Film Writer Lehman Shows Route From Setbacks to Success
Hollywood writer Ernest Lehman rose from early disappointments to top status by script and production work on The Sound of Music and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. He followed with Hello Dolly and North by Northwest, then endured a health scare and a Tahiti retreat before returning to craft acclaimed original work. Lehman, 49, lives with his wife and two sons in Brentwood, maintaining a steady, understated rise in Hollywood.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Ernest Lehman
Lehman
Virginia Woolf
Sammy Glick
Budd Schulberg
Sammy
Ben Hecht
Hello
Dolly
20Th Centu
United Artists
Tahiti
North By Northwest
Brentwood House
Minor Ills Sideline Marines in Viet Nam Front Line
In Dong Ha, South Viet Nam, medical officers at a field hospital report about five Marines evacuated daily for minor illnesses. Heat, poor pace, and environmental hazards cause scrapes, infections, and fatigue. Contaminated water and mud hampers recovery, with heat illness and diarrhea also risks. The text notes persistent enemy threat remains.
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Dong HA
South Viet Nam
Remilitarized Zone
Malaia
Coe
Live TV Casts Of Space Feats Set
NBC News president says NASA promised live pictures of the three man Apollo mission. The capsule will carry a television camera and feed will be sent from Cape Kennedy to networks for broadcast during Cape Kennedy area coverage.
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Cape Kennedy
Texas Supreme Court Decisions and Appeals Marked by Dismissals
The Texas Supreme Court issues a series of civil appeal reversals and affirmations, writs of error granted or refused, and dismissals for want of jurisdiction across numerous cases. Listed are parties such as Harrington Jr., Exress Inc., Rural Corp., Sedier, Donnelley, Ewton, Calvert, and others, with courts in Travis, Harris, Dallas, and surrounding counties involved.
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Bessie Mae Donnelley
Frank H. Donnelley
Trevis
Freddie R Jackson
Fred L. Ewton Youn
Company of Houston
Robert S. Calvert
State Comptroller
Hationat Union Fire Insoreme Co
Qanios
Guy Aldridge
Northeast Indepetedent
Lexr
Clebar Engineering Co. Inc
Dette ‘Leesing & Investment Corp
Travis
Whe G. Wade Jr
Oscer M. Brockman
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Albert &. Moorbeed
Montgomery
Frank G. Tondouze
Gole Homes, Inc
Southern Brokerage Co
David Caanarsa
Dales
Fitts
State Comptroder
Torrent
Meunoff Bros. Packers Inc
Rodalt T._Jones
Texas Employers Insurance Association
E. L. Baxter
Worris
Harris
Buck Ramsey
Coldwater Cattle Co
Potter
Avery Ys
Midland County
Aldlond
National Bankers Life Insufente Co
Frank Ai
Rosson
Dallas
Forners Suply Co. of
Hortey
Hot Spot Detecter Inc
Hortiey
Schlumberger “Weil Surveying Corp
Frank L. Domes
Lexar_ i
Philips
J. A. Porgish
Hunter J. Orang
Aetno Life Insurance Co
Constitution Association
U.S.A
John Lmi
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
James W. Smith
Boxer
Jimmy Piccido Chaver
Robert Arthur Sanders
Hush McClain
George Edward Monckton
Lex Parte
Ebbie Eugene Lovell
Nathan Goodman
Ballos
Dwight Don Jokd Little
Willian Henry Robinson
Joan Fites
Albert Lacy
Ralph Williams
Beulph Williams
Mullen Jr
Clyne White
Paul Ignatious Brow
Tarrant
Ruben Trevino
Zavataz Eugene Allen
William Joseph Board
Curtis Allen Lesiie Jr
Bobny Wade Dork
Clove Thames
Richard Zapata
Dewitts
Emma Jones
Lubbock
George Greese Jr
Willie Rossi
Olis Hereiss
James C Whittington
Teodorg Estrada
Smith
Bite Pershing
Upshur
Detroit Woman Plans Odd Model T Dig Or Party
Mrs Arthur A Allen, wife of a Detroit police lieutenant, may host a large gathering at her home to dig under an apple tree for a buried 1913 Model T. The car, once owned by Perry Andrews, was never sold and the event draws hundreds invited by radio host Bud Guest and Detroit Historical Museum staff.
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Detroit
Arthur A. Allen
Ford
Morris
Andrews
iMorris
Harvey Versteeg
Detroit Historical Museum
Versteeg
Bud Guest
Economists Seek Health Sign For U S Economy In 1967
New York AP reports economists search for a health signal as inflation worries persist. Johnson promises a strong 1967 economy amid rising prices, tax changes, and mixed indicators from unemployment to retail sales, while markets show tentative gains.
