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Throughout, Christine never forgot the gravel pits or Mum. When she took temporary refuge in Spain last March, Christine sent a postcard home. "Marvellous place," she wrote. "Lots of nice-looking men. Don't worry, having a ball." Since then, the ball has continued, more or less, and so has fame. At the Cassius C!ay fight at Wembley Stadium last week, there was a sudden flurry as a glamorous woman swept to her ringside seat. "Is that Christine Keeler?" asked a spectator. "No," said his neighbor, "only Elizabeth Taylor...
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Irma La Douce is no animated French postcard; its sexiness is played for belly laughs, not snickers. By pruning the script of prurience, Wilder and Diamond have managed to treat the sale of sex with vulgar good humor. Irma has no moral, of course; yet as an essay on virtue v. venery, it is as uplifting as a graduation address-and ten times funnier...
...last Cassius got down to business -so to speak. With his brother Rudolph Valentino Clay, he jogged around London, wearing a sweat suit and paratroop boots, sparred a few desultory rounds, and gave away postcard-size pictures of himself. "Had five, ten thou sand of these printed," Clay explained. Spotting a pretty Negro girl in a crowd, Cassius whistled softly and whispered to friend Ronald King: "Go talk to her, man. That's the cutest thing I've seen since I've been here...
...approved the hiring of an administrative assistant for city Traffic Director Robert R. Rudolph, whom it has severely criticized in the past. Rudolph said he needed someone to do nontechnical work in his department, such as preparing the payroll and conducting postcard surveys...