Legal Actions Across Arts Sports and Politics in Brief
A federal judge in Birmingham postponed pretrial hearings on Paul Bryant libel suits against Curtis Publishing to August 14. In Atlanta a damages suit seeks $1 million from Arlene Francis over a fatal Long Island crash. Producer Robert Sparks dies at 63, linked to Penny Singleton, with credits including Gun Smoke and Perry Mason. Senator Warren Magnuson undergoes hospital tests amid civil rights hearings. Atchison Kansas marks Amelia Earhart stamp tribute with a fly-out featuring Ninety Nines members.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Paul Bryant
Saturday Evening Post
U.S
H. H. Grooms
the Post
Bryant
Georgia
Wallace Butts
Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Atlanta
Bults
Robert Sparks
Hollywood
Sparks
Penny Singleton
MGM Studios
Paramount
RKO
Columbia Broadcasting System
Screen Gers
Grace
Susan Sen
Magnuson
Warren G. Magnuson
Alex Grinstein
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Washington State
Atchison, Kens
Amelia Earhart
Miss Earhart
Atchison
Pacific
Edward Day
Aviatrix
Ninety-Nines, Inc
Wwainen's Aviation Organization
Brown OKs Catalina Bill Sees No Harm to Sportsmen
Governor Brown signed a bill to open an eight mile eastern Catalina Island strip to commercial fishing using purse and round haul nets for sardines mackerel and bluefin tuna. Biologists and Fish and Game officials say sport fishing harmed little while aiding state economy. Critics from Santa Catalina Islands Co oppose expansion noting possible declines in game fish and a park commission spokesman warns of impact on marlin and larger fish.
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Sacramento
UFH
Brown
Santa Catalina Island
Fish and Game Department
Catalina Island
California
Tress Telegram Unvored At yecond Es Alter At Post Bilge
Fragmentary OCR item notes carrier delivery events at a post building in a location with garrier or guardian mention. Readable details indicate a postal or delivery incident with unclear names and dates. The fragment preserves a sense of an event affecting mail or personnel without complete context.
Senate approves reforms in school aid bill in California
In Sacramento a $100 million school aid bill moves to the Assembly after Senate approval on a 36-3 vote. The measure would boost state funding for local districts to about $900 million over two years, distributing funds largely by average daily attendance. Three major reforms are omitted, including a countywide tax and class-size based formulas. Sen. Grunsky criticizes the bill for lacking real reform.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Senate
Joseph Rattigan
Santa Rosa
Donald Grunsky
R.watsonville
Rattigan
Gransky
Exiled Cuban Invasion Plans Move Toward Central America
In Miami Florida exiled anti-Castro leaders prepare a new invasion framework. Dr Manuel Artime, recovering movement secretary general, says exiles will relocate to Central America after leaving the United States. He predicts combat inside Cuba within a year. He also meets with Nicaragua’s leaders as U S stance remains firm.
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Miam
Fla. 2
Fidel Castra
Cate
U.S
Manuel Artime
Nicaragua
Cuba
Rane Schickl
Luis Somoza
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Arlene Francis
Brooklyn
New York State Supreme Court
Joseph Arcos
Rose Arcos
Long Island
Arcos
Miss Francis
Arlene
Catalina
ATA
Priday
Vincent] Thomas
San Perdra
Malcolm J. Renton
Santa Catarina
Avalon Park and Recreation Commission
Maico
the House of Hearing
Eth
By Jack Bell
Miamne Beach
SSL
GOP
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Mark , Hatfield
Oregon
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hatfield
Kerr-Mills
Conference Resolutions Committee
Albert D.rosellini
Washington
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Long Beach Blvd
General Electric
Sements
Aiting Shelf
Uae
Burk’s
Kong Beach Blvd
Wee le
Ceech Red
Moscow
Prague
Antonin No
Czechoslovakia
Alfred
Alfred'sto
East 45Th Street
Atlantic
Bixby Knolls Shopping Center
Thermos
Glasspar
ACA Victor
Vista
Bernz-O-Matic
Black & Decker
Seth Thomas
America
Enco
Teading Energy Company
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