Confidential Trial: Key Witnesses Describe Hollywood Scandals
Transcript details claims by Mowarkd Rushmore and Ronnie Quillan about Confidential magazine's operations. Testimony covers Miss De Scalia in Mexico, Maureen O'Hara, Liberace, and paid affidavits from prostitutes to obtain dirt on film stars. Quillan admitted accepting money to secure affidavits, and Rushmore named sources linked to Kim Novak, Anita Ekberg, and others. The grand jury probe seeks to curb sensational Hollywood material from California newsstands.
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Confidential
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Tie
Morrison
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Liberace
Miss Quillan
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Charley Kamett
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Fred
Trushmore
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Bruce Cabot
Hollywood
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Errol Flynn
Doris Duke
California
Ictel
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United Nations Receives TV Emmy Citation
The United Nations was awarded a special Emmy by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for originating television coverage during the Middle East crisis and fall, recognizing the UN's pioneering broadcasting role.
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Academy of Television Atta and Sciences
Two Killed as Gunfire Rages on Picket Line
Joy Ward and the Rev. William Clinton Harrison, both 22, were among workers wounded on the picket line. Russell William Smith, 52, Atlanta, an official of the construction outfit, was killed. Others (including Mathis, Stumphrey, and Doyle) were wounded but recovery expected. six sticks of dynamite found in a pickup belonging to Mack Seeley. Four men jailed without charge as officers investigate a volley of up to 500 shots in a chaotic scene at the job site.
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Parsons
Kan
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Kiowa
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Greenville
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Mathla
Doyle
Ting
Dickson
Bryant
Mack Seeley
Une
Legislator Urges Minimum Wages Down to One Dollar
In Sacramento Assemblyman Phillip Burton proposes lowering the California minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.00 per hour after calling for a 1.10 figure earlier. The Senate Labor Committee delayed action as workers began walkouts and clashes near mills, with about 50 workers employed before the strike. Police reported shooting at a barricade as pickets stood outside the gate, while a separate Turkish earthquake killed 82 and injured about 70 in Bolu Province as relief efforts faced road washouts and rain.
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