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32 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, November 18, 1965 - Sinatra's Documentary "Pussycat Of A Show" time, but that bothers me a lit tle." NEW YORK (AP)~From the preliminary skirmishes, one might have concluded that CBS, in its documentary program on Frank Sinatra, had a tiger in its schedule. When seen Tues- day night, however, it emerged as a nice little pussycat of a show The subject, Sinatra, came off as talented, hard-working, generous, warm, family-loving, rich, responsible, witty and loyal. In an interview with Walter Cronkite--the interview Sinatra sought to have withdrawn--he explained that his reputation for a quick temper and ready fists related only to one incident in which he was provoked to ac- tion. He complained, without apparent bitterness, about "'ri- diculous accusations and state- ments that I was consorting with mobsters and gangsters." The Sinatra romances were glossed over. His first wife, Nancy, appeared in his com- pany in somé recent film. Mia Drug Overdose Farrow's name was mentioned once--by Sinatra to illustrate his problems with "the press." The name was mentioned in connection with a magazine pic- ture showing them together, with Sinatra making a gesture, which, he said, was misinter- preted by a caption writer. At one point Cronkite said "he has often done things only an understanding friend would forgive," but no understanding friend appeared to supply chap- ter and verse. At another point Cronkite as- serted that Sinatra "'was getting too big for his britches." That was' in the late 1940s at the be- ginning of the big slump in Sin- atra's career. The strongest criticism. of the singer came from his daughter, Nancy: "When you have a be a daddy all the time. And sometimes, when he's with his friends, they carry on like a bunch of kids. And it's great they're having a marvellous How Blamed In Dorothy Dandridge's Death LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The death of actress Dorothy Dan- dridge last Sept. 8 was caused by an overdose of a drug used to treat hiatric depressive cases, the county coroner's of- fice has reported Coroner Theodore J. Curphey said Wednesday the compound, tofranil, is a new drug. He said his office would not attempt to determine if the 41-year-old ac- tress' death was accidental or "8 a suicide. Curphey's office reported last Sept. 10 that Miss Dandridge died of an embolism caused by bone marrow from a broken toe entering her bloodstream. Cur- phey said the first report -was GREENWOO |released early because of "lack| lof a complete study and pres sure from news media." He said the rarity of the re |ported death - cause prompted lfurther investigation. He said the. final report isolating cause of death was made by the U.S. Armed Forces Insti |tute of Pathology. | He said his own land a private laboratory had jbeen. "unable to recover any drug in significant amounts." Miss Dandridge's body was found in her apartment by her manager, Earl Mills. Her films jincluded Carmen Jones, and Porgy and Bess. laboratory D ENTRIES FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19 FIRST RACE -- Purse $2,100. (7500); Claiming, maiden two-year-olds, 7 Fur longs Irish Benedict, DittHach 119 Broth Of A Boy, Fitzsimmons 114 Fabius Fanny, Steve X106 Tomboy Pete, Gordon 114 | Asian Prince, Parnell 114 Srita, No Boy 116 Jive Mister, Cuthbertson X109 SECOND RACE -- Purse $2,000. (3000 Claiming, three-year-olds. 7 Furlongs. Siveoli, Inouye 111 Chinese Sabre, No Boy 114 Great Council, Wall 110 Whirling Rich, No Boy 110 | Strong Willed, Werry X112 | Bay Flight; No Boy 114 | Select Sin, No Boy 107 Bingham, No Boy A-112 Forever Pilot, Werry X114 | Winning Score; Dittfach 112 Penadee, Ferro B-X117 Honey Blues, Turcotte 11) Also Eligible: First Fashion, Gordon, 117; Triple Alliance, Inouye, 112; Vale crest Lady, McComb, 109; Miss Scooter, No Boy, A-109; Wifflaw, Ferro, B-X112. | A---L and M Stable and F Stronach entry. B--M Kane, M Cohen and W Moldowan! entry. THIRD RACH -- Purse $2,100. Claiming, three-year-olds and up. Mile Keep A Thinking. McComb 119 Bully Keane, Potts 116 Dougs Chop, Kornblum 111 Canisteo, Turcotte 111 Robin Redbreast, Dittfach 119 Lady Domain, Leblanc 113 Argo Bound, Gordon 116 Black Coral, Steve X11! Prime: Away, Ferro X114 Good Ovation, Gordon 116 (3000) One Hot Honey, Ferro 108 Gandio, No Boy 119 Also Eligible: Susie's Roman, Ne Boy, n3 FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2,400. (7500 Claiming, two-year-olds. One Mile. The