On Location Hard Life For Television Actors
Hollywood reporters detail the trials of filming in remote locales like Brazil Mexico Greece and Dahomey. Stars such as Jay North Peter Glenville and Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor endure weather delays crowds and rigors while crews cope with permits logistics and inflated costs.
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Khrushchev Marks Third Retirement Year in Obscurity
Moscow AP reports former Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and his wife Nina observe the third anniversary of his forced retirement in cautious privacy near Moscow. NBC aired footage from last June showing him at home, building bonfires and with grandchildren, with rare public appearances at election time.
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Shriver To Visit 5 Texas Cities
Sargent Shriven, director of the U S Office of Economic Opportunity, will visit five Texas cities Thursday and Friday. He will hold news conferences and deliver speeches in El Paso Lub bock Abilene Waco Fort Worth Arlington and finish in Norman Oklahoma. The stops include events with the El Paso Chamber of Commerce LULAC Baylor University Hardin-Simmons University Texas Tech faculty and the Wright Congressional Club.
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Spain To Cuba Flight OK After Engine Loss
A Iberian Airlines jet from Madrid to Havana with 40 aboard made a safe emergency landing in San Juan Puerto Rico after losing one of four engines over the Atlantic. Coast Guard guided the crippled aircraft to land and the 30 passengers waited at the immigration office for repairs. Ten crew members were aboard.
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Texas road deaths rise. 2,424 killed this year
Austin AP reports state police say there have been 13,992 fatal accidents in Texas this year resulting in 2,424 deaths. Last year at this time 1,959 fatal accidents caused 2,456 lives.
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California Seismologist Estimates 200 Quakes Annually
Dr Charles F Richter of Caltech estimates Southern California experiences about 200 small earthquakes each year. The figure highlights ongoing seismic activity and the importance of monitoring fault lines and preparedness efforts in the region.
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Canadians Taming Columbia River
Canada plans a $69 million addition to flood control works on the Columbia River as part of a broader $70 million project. British Columbia will finish storage dams on the northern Peace River, aiming to greatly increase hydroelectric capacity and stabilize water flow for U.S. plants along the river. The United States has paid $273.3 million in advance for power under a 1964 treaty.
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17YearOld Restores 1923 Model T Ford Pickup in Texas
Benny Marricle, 17, of Colorado City Texas, is restoring a 1923 Model T Ford one ton pickup in his spare time since February 1966. The AP report notes his ongoing rebuilding effort and dedication.
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