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Monday, Nov 30, Ifl.'O
"DENNIS THE MENACE'
, Rocky Forces Vier?dur Po.si"9 n
For New Hampshire Vote
an
Takes Americans For Ride
FRANKI'l.TiT, Germany 'ITI other people's money, hit all
A man posing as a "Dudley .Frankfurt's h:"h spots, then tie-
Nichols, ll'illywnnfl movie pro
ducer," apparently has done to
Frankfurt vhat he did to liome
are; a few weeks back taken the
CONCOKD, Ml. (API - Thrcr.bc forced to prove himself in olh
months a?o a itroup of Ni.-Uon A. Lr primaries.
uocKciciicr s supponei s in ;u H.jckcfcllcr
. c . ; ..... making no secret of their delight 'own's Americans for a ride.
snuc r,nj. L .... .i.iii.i .i.m'i ... in, ;
heart of downtown Concord. Thcirl wi,h lht'ir underdog role. They can
idea: to turn it into the nal ion's I1" counted on to make the most
first "Itocky for president" head-'"1 il if Hockt'fcllcr should come
quarters clo-e to Nixon's tolal in the pre-
The slorc has since become ai1''"""1 P""- T1,'-'le ' 11
beehive of presidential political j"""1 s1eal)s al slake in the dcie'
activity in behalf of Vice l'resi-S',le contt'
dent Richard M. Nixon. I .'I'1'" stale's Democrats arc
On a side street in a less dc- """ ' ",r ',cn- ''""" "
.;,.,i,i i,..i,.n ii, !.,. i, .ti,..- i,-.,-k.iK,'nnc,y "f neighboring Massa
ers are try,,,, t'o drum up support!1''":11 ' lh-' Democratic pre.,-
XJuU 61 ME WHO A FAT LIP?
Bardot's Manager Sorry;
Says 'Anyone Can Undress'
By ItOIIKHT Ml'.SKI,
LONDON ifl'D - Itaoul Levy,
who made Brigittc Bardol famou
by having her take oil tier clothes
(or movie cameras, now would
like to make her keep Iheni on.
But the French star seems to
have more failh in her body than
her olher talents.
What to do'.'
' Mow would you like to srev
Brigitlc?" the shrewd film pro
ducer asked over lunch.
"Willi as lew impediments as
possible," I replied Iriilhlully. j
"Anyone can undress, chilled j
Levy, "bill nol aii.vonc can act
as Ihis girl will he able to do
If she sues herself a chance."
Levy lit a cigar and blew mil
the smoke.
"There it soe.s," he said. "One
million dollars more or less. He
cause I am rielinitely learing up
cur contract which had until Will
lo run."
This seemed a high price In
pay for principles in an industry
which generally dispenses with
such tritles.
"When they have a hit or a
star they always try lo repeal the
same formula." Levy said. "They
arc chasing their own shadows
And in 'And God Created Worn
an' and other films Brigitlc wore
Is lilllc as possible."
"This technique served ils pur
pose. Now she must move on.
But she doesn't want lo. Well,
the can stand in the same place
without me."
He said ho had no doubts about
Brigillc's acling ability and noted
that in her current picture. "Rah-
EXPENSIVE S T It A W It E It H 1 E S
NEW YORK (Uril-Thc man
ager of the Eden llolel in Dues
eeldorf. Germany, knew jusl what
to do when Ihe son ol Ethiopian
Emperor llaile Selassie said he
wanted strawberries tor breaklast
in No ember. The German ho
tel manager called up Wallace
Lee. manager of the Waldorf As
toria in New York. The Waldorf
rushed him 10 pounds of frozen
berries by plane.
elte Goes To War," she keeps
her clothes on.
"In France and Belgium il is a
box otl ice smash and it will be
a great success everywhere ex
cept perhaps Germany because il
pokes fun al the Germans, and
in Sweden."
"Sweden?"
"You've got lo undress them
for Ihe Swedes." Levy said.
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Strike Story
PORTLAND (API Labor went
on television again Sunday night
lo carry lo Ihe public ils side of
Ihe slory in Ihe strike against
Portland's two daily newspapers.
As in the earlier program a
week ago, lear was voiced again
Sunday nighl thai one ol Ihe news
papers might gobble up Ihe other
helore the labor dispute ends.
Leonard Popma Jr., one of the
live persons on the show, said he
was concerned that The Oregonian
might buy out the Oregon Journ
al, the smaller of Ihe city's two
dailies.
Popma, au insurance executive,
said il would be catastrophic for
Ihe cily if thai happened.
One newspaper owned by out
side hileresls, he said. Ihcn could
dictate advertising rales, and Ihe
flow of news into thousands of
homes.
"The absentee owner of The
Oregonian already owns or con
trols 13 other newspapers as well
as 0 magazines and tt radio and
TV stations," said another speak
er on Ihe show, Pr. Ford Lewis,
a I'nilarian minister here.
The owner of The Oregonian is
S. 1. Nevvliouse. who lives in the
East.
The Stereolypers Union strike
against (be newspapers began
Nov. 10. Olher unions have re
insert In cross Ihe picket line.
The strike has not slopped the
newspapers Irom publishing. They
joined lories and are pulling out
a loinl edition with non union help
and supervisory personnel.
The newspapers have said that
there is no plan for The Ore
gonian lo buy the Journal. A
joint announcement said Ihe Jour
nal intended lo resume separate
publication as soon as possible. i
Those mi labor's TV program
look note of that comment Irom
the publishers. ,1. E. Dicey, a vice
president of the International
Woodworkers ol America, said he
slill leared a merger was coming.
