Divorcees Make Film Together on Night Walker Set
HOLLYWOOD AP reports Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor, recently divorced, reunite on the Night Walker set with Barbara widowed and Taylor as family lawyer. They work through a chapel scene amid light banter, staging, and mutual professional focus, as director William Castle guides the shoot.
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Erhard Will Visit Canada
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard leaves Bonn for a five day trip to Canada and the United States to strengthen North American and Western European bonds. He says the trip aims for a loyal alliance and coinciding positions with Canada and the United States. He will meet Prime Minister Pearson in Ottawa, speak at Harvard and CFR in New York, and meet President Johnson in Washington.
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Montana Ranch Family Reaches Alaskan Island Holdings
A rugged Montana ranch family arrived safely on Unalaska Island in the Aleutians to take up sprawling new holdings on an inactive volcano. Rufus Choate of Miles City Montana said the voyage took 11 days and five hours and praised favorable weather.
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Landers letters spark views on leaders and freckles
In a reader exchange from Richmond and other towns, Ann Landers replies that leadership does not equal emotional stability, noting famous dictators as examples. A dissenting voice praises freckles as part of a girl’s personality, while another admirer thanks Landers for insightful, entertaining guidance. A separate item follows about Choate and crew sailing to Alaska with livestock aboard a 96-foot vessel built in 1891, detailing voyage plans and ambitions to relocate herdings.
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Army tightens control on surplus rifles sales in U S
In Washington the Army centralizes tracking of surplus rifle buyers and rifle club members amid rising inquiries about procurement for practice and competition. Officials deny tie to Kennedy assassination and outline routine oversight rather than new policy.
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John F. Kennedy
Italians Die In Disasters Clatters Across Northern Italy
A hurricane and heavy rainstorms in northern Italy caused at least 11 deaths Monday night and today. Dozens of fishermen were drowned or missing after boats were blown to sea in the upper Adriatic. A landslide near Lake Como buried five workers. all bodies recovered. Thousands of tourists were forced from beachfront camps between Ravenna and Rimini as rescue units saved hundreds stranded by flooding.
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Walker Sues AP For Libel
Fort Worth Texas AP reports former Maj. Gen Edwin A Walker begins presenting evidence in a $2 million libel suit against The Associated Press over 1962 Mississippi riot coverage. A 12 member jury must agree on verdict. AP plans its defense asserting truth of stories about Walker at Oxford.
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Associated Press
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Closed Circuit TV grows in schools and theaters
A look at how closed circuit television spreads across America. The system enables remote viewing of performances, surgeries, classrooms, banks, and sports events. Bell System and independents see a booming market as sales reach 16.5 million dollars yearly with 4 million students receiving part of their education via closed circuit networks in South Carolina and beyond.
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Greek Troops Alert Amid Fear Of Invasion Of Cyprus
Athens reports Greek armed forces on alert amid fears Turkey plans to invade Cyprus tonight or tomorrow. Iskenderun in Turkey’s southeast shows no unusual activity. Greece and Cyprus had earlier been alerted. U S pressure helped avert action. Turkey asserts a landing would defend the island’s present constitution.
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U.S
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Ralph Murray
Ankara
Johnson
More On Fats Says All Should Eat Less Fat
The American Heart Association broadened its guidance to include everyone not just overweight people and those with heart disease. It cites mounting evidence linking dietary fat and cholesterol in the blood to heart disease.
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