Gate Crasher Stan Berman Delivers Oscar Night Stunt
New York taxi driver Stan Berman, 35, stunned Hollywood by gate crashing the Academy Awards. He claimed the role of presenter to Bob Hope and flashed a miniature Oscar, boasting he is the world's greatest gate crasher. He previously handed John Glenn a statue at City Hall.
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Star of show Stan Berman eyes Kentucky Derby gate crash
New York cab driver Stan Berman posed with an Academy Award program after crashing the Oscar gate in Hollywood. An AP photo captured him holding an ersatz Oscar as a Hollywood correspondent said he was offered 280 for onstage staging. Berman teased a Kentucky Derby gate crash as his next stunt.
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Robertson Snags Role Of Kennedy
Hollywood AP Robertson wins the pivotal part of Lt. John F. Kennedy in PT 109 Warner Bros. film based on Kennedy wartime experiences. At 36 Robertson, a veteran of movies and TV, was chosen after months of casting from hundreds of actors. He bears the tall slender look, with brown hair, though not a Kennedy doppelganger.
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New York Teachers Postpone Walkout
New York public school teachers postponed a planned strike, delaying action to Wednesday morning after a 3 a.m. delegate assembly vote. Charles Cogen, union president, reported about 28 million for raises while teachers sought 53 million, and a three man fact finding panel was proposed.
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North Carolina Long Distance Rates Cut
The North Carolina Utilities Commission said long distance calls within the state will cost less starting May 1. Savings total about 800000 dollars per year for all subscribers, with reductions of 5 to 20 cents per 80 mile or longer call. The changes address intrastate versus interstate rate disparities. A separate proceeding on interstate rates remains pending.
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