JFKs 68 blueprint fuels 196? comeback talk
Walter Winehell notes chatter about JFK running for office again after leaving the White House. The column mixes political gossip with show business tone, mentioning Newton Minow, Charles Bohlen, de Gaulle, Cassius Clay, the St Patrick s Day parade and rumors about Adlai Stevenson and public figures.
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Unclear fragment hints at Mimsy Farmer Hollywood scene
OCR fragment mentions Mimsy Farmer in a hamburger on a bun scene with Fergood Slakes and TV critic names, but details are fragmented and unnamed. It references a dark dock setting and industry figures Randy Sparks and Diane in a Hollywood context.
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New Career, Holiday Mag Lists 20 Chinese Restaurants
A holiday magazine lists 20 Chinese restaurants in the US with only one in Los Angeles called the Kowloon. A New Career notes changes and curiosities in dining and nightlife. Stork Club rumors surface as James Donovan plans talks on Yank prisoner releases. General Frank McCarthy and Mrs Sinatra reportedly maintain a longtime association. Cosmopolitan cover hints at Audrey Hepburn and Bill Holden rumors.
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Chicago club headliner's filth prompts patrons' grimace
Chicago Sherman House patrons winced through a recent headliner's filthy material and drunken stage presence. The scene arrives amid mixed reviews and suggests a troubling trend in club entertainment.
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Latin Bohemia Ends Press Run and Hollywood Headlines
A flurry of showbiz notes and Latin American culture items follow. Bohemia magazine halted under anti Red Castro coverage while editor resisted pressuring Fidel. Lee Mortimer death shocks industry. Broadway insider quits after temperamental incident with rival husband. Birdland jazz fans hear rumors of Latin policy shift. NBC expanding live drama on Sabbath with Du Pont Hour. Star Brook Benton injured in St Louis club brawl.
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Kennedy aides eye acceptability to Southland if LBJ or 64 shift
In hush hush fashion Kennedy people in the Southland survey who would be acceptable if Lyndon Johnson is jilted in 1964. A Saturday Review note mentions travel ads like a gypsy tour of Arizona and a Mediterranean cruise. Also reported: Mike Wayne and wife dining separately, Broadway detective Eddie Martin, Kathleen becomes Mrs Wis kup, Italian theater manager arrested for a morals charge, and a Parisian documentary on love. A reader asks if Sardi’s is “The Den of Equity.”
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Patsy Award Time For Animal Performers
Hollywood voters begin selecting Patsy Award winners for Picture Animal Top Star and Performing Animal Television Star of the Year. Nominees include Red and Lad the dogs, Sydney the elephant, Zamba the lion, Lassie, Mister Ed, Tramp, Candy the chimpanzee, and Owasso the turkey. voting by 2,500 editors to recognize non human performers.
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Third Co star Added to Cast Of The Long Corridor
HOLLYWOOD The third starring role in The Long Corridor goes to Gene Evans reuniting him with producer director Samuel Fuller. Evans will play a Nobel Prize winning nuclear scientist torn between science and morality in Allied Artists production. Peter Breck Con stance Towers Miss Towers also star in the film based on Ody Fuller’s experiences on the old New York Journal.
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New York Journal
Nominees Picked for Water Board
Henderson council named candidates to forward to Gov. Grant Sawyer for the Ground Water Board. Sawyer will select one nominee from Henderson. Wilbur Hardy supported Lorin Williams Larry Eck and George Campbell. Councilman Pete Mendive nominated Frank Love. No other nominations were made.
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George Campbell
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Sun Want Adventure Contest Promoted in Paper
Readers are urged to enter the Sun Want Adventure Contest with details in today's edition. The promotion highlights buy sell or rent notices and invites broad participation across classified sections.
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Benny's TV era shines but live stage keeps his charm
Hy Gardner recounts Jack Benny's nine shows weekly stint at the Ziegfeld Theater reveals his warmth and timing. The piece notes Benny’s humor, charm, and endurance alongside other aging legends like Chevalier and Sophie Tucker, plus cheeky zingers about money and fame.
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Partin Limits Sought On Television Films
London MP James Dempsey says he will press Postmaster General Reginald Bevins to limit how often old films, notably John Wayne movies, can be shown on television. He complains the repeated airings have grown tiresome.
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