Film Shooting Fuels Hollywood Xrated Buzz
AP dispatch from Hollywood describes behind the scenes tension over Gore Vidal's Myra Breckenridge at 20th Century Fox. Raquel Welch and Mae West feud for top billing while Rex Reed and director Michael Larne clash. Reed, a former interviewer, details his plans to return to journalism after the shoot despite lucrative pay. Editors note: remainder of dispatch deleted.
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Young Reed
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Louisiana State University
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New York Magazine
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Carradine
Imports Of Lamb Run Twice Last Year's
U S lamb imports from New Zealand and Australia stay about twice 1968 levels as U S per capita lamb use falls. Higher prices, booming foreign output, and weaker domestic production lift imports, with a planned meeting to improve marketing. Lamb output down, price rise sharp, while beef remains favored and imports edge up.
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United States
Ghana Faces Financial Crises Threatening New Democracy
In Accra, Ghana grapples with mounting debt and political turmoil as a Supreme Court ruling ousts opposition leader Komla A. Gbedemah, leaving the National Alliance of Liberals weakened while the government seeks debt restructuring amid warnings from diplomats about inexperience and policy missteps. Major creditors meet to discuss rescheduling amid a looming repudiation risk.
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Britain
Television Slaughters English Language
New York AP notes television violence is less complained about than its damage to English. Comedy and character work drive language decay as Marshal Dillon Daniel Boone and sidekicks slur grammar. Festus Gunsmoke Jimmy Dean and Jim Nabors show mispronunciations and dropped r sounds.
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Best Neighbors Bring House To Black Farmer In Missouri
Hugh Rowland, a Black farmer near St Joseph, lost his home and livestock in a July fire. A moving company delivered a donated house from Clarence Miller, and white neighbors pledged furniture and furnishings. Rowland praised his neighbors and said the gesture showed how races should treat each other.
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Hugh Rowland
St. Joseph
Clarence Miller
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Panthers confront police at Kansas City chief office door
Four Black Panthers clashed with eight police officers outside Police Chief C M Kelleys office in Kansas City. Panthers sought to attend a news conference Kelley had scheduled but was barred. After a brief struggle the four Panthers were subdued.
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Black Panther Party
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