Dancer Nelson shifts to directing career at Warner Bros
Gene Nelson, once a top dancer, survived a 1957 equestrian accident that fractured his pelvis and left him fearing leg length loss. He returned to dancing in 1960 but moved into directing, helming TV productions and now directing the film The Cool Ones at Warner Bros, leveraging his choreography experience and timing.
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Howard C. Heyn
Hollywood
Gene Nelson
Gene
Nelson
Tennessee
Fanchon and
Marco
Warner Bros
Red China Extends Purge to Economic Field
Tokyo dispatch reports the Chinese Communist party widening its purge to economics by denouncing Sun Yeh-fang as a bourgeois revisionist for trying to turn socialist enterprises capitalist. Sun, ex director of the Academy of Sciences economics institute, is the first prominent economist swept up. Damascus report notes Iraq names Naji Taleb former major general as new premier replacing Abdel Rahman Bazzaz who resigned Saturday.
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Tokyo
Chinese Communist Party
Sun, Yeh-fang
Sun
Academy of Science
Institute of Economics
Damascus
Syria
Naji Taleb
Iraq
Abdel Rahman Bazzaz
France Declared War On Austria-Hungary In 1914
The history outline notes that on this date in 1914 France declared war on Austria-Hungary, reflecting a pivotal moment in World War I timelines. Other entries reference events from 1776 1821 1846 and 1944, including a proposal for E Pluribus Unum and the Smithsonian establishment.
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France
Austria-Hungary
Associated Press
Japan
United States
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Thomas Jef
Ferson
Missouri
Union
Smithsonian Institute
Life Begins at Forty Many Find Homes Major Asset
A veteran columnist outlines practical techniques to maximize home value for retirees and survivors selling a primary asset. From exterior and interior painting to kitchen and bathroom updates, basement cleanups, closet improvements, and keeping records, the guide argues modest investments can boost sale price and appeal.
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Robert Peterson
Life Begins at Forty request to Robert Peterson
A notice asks readers to write to Robert Peterson for the work Life Begins at Forty, care of Garden City Telegram, enclosing a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents to cover handling costs.
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Robert Peterson
Garden City
Greek Liner Seized For Debts In Piraeus
The 5,500 ton Greek liner Achilleus was seized on return from an Aegean cruise in Piraeus for debts, with 57 passengers aboard. Its sister ship Agamemnon, carrying 150 passengers, was seized earlier but allowed to continue after creditors’ agreement.
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Piraeus
Greece
Achilleus
Agamemnon
Film Star Robbed Of Valuable Jewels
Silent film star Corinne Griffith was robbed at gunpoint by two men of jewelry reported at 100000 dollars by a newspaper. Police said the amount had not been determined.
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Los Angeles
Corinne Griffith
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Virgin Islands
Garden City Telegram
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Scott City
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