Yanks Take Fancy To Japanese Women In Film
AP reports on a new comedy Cry For Happy about Navy men who take over a geisha house. Milka Taka, a Seattle born Nisei who played opposite Marlon Brando in Sayonara, stars as mama san and weighs in on why American men find Japanese women appealing, praising attention given to men though noting some times degrade.
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Letters To The Editor Thank You For School Support
A Baytown Sun letter thanks Fred Hartman and staff for past coverage of Robert E Lee High School activities. It includes remarks by Winnie Harris Brown and mentions Wan Ida Orton and Preston Pentetgrass, highlighting perceived gender roles and cultural notes about Japanese women and Americans.
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Facts Of Life Crew Hurt On Set
Hollywood AP report says Lucille Ball fell into a boat during a scene with Bob Hope, suffering a black eye and scrapes. She was hospitalized. Don DeLaFore injured his back in a slapstick bit and sought treatment. Bel Frank, producer director, sprained an ankle golfing and returned on crutches. David Golding, the publicity man, is down with the ramps.
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Mexico May Have To Buy U.S. Farm Goods
Washington AP reports Mexico may need to boost imports of U S farm products as drought grips most of Mexico into June. The Foreign Agricultural Service notes crop planting and progress have suffered due to dry conditions, with only scattered rains in central and southeastern districts.
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Domestic issues lead probable DEM platform
Democratic platform draft people say voters will focus on bread and butter concerns such as medical care for the aged farm aid housing education and employment ahead of foreign policy amid previous Cold War tensions. Committee members note inland members emphasize domestic issues while coastal members see foreign relations as secondary. Agnes Geelan cites farm concerns and regional views shape the platform draft for the convention.
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Gavin Warns of Critical Years for America
General Gavin warned WWII veterans that the next years could be crucial for the United States, noting Khrushchev’s threat. He spoke at the Airborne Division Association convention in Miami before traveling to Huntsville to meet Werner von Braun on missile programs. The convention named Trooper of the Year from the 207th Engineers. The piece also notes political shifts and farm policy debate at a committee session, with Farm Bureau urging higher support removal and Democrats warning of price drops and farmer hardship.
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Average man at 150 pounds explains one-eighth horsepower
A 150 pound man can exert about one eighth of a horsepower. This fact highlights the relationship between body weight and mechanical output in simple power examples.
Judge Miller Answers Critics Of His Harris County Court
Judge William A. Miller defended his Harris County Court at Law No 2 in a response to critics. He cited May figures showing 275 cases handled, contrasting with 263 in Court No 3 and 202 in County Court at Law No 2, asserting his court moves quickly.
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Voting Procedure Likely Key Issue At Dem Conclave
At the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles the main backstage dispute centers on who should switch votes first on the first ballot. Kennedy forces push for a bandwagon effect while Johnson supporters seek to curb bias, with Florida Governor LeRoy Collins proposing a systematic, possibly alphabetical, recognition of delegations.
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If The Shoe Fits You May Wear It In Jail
Pittsburgh police held Thomas Pruitt on a burglary charge after a shoe found at the West Park Cafe matched his other shoe. Officers spotted him wearing only one shoe during the investigation and confirmed the match, despite his denial.
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Parking Space Is Big Problem At UT
UT officials say campus can handle 40,000 students but not 40,000 cars as enrollment nears 30,000 by 1970. Dr. L. O. Haskew, VP for developmental services, notes need for more teachers and parking spaces alongside growth.
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