Zanuck wins Fox presidency with Hughes aid in battle
In 1962 Darryl F Zanuck secured the presidency of 20th Century Fox after backing from Howard Hughes. He faced board opposition led by Milton Gould and John Loeb and sought to curb nepotism while confronting a massive Cleopatra cost overhang and declining film and TV revenues.
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Darryl
Howard
Zanuck
Howard Hughes
Fox
Hughes
20Th Century-Fox
Milton S. Gould
John Loeb
Peter G. Legnthees
Wall
Richard
Lehman
Amelie Grant
Zamnuck
Darryl F. Zamnuck
20Th Century Fox
Richard Burton
Dobie Gillis
Cife
Clair
Church News Deadline for The Sum weekly notices
All Baytows area churches are invited to participate in The Sea's weekly church pews published on Saturday. Churches are requested to have the news brought or mailed to The Sum by Wednesday.
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Baytows Area
Reon
Children of the Confederacy Install New Georgia Chapter Officers
Dashiell Huey Chapter of the Children of the Confederacy in Georgia installed new officers at a ceremony hosted by Mrs. Dempster Heald. New president Georgia Heald, with Mary Sue Hester as first vice president and Myrt ee Mooney as second vice president, were sworn in by outgoing president William P. Young along with Stephen J. Young as custodian and sergeant at arms and William Young as chaplain. Young stressed the duties of leadership and member cooperation. The next meeting is planned for March with details to follow.
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Dashiell- Huey
The
Children of the Confederacy
Georgia Heald
Dempster Heald
William P. Young
Mary Sue Hester
Myrteel Mooney
Stephen J. Young
William Young
Young
Biographical sketches and college management shift themes
A review discusses The Managerial Revolution in Higher Education by Rourke and Brooks, arguing computers push presidents toward managerial roles, with faculty independence and selective efficiency gains. It also covers Sketches of Early Texas and Louisiana by Gaillardet, noting his France Texas perspective and insights into Texas diplomacy and Louisiana lawyers as reflected in translations by James L. Shepherd III.
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Associated Press
Francis E. Rourke
Glenn E. Brooks
Johns Hopkins Press
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Johns Hopking Press
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Frederic Gaillardet
James L. Shepherd
University of Texas Press
France
United States
James L. Shepherd III
Baylor University
Gaillardet
Mexico
New Orleans
Pierre Soule
Madrid
U.S
Cuba
Soule
English cabbie on U S women as top tippers in London
London taxi driver Burt Burns says American women tip better than men, while London tips average nine pence to a shilling. He notes New York is an exception with men tipping like women, and describes cabby standards, earnings around 33 to 35 dollars weekly, and legal rules to take the shortest route with passenger consent.
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Burt Burns
Burt
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Burt Burny
British Travel Association
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California
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