Czech Filmmakers Reach Oscar Behind Iron Curtain
The Czech duo Ivan Kadar and Elmar Klos claimed the best foreign language film Oscar for The Shop on Main Street. The film industry in Czechoslovakia is fully nationalized with three studios producing 36 features yearly, and directors are valued above stars as a new cultural wave fuels growth.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Motion Picture Academy
Main Street
Italy
Greece
Sweden
Japan
Ivan Kadar
Elmar Klos
Fim
Klos
Earm
Academy
Cir Jcuit
Keeble to lead Humble policy planning unit
Charles C. Keeble has been named coordinator of public and government policy planning in Humble Oil and Refining Co.’s Corporate Planning Department effective July 1. J. D. Knodell Jr. and D. E. Smiley will fill Washington posts, with Knodell succeeding Keeble and Smiley becoming assistant Washington representative. Keeble has served in Washington since 1962 after joining Humble’s Law Department in Houston in 1951.
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Charles C. Keeble
Washington
Humble Oil & Refining Co
J. D. Knodell Jr
Mr. Keeble
Washington Post
D. E. Smiley
Humble
Southeastern
Keeble
Topeka
Kan
University of Texas
Humile
Houston
Knodell
Fairfield
Tinois
University of Hainvis
Mattoon, Ilinois
Billings
Montana
Denver
Smiley
Shrewport
Louisiana State University
Humbley Law Department
New Orleans
Texans Claim Lost San Saba Mine Found Near Bend
A group of eight blue eyed men in Bend Texas claim to have found the Lost San Saba Mine on Red Hill seven miles south of Bend. Geologist Arville Cummins and T S Lemons Jr. led digging and testing revealing ore values up to 407.60 a ton with additional molybdenum. Local figures supplied labor and funding as tests drew mixed expert opinions on gold content.
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Bend
Tex
President Johnson
Colorado River
Jim Bowie
Bowie
Alamo
San Saba County
Don Bernardo
de Miranda
Cerro del Almagro
Red Hill
Miranda
Texas
Arville Cummins
T. S. Lemons Sr
Lemons
T. S. Lemons Jr
Colorado
Cummins
Lampasas
Colorado Assaying Co
Denver
Red Hil
Dead Man Canyon
James McAteée Jr
Baylor University
Tidmon Seeks Re-Election To Precinct Post
W O Tidmon seeks reelection as Democratic precinct committeeman in Precinct 100 where he has lived and voted most of his life. He has served since 1960 and attended Democratic events since 1921 and 1928, including a 1964 National convention delegate role. He and wife live at 704 E Gulf with four children. He retired 1961 from Humble Baytown refinery as metal inspector and has long been active in unions, church, and local clubs.
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W. O. Tidmon
Tidman
The
International Union
Second Baptist Church
Baytown
Ashbey Smith Dads Club
Woodmen of the World Lodge
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