Gleason seeks Miami taping aid amid THA rejection
The Miami Tourist Development Authority rejected defraying part of the cost to tape Jackie Gleason specials in Miami Beach, noting ABC has funds. Gleason negotiates taping at Mimi’s Gus Wan Hall, citing $40,000 to $80,000 extra cost versus New York or California for production. Publicist Hank Meyer and THA director Hal Cotten comment on funding and publicity.
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Hope backs Anita Beritut amid Anna Bryant stand on gays
Bob Hope avoids condemning Anna Bryant while praising Anita Beritut for her dedication. He notes her seven trips with him and says he admires her, citing his work entertaining troops overseas and support for Florida's repealed anti discrimination ordinance.
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Mills Mills at New York Firm Weighs Tax Counsel Post
William Shea of the Democratic law firm Shea Gould Climenko and Casey confirmed on Monday that former House Ways and Means chair Mills Wilbur Mills is in talks for a role as special tax counsel at Shea Gould in their Washington office.
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Wilson blasts bargaining bill in Sacramento
San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson argues that compulsory binding arbitration will not stop public employee strikes and will raise property taxes. He tells Sacramento’s Comstock Club that a Senate proposal by Sen. David Roberts would be the most costly piece of special interest legislation to emerge from the Legislature in some time.
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Eisenhower Contends Nixon Was Aggressive and Ambitious
David Eisenhower, grandson of Dwight D. Eisenhower, argues that Richard Nixon was in 1952 a highly aggressive and ambitious youth whose later presidency was shaped by pressures from Ike's staff rather than by the man himself. He spoke at the Eisenhower Center in Abilene, Kansas, as part of biography research and a progress report news conference.
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Brooks Seraldine Brooks Dies at 49 After Cancer Battle
Brooks Seraldine Brooks a 30 year veteran of theater films and television died of cancer at age 49 in Riverhead New York. She was married to novelist Budd Schuberg and stayed active until shortly before her death after completing a Baretta episode and planning another TV role. She entered hospital ten days earlier and passed away Sunday afternoon.
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Speculation Rises Over Pope Paul VI Resigning
On the sixth anniversary of his pontificate Pope Paul VI faces renewed talk of resignation to allow younger leadership in the Roman Catholic Church. He will be 80 in September and has arthritis, with a policy urging bishops to retire at 75 and cardinals over 80 to abstain from papal elections.
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Robbery suspect shot dead outside hamburger stand
Compton police killed Harold Johnson 34 during a late Monday robbery at Golden Burger Stand, after Johnson fled firing at officers. Owner Nick Gollarr 63 was wounded in the leg. his wife Bobbie unharmed. Jasper Mills 18 surrendered. Mills faces armed robbery and murder charges.
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Sentencing delayed for spy Andrew Boyce in national security case
In Los Angeles on Monday U S District Court Judge Robert J Kelleher delayed the sentencing of Andrew Daulton Lee amid national security concerns. Co defendant Christopher Bovee faces a tentative six year term for espionage and conspiracy and will be re sentenced Sept 12 pending a psychological evaluation. The men were convicted of selling secrets to Russians and appeared separately.
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Arson Plague Hits St James Hotel in San Diego
In San Diego eight fires have struck the St James Hotel since May 24 causing $500 to $12,000 in damage. The latest blaze forced an evacuation Monday night with no injuries reported. Police booked a 22 year old resident for arson investigation and arrested a 47 year old newspaper vendor previously living at the hotel for arson. A separate case involves a 1 year old boy shot in a San Gabriel phone booth. investigators say friends heard a shot before the boy’s death.
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Moderate quake in Bay Area measured around 4.7
A moderate earthquake shook the San Francisco Bay area just after 7 00 pm Monday. Seismologist Bruce Bell called it moderate and centered six miles east of Livermore. Preliminary magnitude 信息 placed at 4.7 with no serious injuries or damages reported.
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