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Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 3

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learned of today continued to probe tape over to them the malignancy three months BUSTER KEATON comedian dies quested Schlieske also said he was ip red to check the Rooney home to determine if any microphones or recording devices were hidden there He reported td police he left the home Sunday night between 8 and pjp shortly after Milosevic and frs Rooney left the den tohave a private conversation in the rogster bed-rooom They never returned Mrs Cantana' repo officers she had taken of the Rooney children to a mo Turn to' Page 2 CoL 3 Dim IFoDinri Photo by Rotor Bonka DUAL Officials of the office carry of the bodies out of the home of Mickey Rooney and hi estranged wife where Mrs Rooney and Milos Milosevic were found' dead in an apparent murder-Suiade Monday "Rooney had filed for divor ce last week- i i 0 t-fi vt 1 1 a pt 1 Seven of 14 major honors in the motion picture field went to Metro-Goldwyrf-Mayer Studios Monday night at the 23rd annual Golden Globes Awards banquet: sppnsqred by the Hollywood oreign Press AgsjaVihjiaiiut-jGrOYe by an mated22 millioa persons on color $iams Show Five of the seven awards for M-G-M eh to its production pf "Dr Secrecy on Disease family ago but kept the news from the star 'Keaton was known as "the Great Stone during his 17-year feign as a top film star He was among the early giants of the silent screen a contemporary of Chkrlie- Chaplin Laurel Hardy Harry Lang-don Ben Turpin and was involved in frequent screen bouts with the Keystone Kops In recent years' he made guest appearances' on television and in video commercials He also appeared infrequently in motion pictures Keaton enjoyed a mjld comeback in the last 'deCade after several years of inactivity In 1954 he appealed in with Chaplin The two great silent stars i united in comedy piano-violin "sketch MgsteyMimic ut he is bestj: remembered his performance in the late and 70s when 'only panto mime and painstaking artistry wee used to make audiences laugh His tradeinarks were hisisad motionless face and his hat as thin andflatai a phono-' graph record: Only once did he: smile Jn filnls: it was a mistake Other wise he kept his face a stoic mask in the midst of slapstick hilarity or- Impending doom: rfe was an Inovator who care fully engineered -his stunts ga many of which were extremely dangerous He never used a double Paramount studios honored the legendary Keaton with movie biography "The Buster Keston starring Donald O'Connor in the title role in 1957Keaton and became rast friends: Native of Kansas was sidered his best liim A he man with the tragic eyei i 4'ii 'V JFK SISTER PAT LAWFORD-GETS DIVORCE GOODING Idaho I Patricia Kennedy Lawford sister of the late President JohnT Kennedy todayended her linear marriage to movie star Peter Lawford' with an Idaha quickie divorcer: I Viet Peace ed a area from Southeast Kansas across i Arkansas' southern central Missouri and into Kntucky Tennessee agd south- rial squalls: off like Erie con- IUinois and Indian al Hgavy Like MILOS MILOSEVIC in dopSl slaying ttr1 upstate New I Xs WEST LOS ANGELES--! parent murder-suicide of estranged wife of actor Rooney and a 25-yearjold slavian actor who had been staying in the home' The bodies of Barba: Rooney 29 and Milos were discovered fully clothed yesterday afternoon in the bathroom of the master bedroom ofj the fashionable home '13030 Evanston St by Wilma Cantana a house guest of Mrs Rooney They wre sprawled in a tangle Mrs Rooney face iip and the unemployed actor also known as 'Milos Milos face down Police repbrted'she had a single gunshot wound in the head which had entered under chin nd apparently went and into her brain -f Hand Toward Gun Ioseyic who in the tem with his left Jam toward apidKel-piwted her revolver believed by to be the death weapon Officers said they Stillifav'a few details of the case to check out but believe it to be 'murder-suicide'T ii had filed' for divorce fromhs wife and mother of his four small children last Jan 24 charging her with 'cruelty" Last Friday he ffied a Superior Court petition seeking custo-or Court petition seeking custody of the -youngsters' charging she allowed Milosi vi to stay in the familyhomeT The children an identified as Kelly 5 Cherry 41 Kyie 3 and Kimmie 16 month According to lawyer Simon Taub the couple epa rated Jan 21 following a 5yA year marriage Y' Rooney Sedated Rooney Is rejxjrted under sedation today at in SantaMonlca He ka been 'admittep to the hospnal about a week ago suffering from a malady contracted on a recent tour of the Far East: tni bizarre six persons at the Rooney home Sunday evening -They were identified as Herm Schlieske an attorney and private' investigator Mrs Rooney Miss Susan Sidney a frien of Mrs Rooney Mrs Cantaqa Milosevic and a ntaid Mret Matilde Chavarria: jSchliesKe to Id-newsmen he had concealed a radio transmitter on MrA Rooney's person when shewentm St John's Hospital tdTVjsiir theventertainer and recorded their conversation sJ Talk Taped Abeies reported Vie now is in possession" the taped conversation him between Rooney and his wife in the actor's hos-jpltol room re- NO BID Zhivago The sixth and seventh ient: to of Blue" and YelloW Rolls Nearest competitors were Columbia Pictures1' Corp' 20th Century Fox and Warner Brothers Which tied with two awards each: Paramount won one Golden Globe when Oskar Werner a candidate in the Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor categories was named winner in the latter classification for his per- formance in The Spy Who Came Jo From The Result of balloting irrall cate-gories 'were announced by Sanford Ezraipw Co awards certified public accountants The various winners were: Best motion picture drama: "Dr Zhivago Best motion picture- musical or comedy: "Sound of by 20th Century-Fox Best a drama: Oskar Turn to Page 3 CoL 2 frown Winds xustitig to more than 70 miles mi hour battered the Texas Panhandle and parts of the South Plains Monday night A radio antenna