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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
4
Ludmila Grishiani daughter of Premier Kosygin, visited the Metropolitan Opera during La Gioconda intermission. She praised the opera saying it reminded her of Russian opera and Renata Tebaldi kissed her cheek and expressed a wish to perform in Russia.
George Plimpton, author of Paper Lion, said United Artists has bought film rights for 50 000 dollars. The Paris Review editor will test for the central role portraying himself in a movie about his Lions football practice, adding another amateur versus pro crossover.
Actress Joan Plowright says Sir Laurence Olivier has cancer but a good chance of cure. She urged the public not to cancel bookings at Britain's National Theater during Olivier's absence. Doctors have forbidden Olivier, 60, to appear for three weeks, causing seven performances to be missed.
In Encino California AP report Sonny and Cher announce they are expecting their first child. Cher notes that discovering the baby brings life complete while reflecting on their marriage since October 1964.
The Soviet Writers' Union approved publication of a Solzhenitsyn novel and a short story that had been confiscated by the secret police two years earlier. Solzhenitsyn, famed for One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, circulated a letter at the national congress calling for ending literary censorship and asking the Union to defend authors attacked by cultural overseers.
South Korean military officials report about 30 North Korean agents killed and two captured after more than 20 firefights in the last two weeks. Police Director Han OkeShin says Kim’s regime is sending a record number of agents armed with rocket launchers and machine guns, infiltrating in groups rather than individually.
Berlin AP reports East Germany Premier Willi Stoph demanded that West Germany drop its claim to represent all Germans as a condition for any talks with the East. The statement frames the stalemate in Cold War diplomacy amid ongoing protests.
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