Goldwyn Wins $300000 Suit Verdict
Samuel Goldwyn won a 300000 dollar verdict against 20th Century Fox and related firms in a Sherman Act case. Judge George Harris trebled damages to 300000 under federal antitrust law after finding Goldwyn had to accept terms set by distributors. The trial began in 1957 and involved losses on exhibiting rights including The Secret Life of Walter Mitty and other Goldwyn titles.
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Only Immigrants To Israel Are Zionists
New York reports Israel Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion defines Zionism as the desire to immigrate to Israel. He says Aliyah means going up and asserts only future immigrants can call themselves Zionists in a joint session with American Zionist leaders. The clash centers on the movement’s global unification role.
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U N Guard Wins Ace Award For Cartooning
Arne Rhode, a United Nations guard, wins the Ace Award from the National Cartoonists Society for caricature work. Rhode, 40, Norwegian born, lives in Denville New Jersey with his wife and two children. He keeps politics out of his humor while lampooning coworkers and earned the scroll from Bill Holman at a Lambs Club ceremony attended by Ralph Bunche and noted cartoonists Rube Goldberg and Milton Caniff.
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Kentucky Joins Union as 16th State in 1792 History
On this day in history Kentucky became the 16th state in the United States in 1792. The entry notes other events and figures such as John Masefield born in 1878 and General de Gaulle’s 1999 French Assembly decisions, with a reflective Thought for today by Masefield.
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