Real Texan Fess Parker Becomes TV Idol With Three Programs
Fess Parker, a Fort Worth area native and University of Texas alumnus, rises as Hollywoods latest Western icon through three Disneyland Crockett episodes. His hit single Davy Crockett and forthcoming Crockett projects fuel his fame, while Parker plans a home, light comedy work, and his own production company. His long road included studying history, a rejected law career, and years of struggle before Disney discovered him.
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Actor-Less Movie On Planning Board Production Will Have Miniature Prehistoric Beasts
Hollywood reports Warner's Irwin Allen plans a actors free documentary The Animal World using rubber dinosaur models and animated scenes on miniature sets to trace Earth's history from 3 billion to 2 billion years ago. The project aims for wide screen color with no live performers, drawing on global film sources and 3 million feet of footage.
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Fight Against Rheumatic Fever Improves Outlook
The outlook in the fight against rheumatic fever has improved though the disease still causes heart damage in many cases. Dr Henry A Holle says it often follows strep throat infections, with about three in 100 strep infections leading to rheumatic fever. Bed rest and antibiotics may help convalescents, and repeated attacks raise heart damage risk.
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High Court Judges Pay Raise Move Advances in Texas
In Austin the House passed a bill to raise Supreme Court and Civil Appeals judges salaries from 15 009 to 20 000 and the Senate gave final approval. Senator Abrahm Kazen Jr of Laredo led the bill amid amendments. In Dallas a desegregation resolution by a Steppin Car Porters group urged swift action and condemned gradual enforcement of the high court ruling.
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Shaw Memorial Campaign Stymied by Meager Funds
A long dead campaign to fund a Shaw museum in his home near Lawrence England raised only 2800 pounds. The effort launched after George Bernard Shaw's death in 1950 failed to attract broad support, leaving the house to be rented as a national trust site. The Shaw memorial project never materialized, reflecting limited donor response from eminent figures and the public.
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What is a contract The daily law column
The column explains contracts arise from daily dealings and outlines two rules: read and understand all terms before signing, and ensure every important promise is included. It cautions against unwritten agreements and notes that writing is essential for enforceability in key cases like real estate.
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