Cliff Robertson Pursues Breakthrough Role in Charly
Hollywood star Cliff Robertson, after years of TV success and near misses in film, is producing and acting in the adaptation of Daniel Keyes Flowers for Algernon retitled Charly. He sought a great part, financed the project, and hopes it finally delivers the knockout role he craves. The film, to be released by ABC Paramount, reflects Robertson’s long journey from early jobs to wartime service and a career defined by near misses.
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Tax forms and standard deductions explained
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New England Shoe Industry Output and Workforce in 1967
New England produced 190 million pairs of shoes in 1967. The region employed 78,000 shoe manufacturing workers and another 35,000 on payrolls in leather, leather products, and shoe supply companies.
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Licensed Pilots Rise in United States
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