Leigh leads fight to save St James Theater in Lords
London dispatch reports Vivien Leigh, wife of Sir Lawrence Olivier, rising in the Lords on July 11 to appeal for saving the 122 year old St James Theater from demolition. She was escorted from the chamber as rich Americans reportedly pledged support to keep the theater open. The Lords approved a motion to delay final fate until both houses decide.
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Nuclear Weapons Foes Plan March on Nevada Test Site
The National Committee for Nonviolent Action Against Nuclear Weapons announced plans for a protest march into the Nevada test area to confront a coming atomic explosion. The AEC warned the public is barred from the security zone as guards deter intruders. about 70 protesters were to meet in New York and other cities if feasible.
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World wide search for Countess ends in San Francisco
Herbert Hamlet, 46, pursued Countess Irena, 41, from Bangkok to San Francisco after divorcing his wife. The remarriage occurred in a civil ceremony in the judge's chambers with the groom's butler serving. Irena, a Russian native and Tolstoy relative, had traveled since their Bangkok wedding a decade ago.
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Boss Rules Legal Secretary of the Year in Las Vegas
Mrs. Jean Hecker of Los Angeles was named legal secretary of the year by the National Association of Legal Secretaries at a Las Vegas convention. Household name in law offices, she has served attorney William J. Cusack for 28 years, holding a law degree but not practicing.
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Vigilante Plan Emerges in France to Stop Rustlers
In northern France locals consider forming an American type vigilante committee to capture a rustler gang active for three years. Police estimate the gang has stolen 150 cattle since 1954, targeting herds for the Paris market. A recent raid failed when cattle noises alerted guards.
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Faulty Construction Blamed for Mexico City Quake Falls
Mexico City investigators say faulty construction and lax materials checks contributed to structural collapses after Sunday's earthquake. The death toll in the capital rose to 68 with some officials warning many of the 50 older buildings may be unsafe. Crews continued to search ruins as 31 cinemas and theaters faced closures awaiting inspection while life in the capital largely returned to normal.
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