Voice of Broadway Kilgallen roundups New York arts gossip
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Hollywood and Broadway stars facing public scrutiny and personal moments. Marlene Dietrich in Johannesburg draws applause while others face questions of art over politics. Fashion, romance, and showbiz antics swirl as Barbra Streisand, Tyrone Guthrie, Julie Andrews, and Muhammad Ali headlines mix with brisk bits about Dali fashion ventures and upcoming premieres in Tokyo.
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Hal Prince
France
Hal
Lindsay
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Charlie Bugbee
Richard
U.S
New York
Charlie
Sue Lyon
Achilles Edoard Louis Armstrong
Dino di Laurentis
Titan
Rome
Barbra Streisand
Barbra
Tyrone Guthrie
Minneapolis
Howard Fast
Byron Janis
Byron
Broadway
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Astor Ballroom
Dorothy
Liston
Clay
Muhammed Ding-Dong
Beatniks in Attic Prompt GSA Eviction at FBI Site
Washington dispatch reports the General Services Administration faced an unexpected problem when building along Pennsylvania Avenue for a new FBI headquarters was repurposed. Local artists occupying upper floors as studios triggered police and GSA action amid urban renewal pressures.
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Washington
UPI
General Services Administration
GSA
Pennsylvania Avenue
FBI
Brooks
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed in One List
A dense list of crossword style clues covering topics from months and foods to units and materials. It presents both across and down hints with varied difficulty and no readable surrounding article context.
Sister Francetta Barberis Leaves Robes for Job Corps Post
Sister Francetta Barberis, longtime president of Webster College since 1958, retires from the Catholic order to join the Women's Job Corps as a consultant in Washington, D.C. She becomes president emeritus at Webster and plans to apply her teaching and administration experience to poverty relief work.
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Webster College
Washington
Francetta
Negroes Should Stay In South Urges Speaker
Judge J. A. Sandifer, a North Carolina native who became a New York attorney and civil court judge, told Johnson C. Smith University graduates that Negroes should remain in the South. He warned the North is not the promised land and urged not to flee as previous generations did.
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N.C
North Carolina
New York
South
J. A. Sandifer
Johnson C. Smith University
Sandifer
Civil Court
New York City
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