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New York
Viet Nam
Washington
Presi
Dent Johnson
California
Denver
Colo
Phoenix
Ariz
Chicago
United States
Soviet Union
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Arthur Ross
Washington {Ap
Lee College Administrators Join Coordinating Board Meeting
Three Lee College administrators will attend the Coordinating Board meeting in Austin led by Dr. Richard Strahan. Representing Rundell and Collum will confer with John Guemple on the technical vocational program as a nationwide exchange with about 100 junior colleges in Texas. No Lee College issues are slated for discussion.
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Lee College
Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
Austin
Richard Strahan
Waller Runde
C. J. Collum
Strahan
Rundell
Collum
John Guemple
Texas
Metcalf Elected Chairman At Mary Hardin Baylor Trustees
Dr Grady Metcalf pastor of First Baptist Temple was chosen chairman of the trustees executive committee at the Mary Hardin Baylor College meeting. Carlos Parker of Taylor was elected vice chairman and Mrs G E Keith of Temple was named secretary with President Leonard L Holloway present for the first executive committee session since his Sept 1 arrival.
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Belton, Tex
Grady Metcalf
First Baptist Church of Temple
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Leonard L Holloway
Carlos Parker
Taylor
G. E. Keith
Temple
Dayton High Junior Class Plans Bar-B-Q Fundraiser
Dayton High School juniors sell barbecue tickets to fund the junior senior prom. The Oct 22 event in the Junior High auditorium offers $1.50 plates with chicken, green rice, baked beans, onions, pickles, coffee or tea, bread and cake. Cross on Dayton water tower to come down. Dayton Methodist Church Board deems the structure hazardous and unsafe to climb for bulb replacement. Dayton Young Homemakers plan Thanksgiving baskets for a needy family and sponsor booth at Trinity Valley Expo with committee members named. Also noted are baby parade float chair Eleanor Damek and Christmas box plans for Vietnam service members, plus a family planning program followed by a library donation.
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Gwen Clift
Dayton
Dayton High School
Dayton Water Tower
Dayton Methodist Church Board For Trustees
Soldier Baskets
Dayton Young Homemakeers Club
Dayton Young Homemakers
Lynda Kapalski
Joann Lambright
Myrt Krull
Judy Lambright
Betty Clifton
Isi
Eleanor Damek
Betty Lou Williamson
Nancy Brown
Jon Cha‘chere
Linda Rigby
Viet Nam
People’s
Csult
Mobil Chemical promotes manager to division head
BEAUMONT AP W E McKellar Jr. longtime employees relations manager at the Mobil Chemical Co refinery since 1960 is named manager administrator of Mobil Chemical's petrochemicals division in New York City. He is succeeded by Jerome Terry Jr.
No Plans To Close City's Social Security Office
Informational Q and A explains Baytown Social Security Office remains open in Federal Building Room 105 three days weekly. Office records have moved to Pasadena, Texas, but Baytown staff remain available by phone at 582-2352. Includes guidance on quarters of coverage for retirees and how to verify wages for household workers via form OAR-7004.
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Murray W. Persona
Houston Social Security Office
Baytown Sun
W. Defoe
Federal Building
Social Security Office
East Southmore
Pasadena
Tex
Baytown
Dial Security
New
Social Secu
Rity
Houston
Q. I
Social Security
Records Session Set In Houston
The American Records Management Association’s annual conference begins Sunday in Houston. William P. Southard of Houston is general chairman and expects guests from across the U.S. and Canada. Registration is all day Sunday and 8 to 10 a.m. Monday at the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel. The three day event includes conferences on categories in record management with some events for wives. preregistration is optional.
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American Records Management Association
Houston
William P. Southard
Sheraton- Lincoln
U.S
Canada
Southard
Southard and Associates
John F Heard Re elected Chairman Heads Houston Chapter
Houston attorney John F Heard has been re elected chairman of the Harris County Chapter of the National Foundation March of Dimes. A major item on the agenda is a proposal for a March of Dimes birth defects center in Houston. The defect affects about one in ten local families.
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John F. Heard
Houston
Attornney
Hating County
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Houston Area
Open House at New Walker Real Estate Offices Saturday
Walker Realty announces an open house Saturday at the new Walker Real Estate offices on HIT Bay Way Drive from 9 am to 5 pm. Mrs. Pegsy Walker Charley Walker and salesmen Orville Younse and B H White will greet guests serve coffee and doughnuts and showcase the new suite featuring torinol flooring and buff brick with a sloped gray roof. The firm has served Baytown area for eight years and specializes in residential commercial and acreage properties. The Walkers invite friends to tour the spacious new offices and meet their family including Beverly Gary and Steffani.
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Walker Real Estate
Hit Bayway Drive
Pegsy Walker
Charley Walker
Orville Younse
B. H
Walker Realty
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National Recreation and Park Association Congress
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