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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
5
London CPI reports the maroon and gold railroad coach that carried Sir Winston Churchill’s coffin from London to Bladon after his state funeral will be sold for scrap due to no offers from museums. A British spokesman confirmed the decision.
London reports a pianist Clara Haskil recital on the BBC Third program was interrupted when a recording of Andy Williams singing Never on Sunday aired due to a technical hitch. A BBC spokesman said the pop song came from another channel and was fed unintentionally to the Third.
Hollywood star Maureen O Sull ivan returns to film after a seven year retirement. In Warner Bros com missary she talks of reentry to acting, her Tarzan costumes and her daughter Mia Farrow following showbiz paths while hoping her sons pursue military service. Her late husband John Farrow guided family abroad, and she relishes a new movie now after Never Too Late on Broadway.
The Apollo Theatre in Oberlin announces ongoing showings through Tuesday July 6 with listings for current performances and times for movie screenings.
New York reports a burst of cancellations for the Golden Boy show through the end of the week after an on stage rumble injures Sammy Davis. Davis suffered a bone bruise and chest pain. understudy Lamont Washington completed the act. Davis missed a previous performance for illness and a Selma trip. He is expected to return July 4.
West Berlin actress Christiane Schmidtmer will make her Hollywood film debut in Boeing Boeing alongside Jerry Lewis and Tony Curtis. The project marks Schmidtmer's first U.S. feature while Lewis and Curtis headline in a comedy classic revival.
New York reports 120 American flag ships disrupted along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts after a strike by ship engineers over two unresolved issues. About 2,700 travelers faced changed plans as United States Argentina and Santa Rosa cancellations followed the stoppage.
Assistant District Atty. John J. Koenig warned of a criminal crackdown on penny gumball machines in Milwaukee. He said machines that dispense trinkets and gum could violate Wisconsin anti gambling laws if the trinket value varies.
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