Susan Hampshire’s Adventures From Hollywood to Africa
Susan Hampshire chats about life as a film star, her boyish fashion entry at the Beverly Hills hotel, and a side trip to Lambarelle Africa to seek Dr. Schweitzer’s counsel. She discusses education aid for Nigeria’s Ingowa children, dreams of Paris, and plans for a Trans Siberian journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
NEA
Susan Hampshire
Beverly Hills
Dior
New York
Walt Disney
Thomasina
Disney
Donegal
Charles Aznavour
Paris
Argentina
Albert Schweitzer
Lambarelle
Africa
Dr. Schweitzer
Ingowa
Nigeria
Iwgowa
New Offensive: Mud Mail Targets GIs in Vietnam War
NEA reports antiwar letters labeled mud mail are sent to soldiers from Berkeley, Eugene, Dallas and other cities. The messages urge withdrawal from Vietnam and cite pacifist sources, while Army officials fearing the impact on morale deem them misleading. An Army spokesman notes some youths may be drawn into confusion by such campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
NEA
Army Post Office
Viet Nam
Berkeley
Calif
Eugene
Ore
Dallas
Tex
College Station
Anystate
1738Rd Airborne Brigade
National Guardian
Peter Romayn Clark
Tata
America
Duke Ellington Loses Wardrobe Before European Tour
A thief broke into Duke Ellington's rented station wagon outside a mid Manhattan hotel and stole the entire wardrobe for a three month Europe tour. Ellington, 66, said he would hire tailor and bootmaker to replace the outfits and proceed with the trip. The loss included about a dozen suits dozens of shirts and shoes valued in the thousands. A separate California AP item reports Don Barthman fending off a nine foot shark during a spear fishing outing near Monterey. The page also touches on mail harassment of service members and a Miss Chinatown USA title in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
NEW York
Duke Ellington
Manhattan
Chicago
London
Grace Cathedral
San Francisco
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Monterey
Calif
Don Barthman
Barthman
San Pablo
Jacquelyn Chun
Chinatown USA
Honolulu
ABC Tax Form Choices Explained for 1965 Returns
AP columnist James Marlow explains which tax form to use in 1965. Anyone with under 10 000 income may use 1040A under conditions, otherwise 1040 is required. The article details standard deductions including 10 percent and minimum standards, plus rules for itemizing and special cases for households, widows, and other credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
James Marlow Washington
ABC
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Tiede
Newspaper Enterprise, Assn
United States
Foxburg
Clarion County
Philadelphia Shoemakers
Nave Neva
Ho Chi Minh
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Vietnam
Hitler
Viet Nam Day Committee
James Ryan
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ae Yim
Goodyear
Aeliy
Annie
Maen Te
Wee
AC San Angulo
Faye Len Nyshons
Turi
Al'inenes
Duralilly
Tian Sed Te Asbeik
Iy Pveay Pia Ar
Asa Ae
AUN
Petersale
Jyttine Co
Ab Lens
Eae
St Tire
Uwhitewall
W. 3Rd & Pine Sts
Hope, Arkansas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!