Broadway Gossip and World Film Buzz Collide in NYC
Kay Gable dating Dr. Heimer. Ava Gardner to stay in Rio. Brando premiere at Concord. Chinatown image campaigns. Marion Brando touring with press. Lopez prophesies Lindsay win. Dems fund Lindsay against Wagner. Petersen courting Patty Duke. Four Seasons at World's Fair. Anne Jeffreys in Kismet revival. Maureen O Sullivan worried over Mia Sinatra romance. Goulet to star in 1966 TV series. Jack Ruby illness rumor. Joe Levine plans Daydreamers film. CIA expands in Central Africa.
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DAILY CROSSWORD 22 Having an awn 24 Title of respect
Clues fill a crossword grid and reference words such as awn bearded hairlike feature and a title of respect for a person. The puzzle includes entries for Indian weight and phrases meaning dwells and away with apartment type and pair concepts. The set also hints at a Saturday feature and a large worm.
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Hal
O'Neill
Cryptoquote sample hints reveal encoded message
A substitution cipher note shows a daily key replacing letters. the quotation marks reveal a Baudelaire line about many small lights making happiness. The excerpt includes fragments that mimic a puzzle start and a signature style in quotes.
Petrified Trees Fascinating Stone Logs in Arizona Forest
Gordon Soper of Indianola wins this week’s combined prize for the quiz question about petrified logs in the Petrified National Forest, Arizona. Hank studies ancient tree trunks formed when ancient swamps covered the Triassic landscape, later buried and mineralized into stone.
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United States
Hank
Petrified National Forest
Arizona
Gordon Soper
Indianola
Wash
Compton
Young Will Go On Claims Court
Former State Republican Chairman Fred A. Young and Monroe County Democratic leader Robert E. O'Brien are expected to be named to two new seats on the State Court of Claims. Young would join the court after a prior tenure from 1949 to 1963 and has served as a land-taking procedures consultant. O'Brien resigned as county Democratic chairman amid a string of Upstate leadership changes.
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Albany, N.Y
Fred A. Young
State Court of Claims
Young
Court of Claims
Robert E. O'Brien
Monroe County
O'Brien
Court of
GOP
Peter J. Crotty
Buffalo
Erie County
Democratic Committee
Leonard L. Schieffelin
Rochester
Coins saved valued at thirteen thousand dollars
Dominick Berlingieri, 68, longtime coin collector, planned to profit from his hobby. Friday a neighbor found Berlingieri dead of natural causes in his New York home.
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New York
Dominick Berlingieri
Neghbor
Berlingieri
Long Savings Found After Brooklyn Apartment Search
Police recovered $14,000 in quarters dimes and nickels from the two room apartment over a Brooklyn waterfront restaurant once run by the man for 30 years. Officers used a coin counting machine from the Transit Authority to tally the life savings. In sports Curt Flood of the St Louis Cardinals posted the league’s longest hitting streak in the first month at 12 games.
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Transit Authority
Curt Flood
St. Louis Cardinals
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