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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1965
Page
2
A collage of jokes and quips from famous performers and entertainers. Henry Youngman, Ike and Montgomery, Oscar Levant, Goodman Ace, and George Jessel appear in humorous anecdotes about marriage, schedules, balls games, and rough truths. The piece also mentions a Kansas City hunter and a Beatle reference in a playful, era-tinged voice.
Washington AP says Defense Secretary McNamara will inspect U.S. Vietnam war plans this week with Gen Earle Wheeler. Fears of a larger buildup emerge as Johnson signals troop increases beyond 75,000, potentially over 100,000 by late summer. The plan centers on enclaves along the South China Sea, helicopter mobility, and continued pressure on Viet Cong forces.
Bakersfield police say a gunman robbed Jah Denney Grocery payroll, shooting John Denney 23 in the face. The assailant fled with $4800 after brandishing a .22 revolver outside the store as Denney left a bank. Denney was treated at Mercy Hospital and listed in satisfactory condition.
Sally Mee Keen, 18, of Belmont California, was named Miss Boating Smile in the national Smile Girl contest in Honolulu. The event occurred Friday with Keen earning the title amid competition showcasing young entrants from across the country.
Omaha police arrested 61 year old fan dancer Sally Rand born Helen Gould Beck after her first Omaha performance. She admitted dancing nude during the act and was released on 300 dollar bond along with club owner George Marl who was freed on bond. Rand cited a long career since 1933 Chicago Century of Progress.
Denise Clinton, 9, remains missing after a Thursday morning kidnapping at the Great Plains Motel in Kansas City. FBI searches focus on Robert Lee Hays, 32, a former mental patient, with police reviewing taxi and motel security leads and relatives pleading for Denise’s safe return.
Swansea AP report notes the British Medical Association conference backed a resolution by voice vote to charge for consultations unless the free system is kept. Delegates criticized overuse and abuse of free visits while negotiators continued talks with the Health Ministry on pay and conditions.
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