Exiles a sparse low budget debut by Kent MacKenzie
Kent MacKenzie, a USC cinema student and former Air Force member, spent four years making The Exiles a low budget drama about displaced American Indians. The film cost 27000 dollars in cash with 45000 dollars including deferments, features nonprofessional actors paid in beer and wine, and aims for European deals and US art house release.
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Hollywood
Ucla
Royce Hall
United States
Kent MacKenzie
Air Force
DeWitt MacKenzie
University of Southern California
MacKenzie
Fire destroys barn and house in Bridport farm blaze
Ten persons are homeless after a Tuesday night fire swept a Bridport farm destroying a horse barn and most of a house owned by Wilfred Sabourin. Twenty firemen battled the flames, both buildings declared total losses.
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Bridport
Wilfred Sabourin
Telling the Good News handbook issued by major Lutherans
A 202 page public relations guide for churches titled Telling the Good News was released by Concordia Publishing House in St. Louis. It is a joint venture of the National Lutheran Council the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod and the United Lutheran Church Department of Press Radio and Television. United Lutheran President Dr Franklin Clark Fry calls it a highly significant step noting The Good News is the churchs main business.
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ST. Louis
Concordia Publishing House
National Lutheran Council
The
Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
United Lutheran Church
Department of Press
United Lutheran
Franklin Clark Fry
Pipers Face Dilemma Over Lucas NBA Return
The Cleveland Pipers must secure Jerry Lucas to stay in the NBA as negotiations continue after Lucas indicated no contract and a potential pay raise. George Steinbrenner confirms discussions while Lucas weighs a move from the ABL citing education and season length.
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Cleveland Pipers
Lucas
Nba
New York
National Basketball Association
Jerry Lucas
George Steinbrenner
The
Pipers
Jerry
Ohio State
ABL
Allan Bloch
San Francisco
Groups Aid Families of Alcoholics In Hopeful Series
In a five part AP series the struggle of mates and children of alcoholics is explored. Al Anon and Alateen offer support beyond AA, with 200 Alateen groups and 2 000 Al Anon chapters in the U S Canada and 20 foreign countries. Members seek understanding and courage to cope with loved ones drink problems.
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Associated Press
Al-Anon
Alateen
Alcoholics Anonymous
Fellowship of Alcoholics
Alcoholics” Anonymous
Mates of Alcoholics
al- Anon
U.S
Canada
California
New York
Manhattan
Russians May Have Antimissile Rocket, U.S. Says
U.S. officials note Russia may have developed an antimissile rocket but warn a combat ready system requires more than that. They cite radar challenges, including distinguishing warheads from decoys, as a major hurdle in building a full antimissile network.
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U.S
Washington
Khrushchev
United States
Unlikely Term Paper Turned On Rio Jungle Study
A University of Arizona graduate student struggled to complete a term paper after finding no local material on a remote Brazilian jungle. He borrowed Portugese works from Stanford and Illinois, then teamed with a Portuguesespeaking classmate to finish in time. Defense and intelligence notes discuss Russian radar reach and anti missile defense research.
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Tucson, Ariz
University of Arizona
Stanford
University of Illinois
Susan Watson and Roger Page Reunite in Carnival
Susan Watson and her husband Roger Page are reunited in Broadway's Carnival after meeting during Watson's West Side Story run in London. Page joined the Carnival national tour when Watson signed, then moved into the New York company to join her on stage after replacing Anna Maria Alberghetti.
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New York
Susan Watson
Roger Page
Miss Watson
London
Quick-Active Itch-Mend At Carroll Drug
Quick-drying ITCH-ME-NOT provides antiseptic action to kill germs and speed healing. Suitable for eczema, insect bites, foot itch and other surface rashes. Now available at Carroll Drug.
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Carroll Drug
September Draft For Army 5 000 Men
Washington AP reports the Defense Department asked Selective Service to draft five thousand men in September, matching July and August totals. The aim is to enroll 16,300 enlisted soldiers that month with about one third from the draft. Navy Marine Corps and Air Force plan no draft draw.
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Washington
Army
Defense Department
Selective Service
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
3 Day Forecast for Boston and Nearby New England
The five day forecast covers northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Temperatures over the period will run 2 to 5 degrees below normal with cooler days Thursday and Friday and rising temps Saturday. Rainfall expected from one tenth to one half inch, mainly as showers Sunday or Monday.
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Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
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Kennedy
Pacific
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Millbrook
Universal
Fienberg
Main Street
Bennington
Pat
Economy Auto Store, Inc
Vermont
Jamie Severy
Fairdale Farms
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