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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1962
Page
33
Suspect Allen Sikes in Sherry Dawn murder case
A nightclub singer Sherry Dawn is found shot near a country road. Clues point to Allen Sikes, an artist and Falcon regular, who says he was at the club early but left before the main show. Lilian Leeds notes Sherry was withdrawn and left with a bearded man in a sports car.
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Tony Adams
Adams
Sarah Mulligan
Falcon
Lilian Leeds
Sherry
Lilian
Allen Sikes
Sarah
Schwarz Draws 8 000 Persons to New York Rally
Dr. Fred C. Schwarz opened an anti communist crusade at Madison Square Garden drawing about 8 000 attendees. Pickets booed outside as the Australian psychiatrist urged arms through knowledge of communism and its aims. Admission ranged from one dollar to 250 dollars. Schwarz has staged similar campaigns in other U S cities.
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New York
Fred C. Schwarz
Madison Square Garden
Schwarz
U.S
Stratford’s New Growth Ties To Shakespeare Festival
Stratford Ontario leans on its Shakespeare festival for prestige and growth. New apartment blocks hotels and shops accompany a decade of festival success boosting tourism and diversifying an economy once centered on rail repair. 275 homes opened and 7 motels aid visitors as local leaders cite $2 million in direct spending and broader benefits to business and workers.
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Heimrich
Stratford
Victor C. Polley
Aec
Elaine Stewart says Hollywood remains film capital
Elaine Stewart asserts Rome cannot replace Hollywood as the movie capital. She and husband Bill Carter produce their film "10 Per Cent of the Grass" in Hollywood while praising American filmmaking. She notes Italy offers art but lacks business, cites funding fragility, and observes actors wandering Europe. Barry Ashton plans a night club show "Chip Off the Old Block" with Mickey Rooney Jr. and Carole Costello.
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Rome
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Bill Carter
Italy
New
U.S
Via Veneto
Barry Ashton
Mickey Rooney Jr
Carole Costello
Lou
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Joan Davis
Republican leader attends wrong banquet in Douglas
A Douglas businessman paid for a Democratic fund raising banquet ticket and found no refund after discovering he was in the wrong place. The man, a Republican county leader, blamed the situation on the missing cashier and the event’s political nature.
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