Dear WW and a whirl of showbiz chatter in New York
Walter Winchell reports a bustling mix of gossip from New York society pages and industry insiders. The column mentions Sonny Liston in Miami, payola lawsuits, Doris Day and Marty Me ser, Brigitte Bardot, Agatha Christie, JFK memorabilia, and various Hollywood pairings and breakups, all framed in a rapid, rumor-filled digest.
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Sacha Distel
F Jancine Briaud
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Agatha Christie
Air Force Academy Library Boasts Vast Collection
The library at the Air Force Academy in Colorado spans over 78 000 square feet and houses more than 180 000 volumes, reflecting a substantial academic resource for cadets and staff.
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Colorado
Vegas Daze and Nites on Roz Russell and Hollywood Happenings
A Las Vegas TV clambake column recaps Roz Russell's long shot as Gypsy Rose Lee in Gypsy at Fremont Theatre. It notes Frankie Avalon paternity headlines, Joey Bishop's Lyndon Johnson flight to Austin, and NBC signing Mary Martin for TV Sparks.
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Stanley Kramer
Betty Grable
Dan Dailey
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New York
Ziegfeld Theatre
D-I
Kirby Stone
Thunderbird
Chevy
Kirby
Jerry Lewis
Sunset Boulevard
Jerry
Beverly Hills
Ben Blue
Santa Monica
Gossip Roundup from Hy Gardner's New York Column
A collage of society notes and celebrity chatter covers Air Force plans for June, the Aga Khan visit, fashion and jewelry, Debbie Reynolds dating, Willie Mays home, Pat Boone Broadway reluctance, and miscellaneous media and political items. Also mentions Princess Maria Gabriella bullfighting, Tito Yugoslavia deals, and a quirky statistic on Christmas gift spending.
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Hollywood Buzz and Rumors From the Film Front
Jeanne Moreau engaged rumors while still separated from Jean Louis Richard. Rosanna Schiaffino faces a potential Rome trial after an alleged assault. Alec Guinness visits New York for Dylan not pursuing large fortunes. Doris Day linked to Something's Gotta Give and Goodbye Charlie talks swirl. Hayley Mills shoots Chalk Garden in England. Disney projects loom for 1962.
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Max Schell
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Max
Ben Case and Dr Kildare used to boost NBC medical shows
NBC’s early medical series Ben Case and Dr Kildare became hanging fixtures in radio and TV. Dr Kildare reached 1009 telecasts in 1958 while Ben Case stood as a steady broadcast standby since 1939.
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