Tony Curtis Wins Sour Apple Award In Hollywood
Tony Curtis reacts with surprise as he receives the Hollywood Women's Press Club Sour Apple award alongside Doris Day and Donna Reed. He recalls early career publicity and notes his shift to focus on film work after facing negative fan magazine coverage and his divorce. He jokes about coaching Jack Lemmon to claim the award next year.
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Burglars Raid Queen Cousin Home In Tiverton
In Tiverton England burglars raided Denys Rhodes a cousin of Queen Elizabeth I and fled with money belonging to the Maharani of Sikkim and jewels including a wedding brooch from the Queen. In New York Dr Michael DeBakey urged a 2.9 billion crash program of heart disease cancer and stroke research to be funded by the Johnson administration. In Ankara Mrs Harold Wilson was named Woman of the Year by Turkish women. In London Charles Dickens great great grandson announced plans to marry Countess Jeanne Wenckheim in February.
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Association of Turkish Women
London
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Foreign Office
States Aid Federal Tax Tracking Rise in Cooperation
The AP reports 34 states plus the District of Columbia are aiding the federal government in tax enforcement. Over the last year ten states including New York and Massachusetts have negotiated agreements to exchange adult information on income, sales, use, estate and gift taxes, motor fuel and highway use taxes. The pacts also cover sharing data on failure to file returns and nonpayment across jurisdictions.
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Firemen's Helper's Home Burns in Louisville
Walter Swyers, Salvation Army officer and longtime fireman helper, fled his burning home with his wife in night clothes. Neighbors supported the scene by serving coffee to the Louisville firemen as the blaze consumed the dwelling.
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