Broadway Gossip and Deals Stirring in 1960s Media Scene
A collage of entertainment buzz covers Sinatra Warner Bros rumors, Berle and family moves, Raquel Welch hype, Peggy Cass in Rome, LBJ gown talk, Woody Allen and Paul Ford theater plans, Constance Towers praise, and varied New York club life. Notable names include Frank Sinatra, Jack Warner, Milton Berle, Raquel Welch, Lady Bird Johnson, Burt Lancaster, Johnnie Mathis, Barbra Streisand, and Jerry Lewis amid industry chatter.
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Bermuda
Mort Sahl
Ing
Frank Sinatra
Jack L. Warner
Warner Bros
Jack Warner
Sinatra
Jack
Milton Berle
Frank
Sheik Bader Mulla
Kuwait
London
U. S
Raquel Welch
Candy Messler
Chicago
Melvin Powers
John Patrick Cody
Peggy Cass
Rome
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Lady Bird
Smithsonian
Jack Douglas
Paul Ford
Westport Country Playhouse
Conn
Woody Allen
David Merrick
Books
Helen Noga
Joan Crawford
Cindy
James Mason
Edwy
Constance Towers
Anya
Lincoln Centre
Music Theatre
Aubby Gene McGrath
Legislative Digest S16 Summary of Opelousas City Laws Acts
Louisiana bills passed include Act 347 authorizing towing rules in Opelousas, Act 348 clarifying settlement liability, Act 349 funding widow retirement benefits, Act 350 adding judgeships, Act 353 registering laundries marks, Act 354 redistricting, Act 355 transferring clinic property, Act 356 declaring Fondora a statewide event, Act 359 police juror pay, Act 360 distribution of national forest funds, Act 361 federal funds floor, Act 362 Atchafalaya Levee Board residency, Act 364 Jefferson Parish grass cleanup, Act 366 prohibiting piranha sale, Act 367 equalizing official journals, Act 368 Madison Port district creation, Act 372 emergency vehicle signals, Act 374 Sabine River Commission, Act 375 higher education borrowing, Act 376 wildlife rule advisory, Act 378 Lake Long and Lake Field Preserve bonds, Act 379 LSU cattle research, Act 381 deer season extension, Act 382 tax exemptions for scholarships, Act 384 hospital board composition, Act 388 health board leadership, Act 391 military service continuation, Act 393 attorney fees cap, Act 395 public works director on Stream Control Commission, Act 397 allowing parish tax on sales, Act 399 Ra ides Parish tax for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontenot
Opelousas
Hickey
Fontenot Et al
Rabin
Justice of Peace
Davis
Secretary of State
O'Keefe
Louisiana
Adcock
Louisiana State Board of Education
DeBlieux
Fondora
Baton Rouge
Fruge
State Board of Education
Louisiana Higher Education Assistance Commission
Montgomery
Bossier Parish
Kimball
Atchafalaya
Poston
Mollere
Jefferson Parish
DuPlantier
Fink
Moore
State Parks and Recreation Commission
Claiborne Parish
Barham
Parish
Lee
Jones
Sabine River Commission
LSU Board of Supervisors
Lyons
Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
O’hearn
Guidry
Adams
West Louisiana Experiment Station
Rosepine
Hoffenan
Keogh Et al
Causey
McLain
State Department of Hospitals
Commission
Greenwell Springs Hospital
Appeals Court
Beeson Et al
Highway Department
Gill Et al
New Orleans Port Harbor
Womack Et al
State Board of Health
Munson Et al
Louisiana Tourist Development Commission
McGehee
Christian Et al
Keogh
Garrett
U. S
Casey
Anzelmo Et al
Beeson
East Bank Consolidated Fire District
Wood
John Edmondson
Department of Labor
Angelle
Lowe
Beeson Atel
Cole
Elcie King Parker
Ouachita Parish
Lancaster Et al
Halstead
Union Parish
Lyons Et al
State Board of Embalmers
Munson
Department of Hospitals
Cefalu
Hammond
Lauricella Et al
Hillensbeck
Ways and Means
Womack
White House faces shortage of advance men for Johnson travels
Washington AP reports White House aides fear finding seasoned advance men as President Johnson plans extensive fall travel. Tom Johnson will stay on through November to help arrange appearances, routes, crowds, and press facilities, with the Democratic National Committee aiding as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
Tom Johnson
Tom
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Macon
Secret Service
Lyndon
Democratic National Committee
Midlands
Truman says NATO remains best hope for lasting world peace
Former President Harry S Truman told Sen. Henry M. Jackson that NATO offers the best path to resolve postwar issues as the Soviet bloc cooperation would underpin enduring peace. He urged NATO to guard against force to settle lingering postwar issues and noted a newer, more unified European society. The remarks came during questions by a Senate subcommittee on NATO's future amid De Gaulle's defection. In other news, a Senate survey shows rising concern over birth control linked to population growth, with responses from all 50 state governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
North America
Western Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Jackson
Senate
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
United States
Europe
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Foreign Aid
Federal suits seek desegregation of Richland and Plaquemines schools
Federal court actions will hear Richland Parish case in Shreveport Tuesday and a Plaquemines Parish injunction Wednesday in New Orleans. The Justice Department seeks to integrate six grades in Richland and the first, seventh, 10th and 12th grades in Plaquemines as of September.