Oihers on Ihe program were
Mrs. Edward Hughes and slate
Son. Dan Dimick i Il Roseburg'.
wbo acted as moderator.
The lime (or the program was
paid (or by Ihe Portland Inter
I'ninn Newspaper Strike Commit
tee There was no immediate com
nu nl from the newspapers.
No further meetings he' ween
Ihe Stereolypers and Ihe publish
ers have been scheduled.
However, there were indications
that the talks would resume short
ly alter Ihe scheduled arrival here
tonight of James Sampson, the in
ternational president of Ihe union.
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tsa.r Hr.a;d and Ntwa piaaia phona
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u!al.on Manaiar at aaTVxado HTJ1
lor their choice in Ihe state which
holds the country's lust presi-j
dential primary of ltii.O -- next;
March 8. j
"We couldn't allord the rent !
said lo be about $:W0 a month
Ihe Nixon people are paying,"
say admirers ol (lie millionaire
New York governor.
'they may be exaggerating, but
Ihe story points up one ol the
nightmares facing Rockefeller's
New Hampshire followers. They
might wake up one morning and
discover they lack the first es
sential of any political campaign
a candidate.
I "lit il Rockefeller says he's def
initely going alter the Republican
presidential nomination, they're in
much Ihe same situation as dis
tance runners poised lor the race
and wailing lor the starter's gun.
If the gun doesn't go oil pretty
soon, some of Ihe conlc.-lants
mighl start feeling a lillle ridicu
lous and retire lo the sidelines.
"Re jusl can't allord to let the
situation drill much longer." said
one Rockeleller backer. "Our or
ganizational ellorts are being
hampered by people jvho laugh at
us and say 'Why should I slick
my neck mil when you haven't
even got a candidate?' "
Nixon hasn't announced yet.
either, hut one of his hackers put
it this way: "There are now three
sure tilings in lile death, taxes
and Nixon's candidacy."
An empty chair in Nixon head
quarters symbolizes the vice pres
ident's major New Hampshire
problem: gelling Republican Gov.
Wesley Powell lo join his learn.
Nixon supporters look il for
granted that Powell a vigorous
campaigner would be in their cor
ner. Powell reluscd lo commit
himself. He even went so far as
to plump lor Sen. Styles Bridges
as a favorite son. Hridges prom.pt.
ly took himself out ot that cate
gory by joining the Nixon high
command.
'Ihe Nixon camp is banking on
Powell continuing an old New
Hampshire tradition that (lie
governor leads Hie slate's dele
gation lo Ihe national convention.
Although the tiling period (ra
the early bird primary doesn't
open until Jan. 8, Ihe Nixon
forces appear optimistic.
New Hampshire has been con
sidered "Nixon territory" ever
since l!t,-(i, when Ihe vice presi
dent received lt:i.(liiil write-in votes
at a time there was talk of dump
ing him from Ihe GOP ticket.
Most of the party's old pros, as
well as many of the original "I
like Ike" fans, are on the Nixon
bandwagon. But some ot Ihe vice
president's backers are far from
overjoyed at Ihe prospect of a
Nixon Rockeleller battle.
They know Nixon must win by
an impressive margin in New
Hampshire lo quid any doubts
about his vole-gelling ability. If
Rockefeller challenges Ihe vice
piesidenl here and makes a re
.spcctahlo showing. Nixon would i
Flashing a passport identifying
him as "Dudley Nichols," this
likeable traveler made merry wilh
a couple of thousand dollars ol
POPE HAS COLD
camped with a borrowed car. The
real Dudley Nichols was in Cali
fornia police said later.
It was Ihe Rome slory all over
again, and "Dudley" got away
before news of his exploits in
Rome, where he lived it up for
two months, filtered to Frankfurt.
He left Rome after Frances
Ilellin. wife of actor Van Hellin
and a friend of Ihe real Nichols,
VATICAN CITY (L'PI) Vati-1 remarked "How you've changed"
can sources said Sunday Pope
John AMI! has a cold bul is g
ing on wilh "business as usual
when she came across "Dudley
at a party.
Shortly allerwards he turned up
li p " ( wp(i hf imf,rjcan'i bank
in Germany. Amcncans at J lh(, ch,,kad Ihe Amer-
Army and Air Foiieo . ; , hls .,tlud pal ..Dud.
found him a good snort, a . y . ,he lae M a)1
ready to buy a dunk In hi
"Dudley" announced he had 10 fly marks.
.r the 'Far East on urgent busi- Hot on the trail now. police
jdnind another American acquam-
nCSS' ,. nnij.r i we who had passed "Dudley"
According to t rankfuit to ic t-n e
one of "Dudleys CJkL in . borrow
friends drove him to Ihe .iiiluu av
office here a crisis arose: tar.
"Dudley." it seemed, did not have "Dudley" waved a friendly
enough cash on him and cold;g,ectingashe passed, he said.
not wait while Ihe airline cnechTOw.nJrtt,t:njnromnxjTOi5JTiinnji
his check with its head ollice. Gjv Yoimclt A Reoi irot:
Could the American-who was, TRY OUR
not named by police-pay lor the j giJFFET LUNCH
airline ticket in cash and lake I a sl liv( n t RoM noon till t
"Dudley's" check? He could and;l pONDEROSA ROOM
did. "Dudley" was profuse in hisljj wii-LARn HorEL
thanks as he said larewell. fomttttWtttfflmfflmmwmma
idential nomination. The only-
fight which seems likely in Demo
cratic circles is a battle between
two slates of pro-Kennedy dele
gate candidates.
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