Hollywood Couples and Political Fees Darken Weekend
A report says John Wayne donated 30000 to George Wallace’s campaign, later denying the claim. Lana Turner wed hypnotist Ronald Dante in Las Vegas, a private ceremony with vows in a courthouse chapel. Also, Eldred Sweeney, a Black Pontiac resident, bought a one foot square plot to qualify for the school board, while Lou Gottlieb donated a Santa Rosa ranch to God, inviting tax questions and local objections.
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Truman at 85 Retired President Sees Quiet Life at Home
Washington reports Harry S Truman, aged 85, lives in Independence Massachusetts with frailties from age. Once a global figure, he is now sheltered by routine reads, letters dictated three mornings weekly, and visits in a quiet white house recalls. He follows peace efforts and studies presidents and history, awaiting renewed vitality.
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Speculators Bet on Hike in Mark
West Germany's mark drew global demand as traders and financiers speculated on a possible revaluation. Up to 400 million marks were bought Wednesday in a rush described as a Niagara by one trader. The Bundesbank met in bi weekly session with revaluation as the likely topic. Economic pressures include a large trade surplus that makes the mark undervalued and risks pricing Germany out of foreign markets if devalued further, while the dollar and other currencies would gain.
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Mass for Hitler Draws 200 Nazi Sympathizers in Madrid
More than 200 Nazi sympathizers entered the San Martin church in Madrid for a Mass for Adolf Hitler. After the service they raised their arms and shouted Heil Hitler. Among them were Blue Division volunteers who wore swastika armbands and funded the unit. It marked the 24th anniversary of Hitler's death as Soviet forces closed in on Berlin.
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Previn Not Rehired By Houston Symphony
Andre Previn says he was astonished to learn he would not be rehired as conductor of the Houston Symphony as he describes the ensemble as a provincial boy. The Houston Symphony Society announced Tuesday it decided against extending his contract due to commitments with the London Symphony Orchestra and other duties.
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Indicted Teacher Seized With 4 Bags of Marijuana
A 37 year old mathematics teacher at Hammond High School in Alexandria is indicted on sale and possession of marijuana. James E. Vermillion was arrested outside his classroom with four plastic bags of marijuana in his coat pocket and later released on $5,000 bond. He allegedly sold marijuana to a undercover officer posing as a teenager and offered his resignation to the school principal.
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