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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
8
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AP Movie-Television Writer Bob Thomas reports on The Greatest Story Ever Told nearing completion. George Stevens’ $19 million production wraps shooting with Max von Sydow as Jesus and the Apostles departing as crews regroup for final editing before a 1964 Easter release.
Izvestia accused UPI correspondent Don Larrimore and Slavic languages professor Irving Shaw of attempting to recruit a Soviet citizen named Felix S. for Western intelligence during 1956 57 in Moscow. Izvestia claimed Larrimore worked as a CIA collaborator and financed by the agency. Felix reported the meetings after his father found two $50 bills in a letter from Shaw. UPI said Larrimore later moved to Rome and did not use a Soviet visa.
Vatican Radio denounces Marxism and communism as incompatible with Christianity and free humanity. The broadcast argues neither evolution nor ethnic or geographic factors can legitimize communism for free peoples or Catholics, urging vigilance against communist ideology and promoting peace initiatives while warning of ongoing ideological threat.
More than 6,000 movie goers were forced to leave Radio City Music Hall in New York after an electrical generator fire in the basement cut power. Patrons, unaware until the organist announced no show, had not yet started viewing The Thrill of It All.
A collage of London gossip and cultural nods spans Dr Stephen Ward coverage, Mandy Rice-Davies as crown witness, Ipswich road name fight Mandy Close, and celebrity chatter about Elizabeth Taylor Cleopatra and Louis Jourdan. It blends foreign correspondence woes with quips on signage and a Charing Cross hospital mishap in a breezy 1960s style column.
In Goslar Germany hundreds of West watching tourists including Swedes and Danes saw East German guards fire on a man attempting to flee to the West. A woman was stopped and likely wounded, the man was shot in the leg and killed as he reached the border. Tourists shouted insults and threw stones, and the body lay in weeds for two hours before removal.
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