Paternity Testimony Heard in Brando Suit in Santa Monica
Philippine dancer Marie Cui testified that actor Marlon Brando said the child is probably mine during a Thursday hearing in Santa Monica. Brando did not attend. his attorney argued over blood tests while Judge Edward Brand planned to appoint two doctors to conduct tests. Cui seeks $775 monthly temporary support.
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Libel Suit Filed Over Cleopatra Book Damages
ILM executive Spyros Skouras filed a $2 million libel suit in federal court accusing Walter Wanger of libel in My Life with Cleopatra. Skouras contends the book harms his reputation and seeks a jury trial. He also moves to dismiss Wanger’s $2.6 million breach of contract suit against Skouras, 20th Century Fox, Zanuck, and Earl Wilson.
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Earl Wilson
Cuban Refugee Behind Large Munitions Cache Near New Orleans
FBI agents raided a cottage northeast of New Orleans uncovering dynamite, aerial bomb casings, fuzes, and other materials. the owner said a Cuban refugee recently roamed the house and a man named Jose Juarez was involved. The FBI is investigating possible operations against Cuba and has not confirmed the target country.
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Messages of Madness Offer Insight for Modern Faith
European theologians and psychiatrists argue that madness carries a human message for society. Dr Aarne Siirala and Dr Norman C. Brown urge listening to ill minds to uncover hidden truths, noting ancient Christian and biblical examples of wisdom amid disorder.
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Mikoyan Readmitted to Moscow Hospital After Illness
Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan, once treated for an acute kidney ailment, is back in a Moscow hospital. He fell ill after hosting Fidel Castro in Murmansk and attended the Indian exhibition opening on July 20 but appeared unwell and returned to the hospital days later.
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Macmillan Calls Profumo Scandal Unsavory World Revealed
London report recalls Prime Minister Harold Macmillan saying the Profumo affair opened a new and unpleasant world in British life. He described it as undisclosed and foreign to him while noting no plan to quit as Conservative leader. The interview touched on the nuclear test ban pact and other crisis events.
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East Germans Granted Asylum After River Escape
A five member East German family received asylum in the West after the father, an employee of the East German River Commission, stole a motor launch and steered the family across the Elbe River on Tuesday, as reported by local customs authorities.
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London Driver Fined For Drunken Driving At Cleopatra Premiere
Kenneth C Brimmer 24 was fined 56 dollars after admitting he swerved an asphalt truck toward crowds leaving the Cleopatra premiere in London while shouting Good old Liz Heat affected him the magistrate said.
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Supreme Court Refuses Case Over Poker Game Losses
The Texas Supreme Court declines to hear a case involving a $42,400 poker loss dispute. Frederick I. Massengill Jr. faced suit from Dr. D. Friddell after a blank check, marked 42000, was used to secure two $25,000 cashier’s checks. The Kaufman County matter returns to trial as the appeals court had ruled.
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Farmers urged to engage in politics beyond farm gates
In Dallas CG Devaney of Coahoma urged Texas farmers to boost political participation, saying growers must act beyond their fences as farm numbers dwindle. He led a nonpartisan Farm Bureau institute for 300 state leaders to train active local involvement, stressing contact with officials and election-year education.
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Desegregation Ordered for New Orleans Public Facilities
A three judge panel ordered desegregation of all New Orleans public parks playgrounds community centers and cultural facilities and the Recreation Department. Private groups may use facilities if not a veiled attempt to maintain segregation. The ruling may be appealed directly to the Supreme Court. Mayor Schiro offered no immediate comment. The desegregation followed recent actions at Municipal Auditorium.
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Former Senator Theodore Green Leaves Convalescent Home
Theodore Francis Green, 95, former senator and the oldest to serve in the Senate, left a convalescent home in Rhode Island after seven months of treatment for cerebral shocks. He was taken by car to his Providence residence after hospitalization on December 19 and transfer to the home in April.
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