Offstage Broadway Buzz fuels Funny Girl and friends
A look at backstage rifts and lifestyles among Barbra Streisand Sydney Chaplin and others. Notes on Soupy Sales Burgess Meredith Buddy Hackett Frank Sinatra Liz Taylor Rex Harrison Marlon Brando and more in club and TV scenes.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Barbra Streisand
Sydney Chaplin
Chaplin
Barbra
Ursula Andress
Andress
John Derek
Stockholm
Hong Kong
Dagmar
Dick Hind
Nipsey Russell
Sonny Liston
Liston
Soupy Sales
Murray the K
Barry Shear
Sargent Shriver
House
Edsel Moore
John Phillip Sousa
Buddy Hackett
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
St. Louis
Father Clark
el Morocco
Kermit Bloomgarden
Mamie van Doren
Marilyn Monroe
Liz Taylor
R. Burton
Trini Lopez
Crowded Basin St. E
Rex Harrison
Shirley MacLaine
Patty Duke
Paramount
Rock Hudson
Tony Curtis
Kirk Douglas
Burgess Meredith
John
Frankie Avalon
Las Vegas
The
Thunderbird
L.A
Robert Young
Rainbow Grill
Marlon Brando
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
Television Log Highlights Across Daytime to Nightline Schedule
A dense listing of TV programs and stations shows a full day’s schedule from 5 News and Wells Fargo to late night films. Programs span News, Westerns, comedies, dramas, and variety shows with titles like Have Gun Will Travel The Caddy Shindig Beverly Hillbillies Danny Kaye and Death Valley Days.
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Wells Fargo
Lawman
Huntley Brinkley
Dick van Dyke
Burke’s Law
Beverly Hillbillies
Danny Kaye
Wyatt Earp
ABC
Gallup Poll contrasts Democrats and Republicans on war risk and prosperity
The Gallup Poll shows Democrats lead Republicans on keeping the U.S. out of war with 35 percent support vs 21 percent for Republicans, and 52 percent of voters favor Democrats for future prosperity. The findings, reflecting party lines, note 44 percent neither party and 80 percent of Democrats backing their own party for prosperity.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
U. S
American Institute of Public Opinion
Bill to raise jail staff salaries moves from House
The House passed a bill to raise the jailer's salary from 200 to 300 dollars per month and deputies from 275 to 375 while chief rises from 300 to 400. If the Senate approves, the increases take effect. Moore introduced the bill at session start.
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House
Senate
Moore
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