Star Sightings and Showbiz Buzz From Paris to Broadway
Paris gossip notes list Frank Sinatra’s entourage including William Perlberg and Joe E Lewis with a bottle of gin. Dionne Warwick, Darlene Larson, Sid Melton, Betty Hutton replacement, Luci Baines Johnson campaign song progress, Cassius Clay with Stepin Fetchit, and Jule Styne’s Broadway success highlighted alongside taxes on cigarets and JFK souvenirs.
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New York
Paris
Frank Sinatra
Hollywood
William Perlberg
Martin Gabel
Harry Kurnitz
Irving Lazar
Joe E Lewis
Leon Krohn
Los Angeles
Jilly
Joe E. Lewis
Big Joe
Joe E
Frank
N.Y
Montmartre
Joe
Betty Hutton
Carol Burnett
Carol
Billy Daniels
Sammy Davis
Dolly
Benny Goodman
Carol Channing
Woody Herman
Metropole
Luci Baines Johnson
Cassius Clay
Stepin Fetchit
Larry Douglas
Manny Wolf
Susan Luckey
Bea Lillie
David Merrick
Gower Champion
U.S.A
Stan Freberg
Romy Schneider
Claude Brasseur
FBI reports 1963 U.S. crime rate climbs sharply
FBI data show more than 2.5 million serious crimes annually with a 10 percent rise. Hoover cites excessive leniency as a factor while noting murder hourly, rape every 32 minutes, and property crimes driving the increase with total stolen value over $785 million.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Whch
FBI
Hoover
Hints From Heloise on Small Dry Feet and Simple Tricks
Compact reader hints include lining shoes with facial tissue to absorb foot moisture and reduce odor, aiding easy shoe wear. Other tips cover bread for shoe shine, nylon net as a substitute fabric, vacuuming with damp sponge mops, labeling hat boxes, using furnace filters in windows, and carrying emergency police numbers. Dorothy Scheer notes Heloise cannot answer all letters but answers when possible.
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Heloise
Dorothy Scheer
More Nuclear Eyes Planned
Cape Kennedy, Fla. AP. Atomic Energy Commission scientists plan additional sophisticated nuclear detection satellites to follow a trio launched last week. Sentry No. 2 moved Sunday into a near circular orbit 65 000 miles altitude. A companion satellite went into a similar orbit Friday night.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atomic Energy Commission
Sentry
Rebels tighten grip as Albertville residents live under arms
Rebels controlling Albertville in North Katanga Province forbid contact with whites and enforce rule through a mix of witchcraft symbols and submachine guns. The takeover on June 18 left Europeans indoors while rebel guards seal key buildings and confiscate vehicles amid a wary harbor welcome for a civilian steamer.
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Albertville
Congo
Katanga I
Dennis Neeld
The
Gaston Soumialot
Lake Tanganyika
Baron Chenis
Judy Garland Treated At London Hospital After Wrist Injuries
Judy Garland, 42, was admitted to St Stephen's Hospital in Chelsea London for minor injuries to both wrists. She was discharged after several hours with a hospital statement noting the injuries were not serious.
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London
Judy Garland
St Stephen's Hospital
Chelsea
Mailman Delivers the Cash Loan by Mail Offered
A loans by mail service touts easy borrowing with mail handling from application to final payment. The ad emphasizes convenience and ongoing mail order access to cash.
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By Earl Wilson
Dionne Warwick
East Orange
N.J
Burt Bachrach
Hal David
Si Seadler
Darlene Larson
Little People of America, Inc
Little People of America
Phoenix
Bill Doherty
Chicago
Sid Melton
Charlie
Danny Thomas
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Sid
Guy de la Passardiere
Bastille
Brasserie
Tobacco Company
Atlantic City
Coronet Theater
Garbo
Greta Garbo
Emmett Kelly
Lake Tahoe
Jule Styne
Serious Crimes Inc
Mount
Cora V. Clark
Echo Harrison
Lee Jones
Mia Lierboe
Tion
National Guard
Co. B
279Th Signal Battalion
Decatur National Guard
Ft. Gordon
Basil Roberts
Roland Oliver
Space City
USA
Neil W. Grubbs
Finance Corporation
Johnston Street
S. E
U.S. Post Office
Decatur
Alabama
Decatur Daily
Mags
Radio
McCann. Erickson
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