Anastasia Claimant Anna Anderson Marries UVA Professor
Anastasia claimant Anna Anderson, 67, wed 49 year old former University of Virginia history professor Dr. John E. Manahan in Charlottesville. Anderson, who has long claimed to be Tsar Nicholas II’s daughter, remains under dispute with her case before the West German supreme court. The couple plans to stay in Charlottesville where Anderson visited last July. The story has inspired a book, a play, and a motion picture.
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Alabama Bids for Cultural Spotlight
Alabama launches a 34 million plan to build a downtown performing arts center in Birmingham Jefferson County by 1972. The project aims to attract opera, ballet, theater and conventions, backed by new taxes and a broad regional appeal. Questions remain on sustained programming and management after groundbreaking.
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First Lady Johnson Relishes Leaving Ominous Calls Behind
In a taped interview Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson says she will miss the White House magnetism and long hours but happiness lies in leaving 4:00 a.m. telephone calls behind. She notes the couple will carry burdens home, and President Johnson credits her strength during his term.
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Golden Girl and The Next Voice You Here Program Highlights
TV movie highlights list four features from 1950s and 1960s. Golden Girl from 1951 stars Mitzi Gaynor and Dale Robertson with Dennis Day and James Barton about a dancing girl in Civil War era California. The Next Voice You Here from 1950 follows a mysterious radio call claiming to be God and the global fear it sparks. The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come from 1961 features Jimmy Rogers and Chill Wills about a Kentucky boy who fights for the North and loves the South. Walking My Baby Back Home from 1954 stars Donald O Connor and Janet Leigh as a wealthy young man forming a jazz oriented band.
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Cattle Thieves Threaten Cannon Ranch Future
NBC colorcast of The High Chaparral episode shows Billy Cannon and Manolito Montoya losing a prize bull bought in Mexico. Victoria persuades John Cannon to send men to recover cattle after Buck is injured. Manolito negotiates for his father’s finest bull but ends up with his second-best on the trail back.
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