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New Orleans
APS
Richland
Plaquemines Parishes
Shreveport
Plaquemines
Justice Department
U. S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Two Held After Officer Targeted By Gunfire
Lafayette police say Patrolman Issac Broussard stopped at a car wash when a man by a vending machine fired at him and another man chased the officer in a car. Wilfred Francis of New Iberia was detained, another suspect unnamed.
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Lafayette
Issac Broussard
Broussard
Wilfred Francis
New Iberia
Two Killed In State Highway Collision Near Brous Sard
Two men died in a two vehicle crash two miles east of Brous Sard Louisiana. Luther Doss 46 of Baton Rouge was driving in the wrong lane and collided with Carl Rollins 20 from California. Rollins truck burst into flames trapping him in the wreck.
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Lafayette
Broussard
Luther Doss
Douglas St
Baton Rouge
Carl Rollins
California
Doss
Rollins
Defense seeks dismissal of federal conspiracy indictments
Defense plans to move to dismiss federal conspiracy charges against 15 Ku Klux Klan members tied to the firebomb and gunfire attack that killed Vernon Dahmer in Hattiesburg Mississippi. The case names Sam Bowers and Mordaunt Hamilton Sr. among the defendants as the judge set arraignments and pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg, Miss
UPI
US. District Court
Harold Cox
Sam Bowers
White Knights
Hattiesburg
Mordaunt Hamilton Sr
Hamilton
Vernon Dahmer Sr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dahmer
FBI
Bowers
Former Wife of Actor Arrested in Rome Drug Case
Countess Alda Franchetti, former wife of Henry Fonda, was arrested at Rome Fiumicino Airport after police found about 1.7 ounces of marijuana in her luggage. Italian pop artist Mario Schifano, 32, was charged as her accomplice. Conviction could bring up to eight years in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Coleman
Atlanta Braves
Jill St. John
Walter Brennan
Mel Torme
Columbia Films
Lainie Kazan
Brooklyn
Barbra Streisand
Barbra
Flatbush
Plaza
Jerry Lewis
Merv Griffin
Juvenile
San Francisco
Circle Star Theatre
Rosemary Murphy
U. S
Robert Murphy
48Th St
Rome
Aldera Franchetti
Henry Fonda
Italy
Fiumcino
London
Mario Schifano
Countess
Crown Queen Crowned Miss Handicapped America
Sharon McCamman 19 of Lawson Missouri was crowned 1966 Miss Handicapped America at the fourth annual pageant in Denver representing Colorado Iowa Oklahoma Indiana Texas and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Sharon McCamman
Lawson
McCamman
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Kan
Colorado
Iowa
Oklahoma
Indiana
Texas
Wyoming
Bogalusa Negroes plan night march after murder
In Bogalusa Louisiana Negro leaders plan a night march to the scene of Clarence Triggs 24 who was found shot near a wrecked car linked to a local white woman Officials said an arrest would come within 48 hours but offered no motive for the killing The NAACP seeks Justice Department help and mayoral cooperation while urging calm and productive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Good Harbor
Burns
Archdiocese of
New Orleans
Parish Commission Council
Leander H. Perez
Perez
St. Bernard Parish
Bogalusa
UPI
Claxton Knight
Clarence Triggs
Knight
Triggs
Bogalusa Civic and Voters League
Trigg
National Asso
Ciation For the Advancement of Colored People
Justice Department
Jesse Cutter
Bogalusa Branch
William Bailey
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Wilkins
Emelec Defeats Guadalajara 4 0 in Latin American opener
Club Emelec of Ecuador routed Mexico's Guadalajara Club 4 0 in the opening game of a Latin American tournament at Wrigley Field. The match drew about 7 500 fans and marked the teams' first ever meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Emelec
Ecuador
Mexico
Guadalajara
Wrigley Field
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Hatlo's
Epw. Caiazzo
Richmond Ave
Statengland, N.Y
Voice of Broadway
Jack O'Brian
H’wood
Burt Lancaster
Connecticut
Legislative Digest
Harry S Truman
Francis
City Cycle & Fun Shop
South Grand
Monroe
18Th St
Sterlington Rd
Ko Hormaits Hermits
Viva Ie Vegas
7Th St
Ricardo Montalban
Greer Garison
Tony Russell - Helga
Ultra-Panavision
Eastgate
Walt Disney
K. Robin Crusobusn
Dick van Dyke
Nancy Kwan
Walt Disneys
Appaloosa
Ron
Atta Nu
Che Gen
Andments
Lal
Cary Grant
Inp
Lloyd Bridges
Shirley Eaton
Brian Kelly
David McCallum
Kenan Wynnarshall
Thompson
Merrill
Anavision
Metrocolor
Ko-Ko-Mo
DeSiard
Hamburger
TWE Mrsc Corporation
Blake Edwards
Panavision
Enedarisis
Rialto
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