Carol Lawrence sidelined by fall. Marilyn Michaels steps in
In New York Westbury theater in the round Carol Lawrence cut her lip during a Funny Girl performance and was unable to sing Fanny Brice. Marilyn Michaels, just back from a national tour, replaced her with an hour to rehearse as the audience cheered at intermission. Dr Gregory Pincus, cofounder of the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology, died in Boston at 64, noted for developing Enovid the first practical oral contraceptive pill. Hedy Lamarr dropped charges against Donald Blyth, saying she did not wish to pursue the case for her well being after a confrontation at her Beverly Estates home. Cary Grant and Dyan Cannon’s divorce suit advances as Cannon seeks custody and substantial support, while Grant faces alimony and child support hearings in Los Angeles court.
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Fanny Brice
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Worcester Foundation For Experimental Biology
Shrewsbury
Mass
Food and Drug Administration
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Hedy Lamarr
Donald Ross Blyth
el Monte
Calif
Santa Monica
Mark McDonald
McDonald
Blyth
H. L. Lee
Texas
W. Howard Lee
R C. Madlock
Beverly Estates
Cary Grant
Grant
Dyan Cannon
Miss Cannon
Jennifer
Las Vegas
Comeday
Hollywood
Giants
Dodger Stadium
Superior Court
William E. MacFaden
Clark Denies Urging Bombing of China
Retired Gen. Mark Clark, of Charleston, denies urging bombing Red China unless China intervenes in Vietnam as it did in Korea. He says he was misquoted from talks at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in New Orleans and in a Charleston News and Courier interview.
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S.C. Uy
Mark Clark
Red China
Korea
Clark
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Orleans
LBJ Pushes Israeli Pullback and Five Point Plan
Beirut reports say President Johnson wrote King Faisal assuring Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza and Sinai if Arab countries accept his five point program announced June 19. The plan calls for Arab recognition of Israel, refugee justice, open shipping rights, arms race limits, and political independence for all.
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Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Beirut
al Hayat
Washington
Israel
Double Decker Bus Mishap Injures Five in England
Sher Mohammed drove a double decker bus under a bridge with a 13 foot clearance in West Bromwich England. The bus upper deck was damaged and five passengers were hospitalized for treatment of shock. The 3 year old driver was fined 28 dollars for careless driving and demoted to conductor.
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West Bromwich
Eng
UPI
Sher Mohammed
Doubledecker
Watts Riot Troops Becomes Negro Youth Camp at Camp Roberts
The Watts riots base in California was repurposed as Camp Roberts to host 240 Negro youths from 14 to 21 for a country holiday. TED WATKINS led the effort, using Watts Community Conservation Corps leaders to staff groups. Ruth Marie Cross supervised 75 girls as Shugie, a key punch operator and mother of four, who began her role amid delays and discipline challenges.
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Ted Watkins
Camp Roberts
Ferman Moore
Anthony Freeman
Watkins
Watts Riot Troops
Negro Youth Camp
Camp
Roberts
Natonal
California
Watts
Nacimento
Los Angeles
Watts Community Conservation Corps
Ruth Marie Cross
Shugie
Mos
Thei
Watts Lapar
Fire Fighters Lose Ground in Northwest
Reported exhaustion among embatted crews as fires raged across Northwest timber regions. By Tuesday flames expanded to about 60,000 acres in Washington Oregon southern Idaho and British Columbia wind shifts and reinforcements from Utah Montana Idaho offered hope for control pacts. About 5 000 acres burned in Glacier Park region with 4 400 plus personnel manning lines in Montana and northern Idaho as crews faced long hours and dwindling resources.
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Idaho
Washington
British Columbia
Montana
Washington State
Northwest
Ted Thompson
Glacier National Park
Glacier Park
U.S. Forest Service
Ogden
Utah
Vancouver
Montana-north
Butte
Mont
Spokane
Wash
Yacht Club Restrained in Negro Member Dispute
A California judge barred the South Coast Corinthian Yacht Club from cancelling Dr. Robert T. Rubin’s membership after he sponsored a Black applicant. A Sept. 6 hearing on a temporary injunction will determine due process before any expulsion. Rubin sued the club and officers claiming the attempted expulsion on July 26 was improper.
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UPI
San Diego
South Coast
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marina del Rey
Robert
T. Rubin
Steven S. Weisman
Rubin
Pelham
Calhoun Jr
Tough Nut Defies Reds in Peking
Donald Hopson, Britain's charge d affaires in Peking since 1965, earns praise for calm defiance amid Red Guards rhetoric. The tall, mustached diplomat shields Russians, rejects a protest note, and maintains royal British composure at embassy receptions despite attacks on Hong Kong and insulted dignity.
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Donald Hopson
Britain
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Hopson
Walker
Chen Yi
Hong Kong
Mao Tse Tung
Mao
China
Lo Kueys Po
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