Noted News Briefs From Walter Winchell Column
FBI chief Hoover in good health amid hospital buzz after missing annual tests. LBJ faces replacement search for Lodge, while London romance shifts for Leslie Caron and Warren Beatty. Atomic science touted as possible bomb alternative. Lasky book on RFK sparks political stir. Market caution urged. Brigitte Bardot ties, Bardot’s ex and heiress De Guisecar noted. Dodgers deny Drysdale trade while Broadway buzz and NYC filming misadventures surface.
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New Yorker
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Scripps
Washington
LBJ
Lodge
Leslie Caron
New London
Warren Beatty
Lindsay
City Hall
U. S
Victor Lasky
RFK
Palm Beach
Hyannisport
Demos
Congress
Demo
GOP
51St Street
Moore to Meet With Johnson in Washington Luncheon
Gov. Dan Moore cancels a Raleigh news conference to join President Johnson and several governors in Washington. They will discuss federal state fiscal problems amid efforts to curb spending and inflation.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
Washington
Johnson
Moore
Newsman Hamlin Named Public Welfare Information Officer
Ed Hamlin a veteran Hillsborough newspaperman will become public information officer for North Carolina Department of Public Welfare on Oct 3. He will succeed Bernadette Hoyle who resigned Aug 1 after long service since 1960. Hamlin, 51, a Roxboro native, formerly worked for Winston-Salem Journal and The One Times-News and published News for Orange County.
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Raleigh
Ed Hamlin
Hillsborough
North Carolina Department of Public Welfare
Clifton Craig
Hamlin
Bernadette Hoyle
Hoyle
General Assembly
Orange County
Chapel Hill
Roxboro
The
Winston - Salem Journal
One Times-News
Burlington
Porth seeks new trial over unfair Winston-Salem case
Robert Porth's attorney Fred G Crumpler Jr asks the State Supreme Court for a new trial arguing Forsyth County proceedings were tainted by prejudicial press coverage and wrongful withholding of evidence. He contends the Florida witness Nancy Johnson Counts lied in parts and should have had inconsistent testimony admitted to challenge credibility. The defense says the state used an incompetent witness and inflamed public sentiment after the body of Hilda Porth was found.
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George M. Fountain
Porth
Hilda Porth
Crumpler
Nancy Johnson Counts
Florida
Mrs. Porth
Fountain
Special Ink United States stamps glow under UV light
Special ink in U S stamps is printed with a luminescent coating that glows under ultraviolet light. New mail handling machines sense the ink and face all envelopes the same direction, canceling about 30 000 stamps per hour.
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United States
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Walter Winchell
Wall Street
U.S
Treasury
Brigitte Bardot
Bob Zaguri
Chantal de Guiscar
Hollywood
Celebret
Daffy
Shirley Bassey
Cocoanut Grove
Janet Austin
Auto Family
Nico Karant
Dodgers
Bavasi
Don Drysdale
Mets
Payson
Jane Morgan
D. Merrick
Holly Golightly
David Burns
New York
Chinatown
Lucky
van Avalong
Peas Bers
Ink Spots
Nyc
New York City
57Th and
8Th Avenue
Alan Arkin
State Post
C. DeWitt Holton Furniture Company
Selec
South Main
Virginia
Absolute
Ralph Bulla
Milford Byerly
N. Main ST
Perpetual
Wings & Loan Association
S. Main St
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