Clint Eastwood Orders Hot Tea in Odd TV Moment
Hollywood writer Bob Thomas notes Clint Eastwood, in a casual moment, ignored image concerns and ordered hot tea during a TV segment. The scene contrasted with his stern on screen persona. The AP report captures a rare, relaxed glimpse of the star.
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Eastwood rises from TV cowboy to international film star
Clint Eastwood, former Rawhide star, now a European western lead with a $250 000 salary plus 10 percent profits. He recalls earning $15 000 for 11 weeks on an Italian project, the success of For a Fistful of Dollars, and the development of For a Few Dollars More. The Leone films boosted his career and salary prospects for Magnificent Vagabonds.
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Champagne Seen as Medicine on 100th Birthday
Georgiana Larivee of Quebec credits champagne with curing a stomach illness on her 100th birthday. A priest advised taking a teaspoonful before meals, and she says a fondness for champagne followed. In Detroit, St Joseph Home for the Aged provides a daily glass of red wine for her.
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Georgiana Larivee
Suburbs Move Again In California Hills
Moist rains soften hillsides in Southern California causing earthslides in Pacific Palisades and Bel-Air. Homes disappear and utilities fail as authorities review stricter building rules after a 1959 slide precedent and prior incidents. Government examines disaster relief prospects for stricken families.
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Aries to Pisces Horoscope Surfaces in Daily Guide
A full page horoscope lists signs from Aries to Pisces with guidance on ideas, intuition, action, finances, and social conduct. Each sign offers advice on productivity, cooperation, and personal growth, urging clarity, boldness, and kindness in daily endeavors.
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Dodgers ace Koufax extends pile of shutout gems
In addition to four no hit no run games, Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers has also thrown a pair of one hitters and eight two hitters, underscoring his dominant stretch on the mound.
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Monday Team Whist Club Marks Sixty Five Years Of Play
Lawrence's long running Monday Team Whist Club survives as a historic duplicate-bridge group founded around 1904. It preserves strict play, silent hands, and regular tea breaks with 25 boards per session and careful substitution rules.
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Floyd Doubleday
Loren Wilson
J. T. Shanklin
A. J. Boynton
Serenity Morrison
Frank Anderson
James Green
Jimmy” Green
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Sol Marks
Julins Marks
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Gardner Dickinson leads Phoenix Open second round on new putter
In Phoenix Dickinson shot 66 to grab a two stroke edge at the $60,000 Phoenix Open as Mason Rudolph trailed at 63. Rosburg Goss Crawford and Coady were three behind. Dickinson credited a gift putter for his five birdies on a soggy course.
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