Hollywood in 1965 A Year of Triumph and Loss
The year 1965 brought dramatic Hollywood events including Nat King Cole’s death on February 15 and actress Patricia Neal’s illness. Julie Andrews won an Oscar while facing blood clots, and stars like Lana Turner and Jeanette MacDonald featured in a year of triumphs and shifts as the industry mourned pioneers and celebrated comebacks.
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Actress Donates Expensive Fur To Aid Koreans
Helen Hayes donated a $2,000 nutria fur coat she wore in Seoul to a U S Embassy employee with instructions that proceeds from its sale benefit Korean students. The gesture came as Hayes completed a 23 day tour entertaining American servicemen before boarding a flight at Seoul International Airport.
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Reunion brings Rettig and Clayton back as mother and son
Tommy Rettig and Jan Clayton, who played mother and son on Lassie for four years, are reunited in the same relationship on ABC-TV's Never Too Young.
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Duke Ellington Sings Sacred Music At Fifth Avenue Church
Duke Ellington and his orchestra performed sacred music at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian in New York. Lena Horne joined for the program which drew about 2000 attendees, with the piece In the Beginning God performed previously in San Francisco.
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Johnny Cash Pled Guilty On Drug Charge
West ern singer Johnny Cash pled guilty on December 28 at anEl Paso arraignment for possession of depressant and stimulant drugs. He was allowed to remain free on a $1500 bond. Cash was arrested October 4 at El Paso International Airport with 688 dexedrine and 475 equanil tablets.
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Dr Casey's estranged wife gives birth to daughter Devera
Kathy Kersh wife of Vince Edwards known as Dr Ben Casey delivered a daughter at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The 6 pound 8 ounce infant named Devera was reported healthy. Mrs Edwards, 23, filed an interlocutory divorce last October but a final decision is a year away. The couple had been seen together and reconciliation is possible.
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Rivoli Showcases Disney Classics and New Screen Comedy
The Rivoli Theater runs That Darn Cat and Old Yeller with repeat viewings. Never Too Late, a stage hit turned film, opens Thursday led by Paul Ford and cast including Connie Stevens Maureen O Sullivan Jim Hutton Jane Wyatt Henry Jones and Lloyd Nolan. My Fair Lady starts January 11.
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Arlene Dahl Marries Alexis Lichine in Barbados
Actress Arlene Dahl and wine expert Alexis Lichine wed on December 22 in Barbados. The ceremony was conducted by the chief magistrate at Queens Fort House St James. Dahl, 37, is a beauty columnist author of a beauty book. Lichine, 52, heads a New York wine importing firm and has written on French wines.
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