Four R's, Wall 112 S$. A. Boy, No Boy A-!17 Carodana, McComb A-110 Risky Attack, Ferro X107 Vintage Port, Werry X105 Nearcostar, No Boy 110 Jimgee, Steve X112 Dudley, Dittfach 117 A--K © Donnelyy end Entry. Valecrest. Farm FIFTH RACE -- Claiming, three-year-olds. sixteenth Miles, ice Cold, Leblanc 119 Whip 'n Blinkers, No Boy 110 Caledon Colonel, Ferro X109 Market Bid, Ferro X112 Machavoine, Fitzsimmons 118 Reetwalf, Finley X110 QUINELLA WAGERING Purse $2,400. (3000) One and one SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2,300. (5000) Claiming, three-year-olds and up. 7 Fur tongs Lord Saybrook, Barroby A-116 Sky Spark, Finley 108 Rubber Stamped, No Boy 122 Ky. Quill, No Boy 113 Chopstick, No Boy A-109 Peter's Sister, No Boy 110 Bunoa Fortuna, No Boy 113 All Seasons, Barroby 113 Son Blue, Leblanc 119 A--Cymar Stables, W Borger and R Mc- Kenzie Entry. SEVENTH RACE--Purse $3,100, Allow ances. Three-year-olds. One Mile, Chop-Em-Please, Barroby 110. Tricky Scamp, Ferro A-X112 Fast Jay, No Boy X110 Isle of Mull, Dittfach 114 Flaming Triumph, Fitzsimmons B-114 Song of Victory, Kornblum B-X104 Wally Wallace, Walsh 107 Purly Sark, Ferro A-X107 Hempeter, No Boy 119 A--W D Hatch Entry B--Windtields Farm Entry EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2,100. (3000) Claiming, three. and four-year-olds. One and three-sixteenths Miles Greek Tar, Kornblum X106 Royal Autumn, Inouye 106 The Contest Man, Dittfach A-117 Bobby Weaver, Kornblurn X104 Land Ahead, No Boy 119 John's Freedom, Nash 111 Blue Poppet, Gordon 109 Sunshine Blond, Ferro X101 Bedford Park, Finley X114 Scotty K., Thomas A-109 King Legend, Ferro X10? Mental Challenge, Fitzsimmons: 10? A--J L Agro and D D Tallman Entry X--8 tbs AAC POST TIME 1 P.M New way to Guernsey Gold "Money Milk" Check under the top flop of or under the cap of every 2% for the magic words th WINNER in the IDEAL DAI 2% "Money Milk" contest Bring in the lucky flop or bottle top to Ideal Dairy Ltd., North, Oshowo question and we'll give you your CASH PRIZE! . OS easy O8 enjoying delicious GEURNSEY 390 Ritson Rd +++ fresh every d 390 IDEAL DAIRY PH:. 728-6241 every Pure-Paok carton ; bottle of GUERNSEY GOLD at could make you o CASH RY LTD, GUERNSEY GOLD simple It's answer oa ay from IDEAL DAIRY LTD. LTD. Ritson Rd. North daddy, you kind of want him to enough as a sketch but it dug no deeper than an article in a fan magazine. tainly hard to figure out why Sinatra himself got the wind up the about the show. night London Bus Strike Set 1920. The program was interesting > 4-™. Monday if And it is cer- Sion before then. ion while |Stronach was continuing efforts ito bring about a settlement. | A bus strike, which syould idle garage mechanics also, would be the first in London since | LTC employees voted 240 to 4 F \Sunday night in favor of. strike | = or Monday jaction, The union later decided to set the strike date today, but LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- City|Local President C. E. Crons- bus drivers will go on strike at/berry said it was speeded up no wage|"in order to give the public lagreement is reached with the/more time to make other ar- {London Transportation Commis-|rangements for transportation." In his letter to employees ad-|car makers have scheduled 21,- The executive of Local 741 of|vising them of the deadline; Mr.|129 cars and trucks for produc- Amalgamated Transit Un-|Cronsberry said, however: "We|tion this week, compared with Mayor Gordon|the efforts of the mayor, strike will not take place." The workers, seeking approx-| imately a 40-cent-an-hour wage increase, rejected a conciliation report recommending a. lesser|output amount. hicles, Production Up In Cars Again similar 1984 ar 3264 26,810 (2,941); (30,017). 110,198 alweek, the Motor Vehicle Manu- |facturers' Association reports. Total production for the year to the end of last week already has exceeded last year's record by almost with 709,969 cars and eer ae as in th ner at the Royal York Friday, 50,000 Scheduled car production this|ada's football classic. week by company and total pro-|gathering the fans will not only|A citizens' campaign was duction to Nov, 13, with com- join the country's football elite|launched Monday to pit the Na- -- coaches, executives, players|tional Football League Los An- --in fun and fellowship--they'll|geles Rams against the Amer- get a chance to enjoy the Din-jican Football League San Diego ner, and win seats for the big|Chargers in an exhibition game What's|in 1967. 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