Veiled Broadway Rumors Stir Chicago Nightlife
The notes report Lucille Ball praising the Wildcat cast and discuss Debbie Reynolds rumored as her replacement. Rumors mention Gypsy Rose Lee eyeing the 1964 World's Fair Midway and Wax museum plans with Cecil Beaton. James Hudson, Judy Garland talks, and actor Alec Guinness billed as Sir spark speculation.
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Telemeer
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Earl
Celebrity Service
Blackwell
Michael Sean O'Shea
Madame Tussaud
London
Adam and Eve
Cecil Beaton
Cecil
al Hirt
Mary
Greta Garbo
Page Boy
No Sparks Good Sign In Vienna
Europe views Kennedy Khrushchev talks as a calm sign for future negotiations. Western diplomats and Communist papers alike call the Vienna meeting a cautious start with room for progress on disarmament and Berlin, while urging continued talks to bridge East West gulf.
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Trybuna Ludu
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Czechoslovakia
Prague
Rude Pravo
Willy Brandt
Socialist Party
Berlin
Brandt
Sbeiderbladet
Mandingo sparks renewed demand for pocket editions
The play Mandingo has drawn fresh interest as pocket editions emerge. After the novel stirred controversy, the stage adaptation now prompts renewed notices that may push the work to best seller status.
Goldfine Faces Sentence Tied to Full Disclosure
Bernard Goldfine tours a possible four month to twenty two year prison outcome as federal sources link his tax evasion case to full disclosure on over 600000 dollars in cash withdrawals and checks to cash from Strathmore Woolen and other holdings. The judge attached a five year probation condition requiring cooperation with the attorney general.
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G AP
Bernard Goldfine
U.S. Dist
George C. Sweeney
Goldfine
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Strathmore Woolen Co
Federal
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Russia
Congressional
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adams
Securities and Exchange Commission
Mildred Paperman
Strathrore Company
Louisville editor Tom Wallace dies at 86 in Kentucky
Tom Wallace, former president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and editor emeritus of the Louisville Times, dies at his home in Louisville at age 86 after a long career starting as a police reporter. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Shelbyville.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kentucky
Tom Wallace
Louisville Times
Inter-American Press Association
Wallace
The
Times
Richmond
Shelbyville
Louisville Dispatch
Louisville Evening Post
Louisville Herald
St. Louis Republic
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Red China Burma border lands transfer completed
Radio Peiping reported that China and Burma completed the boundary exchange. China receives 132 square miles and two border villages while Burma gains 75 square miles and four border villages under the treaty.
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Red China
Burma
Radio Peiping
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