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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1968
Page
10
Hollywood producer Marty Rackin, returning from a tour to promote Rough Night in Jericho, argues tours sell films. He says stars avoid public appearances, preferring big contracts, and he would require three weeks of touring to boost a release.
Education is not only for the young. Adult education grows in importance as job loss and creation drive retraining. Part time evening programs lead to high school diplomas and degrees, with employers often supporting tuition. Plan ahead, assess interests, and pursue courses to enhance career success and upskill.
Washington reports the Defense Department ordered the draft of 1,070 physicians and 56 osteopaths for the Army this year. The call issued Wednesday is the lowest in five years, with last year’s target at 2,118 physicians and 111 osteopaths. Low early quotas often lead to additional calls later in the year.
Hollywood critics laud ABC TV’s London produced Present Laughter starring Peter O'Toole. The Coward farce balances style and morality with wit. O'Toole shines as the self centered actor in a refined, uproarious adaptation directed by Gordon Fleming.
A U S Supreme Court ruling clears legal barriers to interracial marriage but social objections persist. The piece profiles the Lambkin case from Cambridge Massachusetts, detailing challenges of a Negro husband and a white wife, family resistance, acceptance by the Negro community, and eventual divorce after 24 years. It notes that successful interracial marriages hinge on full identification with one community and warns about parental pressure and lingering suspicions.
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