at Odessa Tex was blown down By Ignited Press International A new winter storm gathered over the southern plains today spilling snow icy conditions and winds through the 'Mississippi valley The death toll from the wee! end's onslaught of snow ai cold on Dixie and the East con tlnued-to climb -Life was at a virtual standstill in Syracuse and Oswego NY where snowdrifts towered 14 feet high and state police higgle their rounds: on show-rods A least 167 erso-99 in' the froze todeafn or died in rconnectedT accidents the violent storms started her whose children wart dehd from their Surry Va jme found' his son li clutch- ing his three sifters Two of thq lla TtiaaaAM I twins Turn to jPage 2 Col 6 1 UNITED NATIONS NY (AP) The UN Security Council was called into urgent session-today to begin debate on a US proposal for preparatory talks to set up afViet Nam peace conference US Ambassador Goldberg put the 'war in -Het Nam before the 15-member council late Monday in a re solution which asked that a pce and date be fixdd for mediate ahd unconditional discussions of arrangements for the' proposed peace conference i Red Problem i Both the ILS request-for the Coundl meetidg and the resolution caugljt- UN -'diplomats by' surprise corridors -buzzed with speculation on possible Soviet -moves- One unanswered question was whether- -the Russians would seek to have the government of North Viet Nam invited to take part in the council debater -'Another was' the Russians worflJ resolution ce Rejected delegation was not Whether veto th I The Prof jtUoom Fails to Boost Stock DETROIT (AP) With profits zooming by $391 million in 1965 General Motors has become the first corporation ever to report a year's eamiqgs of more than $2 billion cC Before the report wfiJhday stock a share down 874 cenfs far the day bn the New York Stock Exchange 1965 earnings cparied 23 int above 1964V to a rd $212 billion It- was a rth 'straight record-breaking for the largest apufacturing enterprise Dividends and sales also set records The company paid' dividends of $525 a share in 1965 including a special yearender of $225 paying out a total of $149 million to holders of vcommont stock The 1964 payoutvwas $445" a Both these win records: Net qamings- equaled $741 share last year compared with a previous high marktof $605 in 1964' Sales were' estim billion an increase girls 7-year-old were fro-Steri to death Pennsylvania Gov William Scranton declared a "state of extreme throughout the Quaker state In Washington street crews were able to open most streets lining thoroughfares with 15-foot drifts The 30-day weather forecast was delayyd when national weathermen were unable to reach work The new storm today affect- is Run 1 SACRAMENTO Calif CAP) Democratic Gov Edmund Brown asking fbrrnore years "to make California better place" began his campaign today for a third term something achieved only once before flS years of California statehood Brown 60 said "I am prepared to pledge 'to serve out my third To newsman's question what if he were offered an appointment to the US Supreme Court Brown said: "That I would have to take tip with my But Brown added: "The President has never suggested that I take a place in the federal government A day-lopg flying trip stretching more than 1100 miles began what promises to be tine of the fights of Browii's politf "cal career V- Republican EarlWarreh now chief justice of the United States is the only man ever' to -win three terms in the governor's Democratic party unity appears-weakened in California after -fceven years in power Los Angeles Mayor Samuel vYorty skys he may challenge Brown Siti 7 primary Republican priAfary is up al fight? between adtoE Ronald Reaeajy- and Gwfiif ChriSldphe EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE Calif (AP) com manders of this sprawling desert flight test center has desi gnated one of five gates as the entrance for Rocketdyne Divi sion employes in air attempt 'to limit the effect of a strike The 'firm a division of North American Aviation -was struck Monday by the AFL-CIO United AutoWorkers i Employes of Rpdcetdyne were expected to jfo through only the one if they chose to cross the picket while the rest of the operations continued undisturbed said the commander Col Donald Ewing' Officials said operations were not impeded by the strike They said about half of the un-'s 227 workers stayed off the job Monday i spokesman said the predict! today for the Losn-dPute trbse becuase the com-areabv-ihe weather man pany i LOS ANGELEg Light rain this afternoon end tonight were geles was allegedly trying to object if the council inviting'- North there was no word on titude toward a bid to British gov-: bngThe expectei favored Nam the US the Viet emment that' dent Hi to Qui set as to i new cent over the previous recordm $17 bHIion' the previous- ygarT isclosed Monday night' Vietnamese Presi-Chi Minhiii a message Elizabeth II last week condition for peace recognition of the ong as- "the sole genuine sentativeof the peoplePof South i-: Recw China gain" refected UNL iiitervedticnJn'the Vice -Nam war Repeating often-stated pasi profthe official' -j Net Chfrirs iy'eAgehcy- ald the rigl it? to meddle Nai questron" i 1 penalize wqrkers joining who added that there will be -a "few on Wednesday "Increasing cloudiness today With a if) per 'cent probability of light rain this afternoon and ht" was the' official fore- AUTO-A-7 B-l AUSTIN' CONOVER-A BOB A HEDDA HOPPER CONblTION f- HOLLYWOOD The condfc tfon of famed i Hollywood gfriaesKr A -aar vi Re'dst WdANiiwlMti der-tqA-l TRIVANDRUM The leader of Indians China NTERTAjNMEtfr Communist party WqS-ai pday in rackdqjigin leftist ions of DltORlALS-B-4 te In ved In Ti making strongly criti-polides jifPrime Sll soc MAXSTI TV RAD tekLme B-7 AWARDSVSmahthaggars apd Sharif refemed hfcdramatic actress arii Foreign PressBM Golden G1 Mondajnight' Miss Egafx wem ihr Sharif was tagged or Z1 showers day near '64 IoV tonight 46 SAN Considerable cloudinesaf with -occasional -xain: HfglT60 to 65 low-37V for nearly 30 years i V'.

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