Broadway Belly Dancer Zuana Zeresh Stops Desert Song
A belly dancer from Santa Barbara known as Zuana Zeresh halted Broadway’s Desert Song revival at the Urs, drawing a major ovation for her first Broadway appearance. Reports say she trained in belly dance in the Middle East and uses the stage name, while juggling a jaw brace and limited speech. Mayor Lindsay plans a Gracie Mansion Christmas party with barbecue catered by Gallagher's.
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Gracie Mansion
Gallagher
Midnight Earl and Hollywood A-List Buzz in London and NYC
A gossip roundup notes Lauren Bavall’s London comment on drinking, a Harry Rigby party for five actresses on Oct. 22, and Shirley MacLaine’s teen-age visit to A Little Night Music. It highlights Mel Torme at the St. Regis, Robert Vaughn and Linda Staab’s engagement rings, Ge Vidal’s Myron Breckenridge project, and Brenda Vaccaro with Michael Douglas buying land near Tucson for sheep raising.
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Humphrey Bogart
Jason Robards
London
Harry Rigby
Alice Faye
Jane Powell
Ruby Keeler
Debbie Reynolds
Patsy Kelly
Shirley Mac
Ge'* Vidal
Myra Breckenridge
Myron Breckenridge
Brenda Vaccaro
Michael Douglas
Tucson
Mel Torme
St. Regis Maisonette
Robert Vaughn
Linda Staab
Chicago
Mel
FBI Director Seeks Safer Streets and Stronger Narcotics Efforts
In a wide interview, FBI Director Clarence Kelley argues police must focus more on victimless crimes like gambling and prostitution to prevent hoodlum takeovers, while noting ongoing Mafia activity and plans to keep 41 agents in U.S. embassies overseas. He also pushes continued recruitment of women agents and frames his top goal as making streets safer. A separate Tiverton rumor notes Taffy O'Sullivan surviving a death hoax after funeral wreath fund collections.
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Tiverton
England
Taffy O'Sullivan
The rafflesia, world’s largest flower discovery
The rafflesia is described as the world’s largest flower, growing wild in Malaya and Indonesia. It has no stems or leaves and can reach three feet in diameter.
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Indonesia
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