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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2001
Page
1
East Timor's acting foreign minister Jose Ramos-Horta said on Wednesday he hopes U2 and Garth Brooks perform at independence celebrations on May 20, 2002. The UN-administered nation has no confirmation yet from the artists.
Media baron Rupert Murdoch and wife Wendi Deng welcomed a 9 pound girl named Grace Helen Murdoch in New York City. Murdoch, 70, chairs News Corp. and has four adult children. Deng is 33 and they married in 1999 after his divorce.
On November 22, 1963 President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas as his motorcade traveled. Governor Connally was wounded, Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested. Earlier, Blackbeard perished off Virginia in 1718, SOS adopted in 1906, Juan Carlos crowned Spain's king in 1975, Thatcher resigned in 1990.
A roundup notes birthdays for Rodney Dangerfield at 80 Robert Vaughn turning 69 Terry Gilliam 61 Billie Jean King 58 Tina Weymouth 51 Jamie Lee Curtis 43 and Mariel Hemingway 40 plus a mention of Dangerfield.
Plymouth Congregational Church launches Rainbow Journey a new religious education program using skits game show formats and big screen televisions to engage youths in studies and it is working read more in Friday's Religion section
The American Indian Film Institute's 26th annual festival in San Francisco showcased "The Doe Boy" by Randy Redroad winning Best Picture and Best Director. James Duval won Best Actor, with multiple awards for the film and others like "Christmas in the Clouds" and "Lady Warriors." The event featured entertainers, Eagle Spirit awards, and a tribute to founder Michael Smith, signaling a mature, diverse American Indian cinema era.
The Bush White House seeks to harness Hollywood for wartime messaging and public morale. Key strategist Karl Rove convened studio chiefs to craft entertainment and public service that frame America’s fight against terrorism as a war of liberty and unity, while Hollywood weighs how to balance realism with patriotism.
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