Indian director Ray to make English film The Alien
Indian film maker Satyajit Ray plans to adapt his craft for Columbia Pictures in an English language project titled The Alien. Ray, famed for Bengali language works like Pather Panchali and The World of Apu, seeks virtuoso performers and may cast Peter Sellers, with potential American leads such as Steve McQueen or Marlon Brando. Ray asserts Calcutta as a hub for modest, literature-based cinema and criticizes Bombay’s 100 percent commercial, big-budget output.
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Union Leader Urges Subsidy For 60 US Merchant Ships Year
Washington AP union leader Paul Hall of the Seafarers International Union and AFL-CIO Maritime Trades Dept presents a 20-point program to a Senate subcommittee advocating federal backing for new ship construction. He claims majority support among maritime unions and management and notes administration rejection. Hall calls for a ban on overseas construction of American flag ships, contrasting with Transportation Secretary Boyd's stance.
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Fanciful City Doings Show Up In Mock Column
A spoof column catalogs local characters and events in a playful mash of names and anecdotes. Items include Mike Altus and Jeanette Fever wedding plans, Abner Hawkins car repossession, Harry Johnson and Peg’s cheerful finances, Fionnnelson stabbing rumors, Erp Judsons’ life events, and Jacko Bulwhipple’s tent show moment, all presented as a gossip-style slice of small-town life.
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Peg
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Judsons
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East End
Steven J. Austin Re-Enlists in U.S. Air Force
Steven J. Austin has reenlisted in the U.S. Air Force after being selected for career status. He and his wife Nita now reside in Sherman Texas.
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U. S. Air Force
Nita
Sherman
Texas
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