Marcello Rejected by Six Nations in Deportation Saga
Carlos Marcello, the alleged Gulf Coast mob boss, faced multiple rejections as he sought entry after illegally reentering the U.S. He was deported to Guatemala in April, then barred by El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, and Tunisia, with Guatemala and six nations denying him asylum or entry. His lawyers say he was born in Tunis, a claim Tunis also rejected.
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Business Recovery May Revive Inflation Trend
Washington AP Top advisers warn Kennedy administration on inflation risk from rising business upturn. Heller, Dillon, Rostow urge self restraint and moderate wage settlements to avoid price hikes, while avoiding direct controls except in wartime. Output could hit $530 billion yearly by 1961 end with a budget surplus by 1963 if discipline holds.
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May Auto Sales Show Big Gain
DETROIT AP The nation's auto dealers posted the strongest May in 1961 for new car sales and daily rate. May totals reached 537,825 cars with a 20,686 daily rate, narrowing the gap to 30,000 from May 1960's 566,650 and 22,665.
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Sir Alec Guinness rejects titles in Hollywood role blames misnaming
Hollywood profile notes Alec Guinness resents being called Sir by studios. He asks to be introduced as Alec and objects to Mister. The piece highlights his versatility in A Majority of One with Rosalind Russell, language study, and cosmopolitan career path.
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Miss Churchill Fined Again for Drunken Disorderly Conduct
BRIGHTON England AP Sarah Churchill daughter of Sir Winston Churchill actress was fined two pounds for being drunk and disorderly in a Brighton pub. It was her eighth such offense in two years. She pleaded guilty and said she regretted it.
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Hollywood buzz on stars and new projects across studios
Hollywood-Metro debates a Burton Doris Day jet for Jumbo while eyeing Stephen Boyd. Tahoe talks aim to sign Jimmy Durante for a new Western comedy The Rounders with Wellman producing. Judy Garland rebirth includes London trip and Newport Jazz Festival. Sophia Loren planning French cast Madame Sane Gene. Brendan Behan’s triumph with wife present. Kay Gable hosting John Clark christening and writing his story. Tommy Sands shifts to The Beardless Warriors after Babes in Toyland. Agnes Moorehead vows no more Hollywood waiting. Lily Pons returns from Tahiti amid press breakdown delays.
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Sophia Loren Advocates Simple Recipe For Tension Relief
Sophia Loren shares a two word method to beat nerves, Please yourself, during a lunch break in New York while dubbing dialogue for her upcoming film. She emphasizes a relaxed attitude, enjoying food, and working hard without letting routine or tension take over. Loren recalls humble beginnings, values naivete, and bets on pursuing only pleasing work.
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Obituaries for Nystrom Haines and Wallace listed
Funeral services are planned for Karl F. Nystrom 79 former Milwaukee Road mechanical officer and patent holder. James J. Haines 57 real estate executive and Daily Calumet chairman died Friday. Tom Wallace 87 former editor of Louisville Times died Monday in Prospect Kentucky.
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Tom Wallace
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Drought Hits Southern Mexico Livestock Die in Hundreds
A heat wave and drought in southern Mexico causing heavy cattle losses. The National Livestock Confederation reported more than 500 cattle deaths in Veracruz state over the past eight days.
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National Livestock Confederation
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