Brown and Christopher Clash on Cooperation in San Francisco
In a tense exchange Sacramento faces freeway woes as Mayor Christopher and Governor Brown spar over cooperation with the city. Brown accuses Christopher of unfair, untruthful remarks while Christopher defends seeking a closer state city alliance and notes he expects a warmer working relationship with Mayor-elect Shelley.
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USC Medic Researcher Katz Kills Himself in Office
In Los Angeles USC medical researcher Dr. Yale Joe Katz, 50, an associate professor of medicine and heart and kidney specialist, died by suicide in his office. Police say he left notes stating Every fate is innocent and I love Anne and children. His wife Anne, 45, and a lab assistant found him. Katz had been on the General Hospital staff for nine years.
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Rome to shut 700 movie theaters protest TV ruling
About 700 cinema venues in Rome and Lazio will close on December 15 and 17 in protest of a television competition ruling. Movie managers met to decide on action amid the TV policy dispute.
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Martha Raye Soon to Quit Hospital
SANTA MONICA United Press International reports comedienne Martha Raye Loday was expected to be released Monday from St. John’s Hospital after an overdose of sleeping pills. A hospital spokesman said she was resting comfortably and ready to go home, with police noting her late Thursday admission and her statement of having no intention of taking her life.
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Book Critical of JFK No Return on Sale in New York
Distribution of J F K s Tie Man and the Myth, a best selling book, will resume after suspension following Kennedy s assassination. Macmillan Publishing Co says there will be no active promotion as distribution restarts. Parts of the book are considered critical of the President.
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Paul Robeson Said Returning Home From Abroad
The ailing Paul Robeson, living in Berlin, is reported ready to return to the United States after five years abroad. Louis Lomax, who spent a week with Robeson, says Robeson is coming home soon in a deeper sense, not just physically. Robeson, 65, was accused by HUAC in 1947 of supporting Communist front groups and had his passport withdrawn in 1950 for refusing to sign a State Department affidavit later struck down by the Supreme Court. He moved to London in 1958, then went behind the Iron Curtain for medical care. His British agent hinted nervous strain, Robeson has refused to answer whether he is a Communist, asserting a constitutional right to belong to any party. He received the International Stalin Peace Prize in 1952, praising the Soviet Union.
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Jury Hung In Hefner Playboy Nudity Trial
CHICAGO NP The obscenity case against Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner ended in a hung jury after the June issue featuring Jayne Mansfield nude photos. Judge Nicholas J. Matkovic scheduled a hearing to set a possible second trial date. Hefner testified the nude pages were a minor part of Playboy and said the magazine aims to entertain and edify the urban male. He noted he paid $5,000 for the Mansfield pictures from a California studio.
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Long Beach Theater Showings From Managers
Stirring showtimes list for Long Beach venues including Palace and Roxy. Details given mix film titles and times such as Magnificent Seven and Lawrence of Arabia with scattered duration and price notes.
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Tides and Temperatures for Sunday 1964 December
Tide and weather summary from Long Beach Lifeguards with US Coast Guard data. Sunrise 6 45 am Sunset 4 45 pm high tides 4 32 am 4 5 ft low 10 39 am 2 2 ft water temp 60 calm sea conditions reported by lifeguards.
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Wyman Refuses Movie Chief Post Over Washington Move
California Democratic chairman Eugene L. Wyman rejected a proposal to helm the Motion Picture Association of America and the Association of Motion Picture Producers. He explained he could not relocate from California to Washington, as it would require his wife, Rosalind Wyman, to leave her city council seat.
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Legal settlement over Thunderball rights ends three year dispute
London producer Kevin McClory settles with novelist Ian Fleming publishers Johnathan Cape and financier John Bryce over rights to the James Bond tale Thunderball. Under the accord Fleming assigns his movie and TV rights to McClory, while McClory and Jack Whittingham are acknowledged as contributors. Costs are split with Fleming paying his legal costs and Bryce covering his and McClory’s, plus an undisclosed damages sum reportedly about 698,000.
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Ty Power Estate Must Pay $70 000 in Fees
In Los Angeles a superior court concluded the estate of film actor Tyrone Power must pay 70000 in extraordinary fees to attorneys and executors who saved the estate from insolvency. Debtor: Power widow Deborah Power Loew and Linda Christian. fees to be split with attorneys and executors receiving 40000 and 30000 respectively.
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Depositors In Tulsa Bank Clash After Closure
Angry depositors outside the Southern Hills National Bank of Tulsa pounded the front door and broke a window as staff inside feared the crowd would break in. The disturbance followed a state official's praise of the bank's operation after its reopening as the reorganized Southern Hills National Bank amid disputed book keeping and returns to makers on many checks.
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Hope Reacts Well to Eye Treatment at City Hospital
Bob Hoye shows a positive response after receiving his first eye treatment for a blood clot in the left eye at Children’s Hospital, according to a hospital spokesman. The update notes improvement since the procedure.
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