Night of 100 Stars gala draws laughs amid Taylor feud
Elizabeth Taylor complained that Sir Laurence Olivier hogged lines in The Night of 100 Stars causing producer Charles Russell to rewrite the script. Miss Taylor, Jean Simmons and Olivier headlined a star-studded charity show in London benefiting theatrical charities.
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Okla
Henry Bellman
California
Edmund G. Brown
Haescreen
West Coast
Oklahoma
Tye
Buddhists Reject Diem Peace Offer Over Religious Crisis
Buddhist leaders in Saigon rejected President Ngo Dinh Diem's peace overture until the regime takes clear steps toward a settlement of the religious crisis. They demand the release of Buddhists arrested during protests and insist on assurances of government intentions before agreeing to talks with an inter-ministerial committee. Diem had pledged to terms of a compromise and allowed all 14 Buddhist sects to fly flags, following earlier permissions for six sects. The Buddhists, about seven percent of South Vietnam's population, have staged large demonstrations against perceived restrictions on religious freedom.
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Shatun
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House of Representatives
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Bismarck
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Mary
Saigon
UPI
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Buddhist Inter-Sect Committee
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Biem
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South
Viet ‘Nam
Federal Buildings Magazine Restriction Reversed in Region 9
The GSA Region 9 headquarters in San Francisco scrapped its 199 approved publication list for federal buildings and newsstands in California Hawaii and Nevada. Newsstand operators may order magazines of their choice while the regional office continues study of the issue.
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Cali- Selection
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Hawaii
Nevada
General Services Administration
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National Review
New Republic
the Reporter
Saturday Review
GSA
Ralph G. Deede
Local Elections Document Reveals Campaign Notes
Officials discussed at Coe Beach California a campaign for decent standards led by Alfred R Lynch of Pacifica and other Northern California figures. The document lists a California school teacher and regional chairman involvement and mentions Citizens for Decent standards.
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Ost
Coe Beach
Call Pry
Alfred R
Lynch
Pacifica
Orriver
Calif
Northern California
Nempe
Citizens For Decent
Letters From Viet Nam Describe Slain Yanks and Leaves
The letter from Roanoke resident E Hackley recaps a July 11 dispatch alleging three U S soldiers were killed in action in Vietnam. Capt Robert J Mosier 36, and Maj Lawrence E Hackley 30, were named among the dead. The families express pride and sorrow, noting the men died in a guerrilla attack in Bonifay Florida reportedly en route home for leave.
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Lawrence E. Hackley
Jacke L. Godman
U.S.A
Saigon
Hore
Robert J. Mosier
Goodman
David S. Goodman
Binh Lang
Bonifay
Mosier
George R.J
Grady
Ala
Viet Montgomery
T Nai
Army
Land
Debra Kay
Mrs. Brent
Los Angeles school tax up eight cents per cap
The Los Angeles Board of Education increased the school tax by 8.81 cents to a total of 4.99 dollars per cap for the 1962-63 fiscal year. Officials also rejected a cross-district exchange of mostly Negro and white 10th grade students among six schools including Huntington Park South Gate and Westchester, citing social imbalance concerns.
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