Taylor Cleopatra contract to be reviewed late January
A 20th Century Fox executive in New York stated Elizabeth Taylor's Cleopatra contract will be reviewed around the end of January. Seymour Poe denied reports that Taylor's 2,140,500 salary plus expenses are all the company plans to pay, noting attorneys are handling discussions and no earnings statements will be issued until then. Brendan Behan, the playwright, was found unconscious in Dublin with pneumonia and head injuries and is described as fairly comfortable yet ill as police investigate possible fall or hit-and-run.
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Marriage Ends of 2nd Anniversary Elaine Stewart Divorce
Elaine Stewart filed for divorce on her second wedding anniversary alleging her husband Arthur William Carter 45 acted with violence and attempted to choke her. The suit was not contested. Carter worked as an actor. The article also recalls Wallenda family tragedy and a separate French court life sentence for Antoine Argoud in connection with the Algiers generals’ revolt.
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Tricia Nixon Visits Ohio Colleges In Summer Visit
Tricia Nixon, nine senior at Chapin School, visits Miami University and Western College for Women in Oxford Ohio as she considers her college plans. Mrs Nixon accompanies Nurdaghte to Oxford on this trip as she weighs options for next fall.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
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New York City
Oswald Widow Recalls Plot Against Walker
Lee Hervey, Oswalds widow, confirms husband claimed involvement in a plot against Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker. She also says he left a Russian note hinting at a possible attack and that a high powered rifle nearly hit Walker on April 10. Jim Martin, the business adviser, relayed her account of the events and note.
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Walker
Jim Martin
Vatican Sees Two Meetings Between Paul VI and Athenagoras
Official Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras of Constantinople are to meet twice in the Holy Land with one possibility of a first gathering at the apostolic delegation in Jerusalem and a second at the Gethsemane site.
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Holy Land
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Youths Egg Civil Rights Picket Line in Los Angeles
About 20 youths allegedly pelted civil rights demonstrators as police dispersed a crowd of nearly 30 people outside a Pere Avenue and Figueroa Street eatery in South Los Angeles. The incident followed actions by the tarANT group and involved Non Violent Action Committee members.
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Peace Talks Between Allies and Khrushchev Seen in 1964
The Geneva disarmament conference opens January 21 with allied Western plans and Khrushchev’s five point proposal aiming to ease Cold War tensions. Diplomats warn no quick deal. discussions focus on phased disarmament, non aggression pacts, and measures to curb nuclear spread.
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Kennedy Named 1963 Newsmaker of the Year
John F Kennedy named Newsmaker of the Year for 1963 by AP editors and radio TV stations. Highlights include the hot line with Khrushchev, the wheat sale to Russia, Kennedy's assassination, and the year’s other top figures across science, labor, religion, and entertainment.
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Chou Enlai Visits Albania Amid Cold War Talks
Premier Chou Enlai arrived in Tirana to meet Albanian leaders, labeling U.S. hostility over Taiwan and noting Beijing’s pursuit of peaceful coexistence. Albanian officials frame the visit as strengthening Sino Albanian ties against the Soviet bloc.
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Dinah Shore Maid Freed on Probation
Ruth Wenzel, 37, former maid in Montgomery's home, was placed on two years' probation after pleading guilty to simple assault for shooting at him last Aug. 27 in his apartment. The judge also ordered psychiatric treatment, noting she is emotionally disturbed. The case stemmed from a relationship with Dinah Shore. The second item reports U.S. cigarette and tobacco output rising, with the Agriculture Department noting record levels for 1963 and projections of further increases amid uncertain health debates.
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Los Angeles
Istruck
Ruth Wenzel
George Montgomery
Miss Wenzel
Montgomery
Dinah Shore
Washington
ePi
Amer
Agriculture Department
Department
Federal stockpiles decline in October report
Federal stockpiles including strategic materials and farm surpluses were valued at 14.4 billion dollars in October, down 119 million from September. The stockpile report was issued Monday by the House Senate Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures, led by Senator Harry F Byrd.
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Washington
Homes for Sale Featured in Classified Section 149
Don’t miss a fine selection of home values offered in the Classified Section 149. This notice highlights available properties, emphasizing compact listings and value offers for prospective buyers.
What I Believe and Why by President Johnson
President Johnson explains his personal beliefs in a major Reader's Digest article titled What I Believe and Why. He discusses opposition to labeling Americans, critiques excessive taxation, and defines the highest purpose of government policy during his Senate years with Kennedy.
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U.S. Senate
Reader's Digest
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