Musso and Frank's longtime chef Jean Rue guards kitchen lore
AP writer Bob Thomas documents Jean Rue, 66, native of Limoges, chef at Musso and Frank Grill since 1922. Rue recalls Hollywood's growth from unpaved streets to a cinema hub while valuing slow European meals and praising diners who savor food. He notes many stars, including Valentino and Chaplin, frequented the landmark boulevard restaurant.
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Christian urged to respond with understanding to topless dresses
The archbishop of Canterbury Dr Michael Ramsay urged Christians to respond with understanding rather than shock to topless fashion among youths stating that church members should accept new dress expressions even if they seem queer. Judy Garland visits England with Mark Herron for a two week holiday and says she hopes to sing again after illness. Beatles seen off by about 4000 screaming fans in Sydney as they depart for home after touring Australia. Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri remains bed ridden after a heart attack but works by signing papers and meeting officials from bed.
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Michael Ramsay
New Delhi
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Lal
Bahadur Shastri
Wrong Skunk
WINTHROP Washington AP reports a case of mistaken identity when John Dabritz tried to retrieve his pet skunk from a neighbor’s pit but found he had mistaken the animal for his own. Dabritz climbed out quickly after realizing the error in a humorous incident.
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Dabritz
Mexico newsnote coins term monokini invasion
Mexico invaded by monokini. El Paso dispatch reports Juarez newspaper declares the topless bikini a scandalous invasion of Mexico as eight column headline cites the term monokini coined by Mexican journalists.
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No Offers For Former Prison Site In Elkins West Virginia
Private developers expected to bid on an 80 acre tract near Cranberry Mountain in Pocahontas County to turn a former federal prison site into a tourist attraction. The U S Forest Service regional office in Upper Darby Pa said no bids were received.
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