Outspoken Actor Adolphe Menjou Dies After Long Illness
Adolphe Menjou, the dapper actor whose film career spanned half a century, died Tuesday at his Beverly Hills home after a jaundice illness later identified as chronic hepatitis. He was 63 and survived by his third wife Veree Teasdale and son Peter. Menjou was born February 18, 1890, in Pittsburgh and built a prolific career as a freelance actor during the studio era. He served as an Army captain in World War I before returning to cinema and rising as a prominent screen star.
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FBI arrests engineer in Soviet espionage case at UN meeting
The FBI arrested John William Batenko, 38, a Paramus, New Jersey, International Electric Corp. control administrator, and Teor A Tyvanov, 33, a Soviet chauffeur, on charges of passing Air Force contract data to the Soviet mission at the United Nations. Two Soviet diplomats and two more collaborators were detained after a covert meeting at a New York rail station parking lot. a briefcase with sensitive documents was recovered.
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Senate probes Baker with documents and sworn testimony
The Associated Press reports Senator John J Williams opened a Senate Rules Committee inquiry into former majority secretary Robert C Baker. Williams provided documents and sworn testimony on Baker's financial dealings, while Baker, 35, resigned from the position and did not disclose all details from his own inquiry. Chair Bo Everett Jordan indicated Williams led the questioning but did not reveal full information. The committee plans to decide Friday on hiring outside counsel and staff.
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Texan House Clash Over Foreman Gonzalez Fight
Rep Henry Gonzalez and Rep George Foreman traded sharp exchanges on the House floor after a dispute over voting records and alleged insults. Foreman said Gonzalez punched him in the shoulder during a heated argument, while Gonzalez denied the punch and claimed Foreman called him a Communist.
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Bargain Plunter Cartoon Defines Saving Spouse
A humorous profile notes a wife who keeps money tight at home, saving so much that her husband would never face debt. The captioned joke frames her frugality as a comic plunder of household finance within the women’s news and market sections.
Goldwater Seen As Kennedy Rival In New Mexico
Gov. Jack Campbell said Kennedy could easily beat any Republican except Barry Goldwater, who would provide a strong race in 1964. Campbell favored Kennedy, noted shared Southwest interests, and discussed education and aerospace industry recruiting for New Mexico.
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Untitled Note From a Silent Morning
Fragmentary excerpt shows a lone speaker seeking comfort and faith amid an anonymous setting. The text echoes prayer like language and a request for daily strength and solace.
Sunny Weather Report From Nova Scotia Storm Toll Notes
A garbled weather dispatch reports snow, wind, and high seas near Nova Scotia. Observations reference gale conditions, shifting coastal tides, and rain affecting Maine and New England coastal areas with mention of temperatures and possible fire hazards in some regions.
Police pursue tangled crime tale in early report
A chaotic description shows investigators tracing a sequence of events from a crime scene to an arrest. The narrative cites suspects, a store setting, and questions about what occurred, with officials pressed to clarify the motive and timeline.
Weather notes and near calm trends across the southwest
Patchy clouds today give way to warmer conditions as a broad southwest wind brings higher temperatures. A chilly midnight low is expected with moderate southwest breezes and regional forecasts calling for warm afternoon highs and variable skies in the southwest.
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