Hollywood gossip roundup hits private lives and headlines
Walter Winchell on vacation notes Liz Taylor and a burlesque stripper named Liz Taylor in Hollywood. Rod Taylor and Mary Ford are in a tangle while John Saxon’s marriage to Vicki Thal looms. Gordon Scott flaunts Tarzan muscles to Cathy Bonn as Karen Steele resists direction from Budd Boetticher. A window in Hollywood Blvd proclaims the decoy boast.
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Nostalgia column recalls Alaska Hawaii Florida links and Miami casino tale
A nostalgia note links Alaska statehood backers to Hawaii investments and Florida land schemes while recalling Ila Anders Cuba detention. It traces Mickey Kinsbruner in Wall Street, Mary Sinclair and Hal Prince ties, and a Miami Latin Quarter fire at Earl Carroll’s Palm Island Casino in 1964. The piece recalls Carroll’s costly beauty chairs and eventual casino closure.
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Lynn
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Florida
Alaska International
Ila Anders
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Castro
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le Vouvray
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Social Security For Wives By RAY HENRY
A divorced or separated wife may qualify for Social Security on her late husband’s record if she cared for their minor children and meets six conditions. Children may also receive monthly payments. both former and second wives can collect if caring for children and all rules are satisfied.
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Nimitz Sends Jap Swords Back to Japan
Adm. Chester W. Nimitz returns two World War II swords to Japan. He entrusted the treasures to Junzo Sato of the Japanese Sword Preservation Assn who traveled to Tokyo to deliver them, following their wartime exchange.
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Chester W. Nimitz
Japan
Pacific
Junzo Sato
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Sato
Japanese Sword Preservation Assn
Tokyo
Origami Exhibit Catalogs Marked Do Not Fold
An AP report notes a New York museum catalog for an international Origami exhibit carried a plain label Do Not Fold. The note highlights the paradox of displaying a fold based art while warning viewers not to fold.
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