Magazine
Max Wylie
Philip Wylie
Emily Hoffert
Henry Hoffert
Minneapolis
Valley Stream
N.Y
Long Island
Brunette Latricia Tolles
Time Magazine
Winton Tolles
Hamilton College
Clinton
Miss Wylie
Employes
Newsweek
Miss Tolles
Miss Hoffert
Space program budget set from Congress to Kennedy
Washington reports Congress approved a 5.35 billion civilian space program for the current fiscal year with a spending ceiling 362 million below the president's request. Apollo project funding totals 1.147 billion as parts of the plan to land astronauts on the moon by 1970.
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Associated Press
Washington
News From
Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
U S Must Start Protecting Own Financial Interests
A postwar critique of foreign aid argues Marshall Plan grants should have been loans, warns aid programs drive debt and threaten national security. The author cites debt growing from 257 to 309 billion and aid surpassing a third of the national debt while gold reserves fall from 25 to 16 billion. Calls for realignment of policy and a sharp halt to unsustainable handouts.
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Congress
Europe
Washington
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Pact Plan Clears Path to National Motor Freight Contract
Delegates at the Teamsters convention approved two resolutions to set constitutional negotiation procedures for a uniform national contract. A national policy committee will appoint a 10 member negotiating team to meet with management and draft the contract that would replace local agreements as they expire next year.
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Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Birthday for Roger Payne and birth of sister Cynthia Marie
Mrs Hazel Lamb hosted a birthday party for grandson Roger Payne aged five with family guests from Wichita and local friends. Cake ice cream and kool aid were served. Roger’s baby sister Cynthia Marie Payne was born at Freemont hospital weighing seven pounds and ninety-two ounces at 9 40 p m five years after Roger’s birth at 9 15 p m.
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Hazel Lamb
Roger Payne
Sheryl
Diane Vaughn
Wichita
Jerry
Brian Guenther
Steven
Kathy Miller
Carl Payne
Alta Patty
Roger
Cynthia Marie
Fredonia
Exhibition Soccer Game at Royster Stadium Tonight
Four Chanute Recreation Department summer soccer teams will play an exhibition at Royster Stadium tonight at 8 o’clock to close the program. More than 40 boys enrolled under Dick Purdy, with an average daily attendance of 35, all players to participate. An announcer will guide fans through the skills and rules as games and All-Star matches unfold.
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Royster Stadium
Chanute Recreation Department
Recreation Commission
Dick Purdy
Purdy
Social visits and guests at area households
Savenburg and Logan of Kansas City dined with Mr and Mrs E A Swanson as Kevin and Karan returned home with their parents. LincolnNebraska visitors Mr and Mrs Joe Wampler David and Dean admire Wellspring hospitality at C M Barsby residence. Various relatives and friends from Algona Iowa Lavenga Burg Fort Worth Bakersfield Vinita Moore Joplin Stark and Moore join afternoons with Larson Nelson Bailey Reed families in a flurry of calls and visits. Eddie Larson leaves for Vinita to attend school.
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Robert Logan
Kansas City
E. A. Swanson
Kevin
Karan
Joe Wampler
David and
Dean
Lincoln
Neb
C. M. Barsby
Elmer Mattson
Elsmore
Inez Wolfe
Algona
Iowa
Gertrud McClain
Verle
Gladys Nelson
Lavenburg
Curtis Bond
Eliana
Bakersfield
Calif
Ernest Larson
Olive Larson
Larson
Dorothy Bailey
Jack Henson
Fort Worth
Tex
Don Quinzel
Moore
Okla
Eddie Larson
Vinita
Myrtle Morgan
Bert Robbins
Elizabeth Reed
Joplin
Geneva Schooley
Stark
Verle Nelsons
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U.S
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