New show biz books The Films of Orson Welles and The Fondas
Hollywood review notes three new entertainment books. The Films of Orson Welles by Charles Higham details Welles career and the lost Brazil film. The Fondas by John Springer surveys the Fondas family in film. The Other Side of the Rainbow by Mel Torme recounts Judy Garland’s decline during 1963 CBS appearances.
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New Show Biz
Orson Welles
the Fondas
Hollywood
Mae Busch
Troy Donahue
Entertainment World
Charles Higham
University of California
Welles
Higham
Peter Bogdanovich
Filmeles
Brazil
Fondas
John Springer
Citadel
Barrymores
Springer
Father Henry
Mel Torme
Morrow
Torme
Judy Garland
Cabby robbed and killed in Cleveland
A Lodi taxicab driver Richard Howard, 43, was found murdered in his cab on Cleveland's east side after picking up a passenger near a tavern shortly after 2 a.m. His body lay in front of 1246 East 79th Street. his wallet was missing, police reported.
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Cleveland
Lodi
East Side
Richard Howard
Lisa Court
East 79Th St
Howard
Letter to toy shop sent after delay near railway bridge
A letter addressed to a Peterborough toy shop was delivered after a short delay. The note specified the shop’s location as left of the road toward the railway bridge near the A1 and close to the British Railways car park.
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Peterborough
England
UPI
British Railways
Beethoven Moonlight Recital Funds Arts Council Auction
Lorain County Arts Council raised funds with the Golden Fleece auction at Oberlin Inn. John Perry of Oberlin Conservatory performed Beethoven and Schubert selections for about 20 listeners at Vermilion hosts, highlighting the Moonlight Sonata and Schubert Impromptus while praising Perry as a skilled pianist and teacher.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig van Beethoven
Beethoven
Lorain County Arts Council
Oberlin Inn
John Perry
Oberlin Conservatory
Edward McClurkin
Vermilion
MR. Perry
Harold Enyeart
Thomas Curtis
Elyria
John Corogin
Lorain
Roy Schaeffer
Amherst
Gilligan accuses GOP of ignoring tax-burdened Ohioans
Democratic nominee John J. Gilligan charged the Republican administration and a GOP dominated legislature with insensitivity to the needs of Ohioans facing high taxes. He urged support for Levies and opposed a statewide payroll tax while Sen Taft and Metzenbaum called for stronger mental health funding and community treatment centers.
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John J. Gilligan
Dayton
Roger Cloud
Cloud
Gilligan
Coshoct
On. Cloud
Robert Taft Jr
Howard Metzenbaum
Taft
Ohio Alliance For Mental Health
Columbus
Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Mantua
USDA study on why kids skip vegetables prompts odd proposal
In a satirical column, the USDA funds a $27,000 study by National Analysts Inc. to explain why children discard fruits and vegetables. The piece mocks drive-in restaurant signs and suggests a nationwide vegetable drive-in chain to win kids over.
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Washington
UPI
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Department
National Analysts, Inc
Bing Crosby’s mother-in-law dies from collision injuries
Olive Grandstaff 68 of Fall River Mills died from complications after a two car crash near Redding. Crosby’s wife Kathy’s father Delbert Grandstaff and Crosby’s children Harry Jr 12 Mary Frances 10 and Nathaniel 8 suffered minor injuries and were treated and released from Mercy Hospital.
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Redding, Calif
UPI
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Mercy Hospital
Olive Grandstaff
Fall River Mills
Shasta County
Harry Jr
Mary Frances
Nathaniel
Delbert Grandstaff
Kathy
Redding
Burney
Wall St. charter Active public aids market advance
Wall Street gains driven by public optimism and easy money policy. Analysts note many investors have been out of the market for years and some funds rush idle cash back in. If the Dow clears 740, a partial rebound to around 820 is possible, signaling a speculative rampage favoring growth stocks over blue chips.
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Wall St
TPO Incorporated
TPO
Lost and Found Classifieds from Elyria Lorain 1970
A jumble of lost pets and help wanted notices from Elyria and Lorain. Items include lost dogs and cats with descriptions and contact numbers, plus numerous job ads for waitresses secretaries receptionists sales and clerical positions in local firms and restaurants. Names addresses and phone numbers are scattered through the listings.
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Hazel's
Cleveland
Cacter
AVON
Eney
Vera Dotson
Elyria
IBM
Betty JO
Wendy
Snelling
N- Ridge Rd
Hugh
Vera Darson
Rascot
We Trato
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Fonda
John Steinbeck
Judy
Torre
Stevie Wonder
Bride
Syreeta Wright
Detroit
Bernette Baptist Church
Bermuda
Mrs. Wonder
Motown
MR. Chips
Peter O'Toole
Petula Clark
Woodstock
Gh-Mourice, Ltd
Warner Bros
THE
Cheyenne Social Club
Shirley Jones Sue Ane Langdon
Showtime
Ea S
Look Magazine
Mystery Writers of
Ameria
James Bond
Playboy
New Yorker
National Society of Film Critics
Cees A
Christine Jorganson
Boy Vaya
West Ridge Rd
bin Eastwood
ACI
Clint Prt
Ased Ibn
Techmicolor Unifed
Turnpike
Byria
Avon Lake
Steed
George C. Scott
Patton
Clark Gable
Vimen Leigh
Leslie Howard
Olivia de Hamilland
Arts Council
Morton Gould
Perry
Schubert
Vienna
Schauffler
Gop
America
Agriculture Department
Bing
New York
API
W. EB. Hutton & C
Neill
Les & Found
Amarvilis
Cecil W. Griswold
College St
Oberlin
Gray
Acpame
Robert Christy
Alexander
WEBI
Beagle
Cindy
Abbe Rd
Tent
Iit
Beresa la Jasna
Champ
Abbe
Pennsylvania
Elinor
West Haven
Rt_20
BAKER
Harry 5. Burr
Butternut Ridge RD
Lades
Staratone
Floyd Tailors and Uniform Co
Lake Ave
Broad Street
RJ Wukie
Piazza
West Ridge
Gunther
Henderson, Lorain
Helen
N. Ridge
Rt. 113
J Vermilion Rd
Firelands __ High School
NEW Coin
Chronicle
Center Ridge
North Ridgeville
Hazel’s
Cleveland St
Ni Ridge Ra
Brunswick Center Ridge
Ridgeview
Ridge Rd
Danny "Hoy
Lorain & Columbia Roads
North
Olmsted
Bom
Sarah Coventry
Agusekeeper
Cali
N. Ridge Rd
Shelburne
Elyria Am&pm
Serid
Richard D. Masters
Assoc
P.O. Box
Ohio
R.n.’S
Shangri-La Rest Home
Columbia Ad Medina
Uss
Mexico
Europe
Orient
Burrus Elyria
Lorain Holiday Inn
Arthur W Dkye
LPN
Doctors Office
Broad St
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