Victor Alessandro Stabs Himself During NYC Opera Debut Rehearsal
Victor Alessandro, director of the San Antonio Symphony, stabbed himself while rehearsing for his conducting debut with the New York City Opera. He was cueing violinists with his left hand and swung his right in a sweeping gesture when the injury occurred. Doctors treated a wound to the fleshy area between the thumb and forefinger with several stitches.
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Ingrid Bergman Sparks U S Premiere of Tate Eugene O Neill Play
Ingrid Bergman opens the Los Angeles premiere of a Eugene O Neill stage drama at the Ahmanson Theater. Arthur Hill co stars as the son and Calleen Dewhurst plays the daughter in law as Bergman’s 21 year stage absence ends. Next moves to New York Oct. 31 after a six week run. Notables Rosy Russell Gregory Peck Alfred Hitchcock Donna Reed and Eva Marie Saint attend.
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Art Linkletter
Eva Marie Saint
Sim Nabors
Jack-Oskie
Sinatra loses cabaret bout in a Las Vegas hotel scene
Frank Sinatra suffers a one punch knockout by Carl Cohen at the Sands Hotel Las Vegas after an alleged gambling-credit dispute. Sinatra’s dentist treats the wounds while a Beverly Hills visit aims to fix the broken teeth and bruised mouth. Meanwhile in Ohio and Michigan, students face hair code wrangles and a former bank robber seeks work.
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Two cities plagued by strife and arson violence
In St. Louis and Milwaukee rioting flared at night with Molotov fires damaging a home and businesses. Eleven Black suspects were arrested on various charges as white and Black groups staged separate marches in Milwaukee amid tensions over housing and civil rights leaders.
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Paris Denies De Gaulle Sought Russ-Poles Split
Paris government spokesman Georges Gorse refuted that President De Gaulle sought to split Poland from Soviet Russia. He said De Gaulle’s remarks during a Poland visit were not directed against any nation and praised Poland’s pursuit of independence within European and global contexts.
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Army Hunts U S Missile That Landed in Mexico
A U S Army team searches a remote northern Mexican desert for a lost 10,000 pound unarmed missile from Utah test fired Tuesday. It overshot the White Sands range, crossed the border, and carries a non explosive nose cone. A helicopter scoured rugged terrain but the weapon remains missing.
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USS Wasp Hit by Fire Second Time
In Boston the aircraft carrier USS Wasp suffered a second fire in three days as electrical equipment in a working compartment ignited. The blaze was contained quickly with no injuries. Wasp remains in drydock at Boston Navy Yard while investigators review the incident.
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November Draft Calls for 22,000 Men
The Defense Department called for a November draft of 22 000 men, 5 000 more than October and 3 000 less than September. All draftees will enter the Army, with the Vietnam increase of 45 000 not causing a substantial rise in Army strength.
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Beulah Edges Jamaica While Chloe Lashes Caribbean
Beulah brushed Jamaica with gales and tides five feet above normal then veered southwest. Hurricane Chloe strengthened to 110 mph about 50 miles east southeast of Bermuda. Doria weakened and drifted east as a cold outbreak moved into the Plains with frost warnings and wind driven snow across Montana Wyoming and Idaho.
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Mao Foes Executed After Show Trial in Peking
In a show trial broadcast by Peking Radio, Chinese leaders executed Mao era opponents titling a new wave of mass bloodshed. Observers in Hong Kong noted the executions signal a perilous turn as fighting intensifies in southern China amid party purges.
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Five Saved From Ketch in Storm
Five people aboard a storm battered 42 foot ketch were rescued by the US Coast Guard cutter McCulloch after a failed tow and early evacuation by small boat. The group included William Schnitzing and his wife Alice, Lee Van Perk and Suzie, and skipper van C Fox of Bermuda. The ketch lay 280 miles east of Cane May NY and 200 miles east-southeast of tropical storm Costa.
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