Voice of Broadway Big names cross paths in entertainment brief
A collage of show business items notes Mel Broiles secretly forming a New York debut, John Mitchell's disappearance rumors, Marlene Dietrich plans in Switzerland, Madrid traffic pleas to Commissioner Barnes, and changes at the Met and CBS. It also mentions Eddie Davis quitting performing, cinema plans, Astor and Lily at the Colony, and various engagements and projects through mid year.
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Jose Ferrers
John Mitchell
Greenwich Village
Expresso
Tangier
Marlene Dietrich
Switzerland
Madrid
Barnes
Roderick Mann
Bob Musel
UPI
London
Eddie
Davis
Brenda Frazier
Stork
Victoria
Vick
Shipwreck Kelly
Vicky
France
Nuyen
Dr. Morell
Italy
Shubert Alley
Katharine Cornell
W. 57Th Street
Milgrim’s
Joe Levine
Fellini
Ramsey- Lewis
Monaco
Serene
Ann-Margret
Jack Gilardi
Billy Rose
Elizabeth Seal
Shoreham
Washington
Construction Job Accident Fatal To Man
A Jonesboro man died Tuesday in a sewerage construction cave in on Cedar Street near the paper mill in North Hodge. Morris Dale Stephens, 29, died from internal injuries after fellow workers freed his body from seven feet of dirt. Funeral arrangements are by Southern Funeral Home of Jonesboro with services set at Southside Baptist Church.
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North Hodge
Jonesboro
Morris Dale Stephens
Stephens
Cedar Street
Jackson Parish
George E. Gibbons
Southern Funeral Home
Shirley Stephens
Morris Dale Stephens Jr
Glen Stephens
Sherrill
A. M. Stephens
Hugh Stephens
Goldonna
Henry Stephens
Long View
Tex
Raymond Stephens
Yakima
Wash
LaMarr Stephens
Harvey Stephens
Eva Brewton
Saloma Watson
Armstead
Ill
Chloteal Tereece
Vienna
Southside Baptist Church
Bill Moore
Warren Newsom
Louis Moffett
Siloam Cemetery
Wyatt
States Rights Party Plans Candidates for 1960s Elections
The National States Rights Party aims to run presidential and vice presidential hopefuls in 15 to 20 states next year. Dr. Edward R. Fields of Birmingham says former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker may be drafted and that the party will hold a February nomination convention in Birmingham. The group, advocating segregation and states rights, last ran in 1960 with Orval Faubus and John Crommelin, winning about 250,000 votes in five states.
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Birmingham
Ala
National States Rights Party
Edward R. Fields
Edwin A. Walker
Dallas
Fields
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Navy Adm
John A. Crommelin
Wetumpka
Alabama
Tennessee
Delaware
Louisiana
United Nations
Africa
Tuscaloosa
Wallace
Airline Lands In Wrong Field
An Eastern Air Lines DC7 with 17 passengers landed safely at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport, five miles from Broward International Airport. The Broward tower said the pilot misjudged the approach. EAL officials said the small airport runway posed a takeoff problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport
Broward International Airport
Broward
EAL
PUNY TN Across and Down Puzzle Clues Listing
A compact list of crossword clues with numbered Across and Down entries covering land estate molten cast iron ascend peaceful unknot neater epoch work for seaweed rescue Eng queen avail Eur black bird woolen suiting colorless rr smartly dressed surpasses bitter vetch rain hard diving bird those who accept bets national Gr grave SOLUTION OF YESTERDAY S stones be in unison change loam deposit female horses palm fit at cockatoo angle growing Ireland under snow spread to simple dry yy negative set ations liberty gothic rib fishing basket period of years lat cavity in a rock relative breakfast cereal lets it stand mistakes imperiled tiny harass tidal flow regulations snow runners snares Guido highest note time gone
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National Bird
Ireland
City and Parish Schools Scrutinize Bus Routes
Monroe city officials survey the impact of halting city bus service beyond city limits as Ouachita Parish prepares to take parish students. Parish president Rhone says plans depend on a state survey. boundaries may split East and West Ouachita systems, with a new system only west of the river.
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Monroe
van Odom
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita
Robert Rhone
State Department of Education
Rhone
C. G. Drennan
Parish
State
East Ouachita
West Ouachita
Louisiana
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Ouachita River
Kennedy Extends Western Tour to Hawaii
President Kennedy plans a Hawaii stop to attend a mayors conference as part of a western trip. Andrew Hatcher confirmed the Hawaii leg on the eve of the Air Force jet's departure for Colorado Springs, marking a civil rights push and city leader discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Hawaii
Andrew Hatcher
White House
Air Force
Colorado Springs
Colo
America
Soviet Plans For Spacemen Announced At COSPAR Meeting
Warsaw dispatch reports Prof. Anatoly Blagonravov announced the Soviet Union plans several manned flights in 1963 after a 10 month gap. No dates were given. the plan includes two unmanned Venus and Mars shots and additional small satellites, with two 1963 manned flights anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
UPI
Anatoly Blagonravov
Department of Technical Sciences
U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences
International Committee For Outer Space Research
Cospar
Richard Porter
U.S
Blagonrayov
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Blagonravoyo
Venus
Mars
Jury To Probe Negro's Death In Louisiana Shooting
A grand jury will probe the fatal shooting of James Robinson in Rayville Louisiana after a 3 a.m. Monday incident at Weaver's Cafe. Sheriff reports Joe Reddick another Black man fired five shots, hitting Robinson three times. a coroner's inquest followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayville
Richland Parish
Joe Reddick
James Robinson
Weaver
Sanford Funeral Set Tomorrow At Beulah Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Elia Irene Sanford 61 will be held at 10 30 a m Thursday at Beulah Methodist Church Calhoun Rev Lionel Crowell to officiate Interment in Beulah Cemetery under Hixson Brothers Funeral Home direction She died Tuesday afternoon after a five day illness A Calhoun native and West Monroe resident she was a Bethel Baptist Church member Survivors include two sons four sisters two brothers and four grandchildren Pallbearers are named The body will lie in state at the funeral home until services time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Irene Sanford
Beulah Methodist Church
Calhoun
Lionel Crowell
Beulah Cemetery
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Sanford
Lilac Street
West Monroe
Bethel Baptist Church
R. L. Sanford
W. L. Sanford
Houston
Tex
Clara Jowers
Monroe
Vera Cladwell
M. N. Bates
Elmer Zeigler
Lester Boatright
Bill Boatright
Howard Spence
Charlie Hodge
Billy Caldwell
Albert Zeigler
Doc Landreaux
Sims Bennett
Actor Arrested For Driving At Real Slow Rate
Hollywood AP reports veteran actor Richard Arlen was booked on drunken driving suspicion after officers saw him moving slowly among fast traffic on the Hollywood Freeway. Arlen, 62, was released on 276 bail and ordered to appear in municipal court. Two motorcycle officers said he drove between 25 and 30 mph where 60 mph was allowed.
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Hollywood
Richard Arlen
Arlen
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