Broadway gossip and showbiz notes from New York
The column covers Duke of Windsor art, Lee Radziwill, Bobby Kennedy shifts in NY campaigns, Frank Gorshin contract trouble, Fred Astaire quip, Stones buying Maugham villa, Rosemary Murphy film scene, Perry Como golf chat, Sophia Loren party scene, Bill Robinson birthday, Amy Freeman awards, L Etoile restaurant opening, UMich DuBois clubs, Batman drama, intermarriage rumor, Johnny Mathis act, Fisher and Marks split, Peter and Gordon split risk, Paul Newman Harper sequel, Dick Kallman rising star, RCA Victor crackdown on rock lyrics.
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New York
Duchess of Windsor
Rene Bouche
Jackie Kennedy
Lee Radziwell
London
Carlton Tower
Bouche
Bobby Kennedy
JFK
N. Y
Frank Gorshin
the Riddler
Chicago
Gerald Kaufman
Fred Astaire
Miracle Boy
Somerset Maugham
Rolling Stones
St. Jean Cap Ferrat
French Riviera
Rosemary Murphy
Rheingold Beer
Henry Moore
Sophia Loren
Bill “Bojangles
Maxwell House Coffee
mid-Manhattan
L’etoile
East 59Th St
Plaza
Manhattan
University of Michigan
J. E. Hoover
Top Brass
Johnny Mathis
Fisher & Marks Cafe
Marks
Peter & Gordon
Paul Newman
Harper
Bogart
Dick Kallman
MGM
Edwy
Rca-Victor
A&r
Green estate exceeds 200000 with specific bequests to libraries
The late U.S. Senator Theodore Francis Green left an estate over $200,000 with $10,000 bequests to the Providence Public Library and Brown University. Rhode Island School of Design will select 10 paintings from his Chinese art collection. The school will be permitted to choose them.
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Providence, R.I
U.S
Theodore Francis Green
Providence Public Library
Brown University
Rhode Island School of Design
School
Shadow shadows and light angle explained in junior quiz
Brenda Childress of Springfield Missouri wins today’s combined prize for this question. Instructions describe how shadows vary with sun position and a candle scene. Readers are invited to mail postcards with their own shadow experiments and drawings to Junior Editors.
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Jack
Java
Brenda Childress
Springfield
Lack of Rain Signals Hard Wheat Crop Ahead
Wheat farmers face drought and late freezes across the Great Plains with forecasts of a smaller harvest. Central and western Kansas and surrounding states report stunted fields as pests add to damage while rain could revive the crop.
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Great Plains
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Nebraska
Washington
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandles
Wheat Shows Promise After Freeze Damage In Kansas
Andrew B. Erhart of Kansas State University's Garden City station notes wheat can recover from severe damage and late heads have appeared in some fields. He warns rain could boost late wheat, though this was a dry year with only modest rainfall in central Kansas despite a few spots receiving up to two inches.
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Andrew B. Erhart
Garden City
Kan
Kansas State University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Erhart
Kansas
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