Husband Gets Off Cheap In Divorce Case
LOS ANGELES (UPI) Mrs Cassandra Sisterman won a divorce on Wednesday without alimony or community property. The blonde executive and model acted as her own attorney and paid all legal papers, filing them herself. She said she married James F Sisterman in Minneapolis and cited mental cruelty as the reason, noting no children and a five year separation at one point.
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Mixed UPI Briefs From London To Fort Worth News
A chaotic UPI dispatch notes a plane crash near London with all crew unharmed and eggs intact amid the wreck. In Fort Worth, Scot Sevens receives a two year sentence after paying a hotel bill with nine rubber checks. Florida officials discuss milk and politics with light humor as a campaign poster issue arises.
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Firing Of Monitor Set Aside In Teamsters Case
The U S Court of Appeals set aside the removal of monitor Lawrence T Smith from the Teamsters case ruling Letts followed wrong procedures. The decision keeps open the possibility of replacing Smith with former FBI agent Terrence F McShane pending proper hearing and formal order. The court faulted the removal process as based on representations not shared with Smith and others, raising questions about the monitors governance and future appointments.
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Broadway blackout looms as Tenth Man faces closure
A Broadway shutdown looms after Actors Equity forced cancellation of The Tenth Man. Producers plan a million-dollar suit against Equity as talks stall. Casts at 22 Broadway houses suspended showings until a new contract is agreed, threatening a larger wave of closures if demands are not met.
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Equity seeks higher Broadway and road pay rises in contract talks
The unions press for a staged increase from a base weekly minimum of 103.50 to 160 by 1965 with annual rises and pension contributions. Producers offer 145 first year and 2 percent increases later, while rehearsal pay would rise from 75 to 110 then 120 as negotiations cover three years.
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