Rome Dominates Global Film Center Amid Censorship Fears
Rome rises as leading film capital as Italian cinema reshapes production amid censorship fears and Hollywood decline. Gina Lollobrigida Sophia Loren and Claudia Cardinale boost domestic shoots while government subsidies and cross border deals attract American and Italian producers.
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Artacks
Hollywood
Gina Lollobrigida
Tratlan
da Laten
Seemet
Misa Sarle
Claudia Cardilen
Lallat
Gia Deparrale
Hag
Stan Carter
Rowe
API
Gis Loiebrigida
Sophia Loren
Apna Magnani
Poberto Rossellini
Carolinae
Lola
How Do You Stand Bares Goldwater Ganator Ariz
A reader letter from Ganator Arizona laments lack of capital and influence while praising grit. It calls for individual effort to build empires like Ford or Carnegie, arguing opportunity remains for those with vision and determination, despite government and corporate constraints.
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Ganator
Ariz
Santa Ana
California
Dene Barry
Minda
Smity Steel Corporation
Chase Manhattan Bank
Pennsyl
Sania Railroat
Henry
Tan Dyke
Earth
Heaven
Ihenry Ford
Andrew Carnegie
Loud Scream Threat Near North Side Car Incident
Beverly Lindt reported a man threatened to shoot her as she started her car near North Side. He grabbed her, muffling her screams with a hand over her mouth before fleeing. police were informed of the escalating incident and a suspect’s past actions emerged in the investigation.
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Chicago
Beverly Lindt
Moss Lindt
Lindt
Fed
The Alamo Film Premiere in San Antonio Explains Texan Pride
A Texas film feature about The Alamo, starring John Wayne, debuts in San Antonio on October 24. The piece highlights Wayne’s dedication, Texas history, and local ties including Brackettville connections, the Alamo defenders, and Texan figures like Sam Houston. It notes production details on the Plantation Ranch and the film’s patriotic framing for free men everywhere.
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Wain Wayne
Adamo
Uchied Wall
San Antonio
Tre Alimo
Simon Right
Jon
Alaro
John Wayne
Texas
Altimo
Santa Anta
Sam Houston
San Jarintn
Col. Neil
Houston
Santa Anna
Alamo
Owas
Ala- Tho
Walter Winchell
Wayne
Throner
Batjac Productions, Inc
Alamo Defenders
Tex
Tim
Liberty
Aaron Cherry Sr
Washington
Cherry Dient
Plantston Ranch
San Jacinto
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Shahi
Brackettyilie
Shahan
Raytor
MrCulleaigh
iCtint Murchison
Berty Ancloa
Jane
Tesay
Reuben Padislay
Sue
Planias
Yan
Vietoria
Wre
bin Panje
Baytonian Patents Technique Against Metal Corrosion
Cecil Philipson has been granted a U S patent for a method to prevent metal corrosion. The invention relates to protection against air and water with exposure to sunlight and vapors. Philipson serves as staff engineer at Humble's Baytown Research Center and works with the Houston WW Products Plant. He is a research specialist in the Resin and Development Division at Baytown. His wife and three daughters live at 1 East Texas.
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Cecil Philipson
U.S
Humble
Baytown Research Center
Phillipa
Spec
Houston
Resca
Baytown
Phillips
East Texas
Memphis woman Brahie mother of nineteen children
Mrs. Rath Brahie, aged nineteen, is noted as the mother of nineteen children, four of whom remain unmarried. The article highlights her large family in Memphis.
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Memphis
Rath
Brahie
Energy Demands Push Rockets to Higher Beam Power
An AP Science feature surveys how particle accelerators from Brookhaven to CERN power physics research. It notes Brookhaven's 41 BEV proton beam and Russia's proposed 16 BEV, with U.S. spending near 60 million dollars this year and plans approaching 15 million for 1985. It explains linear and circular accelerators, the race to higher energies, and the role of facilities like Argonne and Bevatron in advancing knowledge.
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Alton Blakrkaalee
Banteo
Russia
Europe
United States
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Brookhaven
California
Fadwin McMillan
Weksler
Brookinven
Switzerland
Vnation European Organization) For Nuclear Research
CERN
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
Enoigh
Argonne
Mbert Crewe
Booth Explodes After Phone Call Completed
Police investigate a sixth explosion in Chattanooga area as a telephony booth blows apart shortly after a phone call. A passerby, Mrs. D A Mat, was injured when flying debris shattered a windshield near eight miles north of downtown. Authorities note wider pattern targeting Black residents in previously all white neighborhoods.
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Chattasdoga
Tenn
API
Rer Annd
Mlisata
Chattanooga
Bejee
Winte
Crowd Anticipates Ramsey Dinner at Rice Hotel
Houston Chamber of Commerce president announced plans for a dinner honoring Lt. Gov. and Mrs. Ben Ramsey on September 13 at the Rice Hotel. More than 30 reservations are in, with additional guests expected as the event opens a three part program. Attending will be state officials and university representatives from Texas Dental Anderson Hospital, Elagtor Saide Institute, and Woman's University College of Nursing.
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Saide Institute
Texas Dental Anderson
Woman's University College of Nursing
Drivers' Licenses To Be A Touch Of Color
In Colorado licenses will feature color photographs on motorist IDs once equipment is ready. William Cassell, chief, explains photos will be used but cannot be forced or required, and that black and white images may still appear.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
William Cassell
Om Pte
Dyson
Driver License Test Tries and Fails in Tyler
AP report from Tyler details a driver license office where more than half of first-time applicants flop the written exam and driving test. Grisham cites parallel parking issues and eye checks, noting age can hinder pass rates, with driving tests including turns, lights, signs, and parking.
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Paw Ord
Tuck
Department of Touble
Tyler
Jear
Grisham
Gene Turman
Turman
Texans Cut Cigarette Use While Tax Revenue Surges
Texans smoked fewer cigarettes in fiscal 1960 but state tobacco tax receipts jumped to 86.4 million as the Legislature raised the tax per pack from five to eight cents. Comptroller Calvert noted declines in crude oil output and auto sales, while overall costs and revenues for the year showed a widening gap.
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Austin
Robert S. Calvert
Texas
Calvert
Black family chased from all white Burley Idaho area
A ten member Negro family in Burley Idaho fled their shanty town home after six months of threats and mistreatment. A burning oil flare was thrown onto their porch and a bullet pierced a bedroom window. The family, now in New Mexico, left amid allegations of local white hostility linked to alleged plantation labor preferences.
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Burley
Idaho
A.J. Thom
New Mexico
Thomas
Gayle Norton
Burley Herald-Bulletin
Norton
William Reid
Twin Falls
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