Child Star Pamela Frank Cast in The Lion with Holden
London AP Pamela Frank an 11 year old with wide eyes and freckles wins juvenile lead in Samuel Engel's The Lion to be shot on location in Kenya. She stars opposite William Holden and Trevor Howard as a child whose devotion to a full grown lion unsettles the surrounding adults. Pamela born in Japan trained at Elmhurst Ballet School seeks breakout after The Innocents.
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London
Pamela Franklin
Samuel G. Engel
William Holden
Trevor Howard
Kenya
Pamela
Africa
Deborah Kerr
Engel
Japan
Hong Kong
Australia
Ceylon
Britain
Elmhurst Ballet School
Camberley
England
Oot Club Formed To Bar Women In Dumfries
In Dumfries Scotland AP reports a growing Oot Club of men formed to keep women out of male spaces. Founder Dick Brown, a bachelor, says men need a haven to meet and talk free of female company and notes women’s influence in clubs is increasing.
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Dumfries
Scotland
Dick Brown
CARE Food Gifts Aid European Destitute During Postwar Crisis
CARE’s West Berlin mission dispatched 100 food packages to 650 hungry children in a Red Cross home amid East German refugee flight. The CARE Food Crusade aims to deliver 1,075,000 packages across five European areas as part of a 5 million package goal, with gifts designated to Greece Italy Yugoslavia Poland and more. The program also funds aid in Afghanistan Colombia Ecuador Haiti Hong Kong Israel Jordan Korea Pakistan Turkey and Vietnam with Boston donors directing gifts to chosen countries.
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East Germany
Freedom
CARE
West Berlin
Red Cross
Care Food Crusade
U.S
Europe
Darcy Wilson
New England
Care Food Crusade Fund
West Germany
Greece
Crete
Poland
United States of America
U. S
Afghanistan
Columbia
Ecuador
Haiti
Hong Kong
Israel
Jordan
Korea
Pakistan
Turkey
Vietnam
Boston 11
Mass
Voters Test First Foreign Voting Machines in Bloody Bay
In Trinidad and Tobago a 30 seat House election used 1000 American made voting machines. Voters lined up at 850 polling sites including Bloody Bay while 377000 eligible voters were registered with photo IDs. Observers from PNM and DLP accompanied registration teams as laws changed and turnout rose under intense heat.
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Trinidad and Tobago
Venezuela
West Indies Federation
House of Representatives
Port
Spain
Tobago
Peoples National Movement
Democratic Labor Party
PNM
Heart disease deaths top New Hampshire 1961 tally
The New Hampshire Heart Association reports 3 818 deaths from heart and blood vessel diseases in 1961, accounting for 57 percent of the state total. Final statewide figures for 1961 were not yet available.
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N.H
Concord
New Hampshire Heart Association
Welfare Plan Aims to Move Families Off Relief Rolls
The Kennedy administration unveiled a welfare program to shift needy families from relief to payrolls. Secretary Ribicoff met with Senate and House leaders to push quick congressional action and secure broad support. Mills and Byrd signaled approval of changes in public assistance laws.
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Washington
Kennedy
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Senate
House
Ribicoff
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
End of Terrorism In Soviet Union May Be Trick
Pulitzer prize poet Peter Viereck, visiting Russia on a State Department cultural exchange, says he sees real evidence of less internal police terror but cautions the U S not to ease military vigilance. He attributes a temporary anti Stalinism shift to Molotov and Mao as a maneuver.
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Northampton
Mass
Peter Viereck
Mount Holyoke
United States
Russia
Viereck
U.S. State Department
Molotov
Mao
Rings That Bind Now Truly Concrete
Helen Martin mixed concrete while her husband Tom laid foundation blocks for a two room home addition. The next day she found she had lost her diamond engagement and wedding rings valued at 350 dollars. She recalled they were last seen on an unfinished block during the work. Martin quipped that the wall cost more than the rings.
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Kansas City
Kan
Helen Martin
Tom
Dreams and TV spoof spark medical satire from AP writer
AP TV writer notes dreams mirror TV tropes and fears while Groucho Marx hints shows could fuse medicine with humor. Satirical take cites unlikely show titles like Have Scalpel Will Travel and The Gallstones as possible future parodies.
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Groucho Marx
Groucho
Dennis
Powell Seeks Emphatic NH Safety Drive to Cut Toll
Governor Wesley Powell urged a strong safety campaign after nine highway deaths in 1962 and a Ports mouth collision killing a shipyard worker. He directed the Department of Safety to ensure officers enforce stricter motorist requirements, stressing winter dangers and the need for lower speeds in bad weather.
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Concord
N.H
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Powell
Kennard Goldsmith
Department of Safety
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