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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1960
Page
26
Anthony Watts, 90 miles from home, wrecked his 24 year old car after a breakdown in rain and wind and left a final note. Police found the heap by a Hertfordshire road. He was fined 5 pounds in Solihull for violating the 1958 litter act.
Information Minister Moulay Ahmed Alaoui stated foreign correspondents' reports are checked for accuracy before transmission but there is no political censorship in Morocco. He cited the expulsion of a British journalist over exaggerated casualty figures in Larache clashes.
AP TV-Radio writer notes television has not shaped women's fashions as films did in the past. Polly Bergen cites male dominance in TV, camera magnification issues, and impractical gowns as reasons. Loretta Young and June Allyson adjust styles for ongoing shows while maintaining cost and rerun concerns.
Celeste Holm battled a severe foot dislocation while joining the play Invitation to a March on a tight three week schedule. She rehearsed while working on television and charity appearances, then went on for Shelley Winters and led the show to Broadway with a triumphant performance.
In Caracas on Friday night protesters clashed with police over wage disputes and a strike that disrupted telephone service. Tear gas dispersed crowds after some agitators tried to torch a bus. A hardcore group barricaded in a high school threw rocks and Molotov cocktails before scattering.
Phoenix police arrested the gang leader, a 14-year-old girl, who headed a group stealing hundreds of dollars from 20 homes and churches. The two accomplices were 13-year-old boys. The gang used two cars for travel to crime sites.
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