Logan laments big budget blues on Paint Your Wagon
Hollywood director Josh Logan, famous for large casts, says he would direct a film for under a million dollars if given the chance. His next project Paint Your Wagon, with Paramount funding around ten million, reworks Lerner and Loewe’s musical into a new story line with Clint Eastwood and Jean Seberg, filmed largely on location near Baker, Oregon.
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Alan
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Clint Eastwood
Jean Seberg
Audrey Hepburn
Vanessa Redsrave
South Pacific
Mitzi Gaynor
Juanita Hall
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Baker, Ore
Rockefeller Wife Visits Hawaii For Vacation
Mrs Nelson Rockefeller wife of New York governor arrived in Hilo Hawaii for a vacation lasting until July 7 Her husband will join her next Wednesday for a short rest and campaigning for the Republican presidential nomination She declined to discuss politics.
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Hawaii
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Nixon daughters begin solo duties for candidate
Julie Nixon 19 and her fiance David Eisenhower 20 will travel to Hutchinson Minnesota for a water festival on June 30. Patricia Tricia Nixon 22 will attend an Independence Day parade in Waterloo Iowa without her parents marking a public debut.
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New York
Julie
Patricia Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
David Eisenhower
Hutchinson
Minn
Patricia
Tricia
Waterloo
Iowa
Reagan Becomes Rancher of Riverside County Land
Ronald Reagan, the California governor, is buying 771 acres of rolling oak dotted grassland in Riverside County. No price was announced.
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Rancho California
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Ronald Reagan
California
Riverside County
Fortas violinist to pay for education becomes Chief Justice
Memphis born Abe Fortas once played violin at dances to fund his schooling and led The Blue Melody Boys while at South Side High School and Southwestern College. He rose to Yale Law School, then served in Washington before becoming undersecretary of the interior and later associate justice named by President Johnson.
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William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Eloise Engle
University of Texas
IBTW Strike at New England Telephone Reaches Tenth Week
In Boston the 13500 IBTW members remain off the job against New England Telephone Co after rejecting 18 and 36 month offers. Gerald Walsh says mediation continued but no immediate meeting was planned. The union opposes wage progression and backs exam based promotions.
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IBTW
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Montpelier
Sullivan
Walsh
Fairfield man dies in Turnpike collision
Arthur E. Seyoc, 39, of Nashua New Hampshire, died Thursday after his car struck the center divider on the Connecticut Turnpike. Police said he apparently suffered a heart attack. His wife Bertha and their young daughter Lee Ann were shaken up by the crash.
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Arthur E. Seyoc
Nashua
N.H
Seyoc
Bertha
Lee ‘Ann
Derailed freight cars ignite home in Lancaster
A Boston and Maine freight train derailed near Van Brode Milling Co in Lancaster as brakes on two cars were released by vandals causing three cars to crash into a home at 12 Main St. The frame house was destroyed but Mr and Mrs Russell Morgan and six year old grandson Scott Morgan escaped unharmed. One car carried used paper while others held plastic and plastic spoons bound for VanBrode plant.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
VanBrode Milling Co
Main St
Russell B. Morgan
Scott Morgan
Morgan
VanBrode
Tornado safety plans discussed by meteorologist
A Kansas City meteorologist advocates a civil defense style tornado watch network with volunteers and enhanced warnings. He endorses radio and TV stations with Weather Bureau printers and the Emergency Broadcast System to automatically alert radio sets in schools and homes.
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Pearson
EBS
Kansas City
Topeka
Burglars Steal Typewriters From Justice of the Peace Office
Burglars removed three electric typewriters from the office of Justice of the Peace John Martin in Albuquerque New Mexico. They also disabled and carried away a burglar alarm during the theft.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Office of Justice of the Peace
John Martin
Thornberry Becomes Supreme Court Nominee by Johnson
President Lyndon Johnson nominated Homer Thornberry, longtime ally and former Texas congressman, to the Supreme Court to fill Abe Fortas's seat. Thornberry, born to deaf parents, has a long career from Texas legislature to federal judgeships, with a liberal-leaning record and strong ties to Johnson.
Justice Dept Chief Says Wiretaps Overstated Value
Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark told an appropriations subcommittee that the Justice Department will continue limited use of wire taps and other electronic bugging devices despite new authority for wider use. He said wiretaps' value is not as great as many think and the department is securing more convictions without them.
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Washington
Ramsey Clark
Justice Department
Clark
Appropriations
Manufacturers cut package sizes under Fair Packaging act progress
Washington AP reports the Commerce Department praised manufacturers for reducing package sizes from 289 to 104 as part of the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act. Undersecretary Howard J. Samuels said no extra Congressional enforcement power is needed and eleven industries have already agreed to the cut.
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Commerce Department
Howard J. Samuels
Congress
Portland grad Martha Conroy named salutatorian at St Josephs Academy
Martha E Conroy daughter of Mr and Mrs John P Conroy of Biddeford won high honors at St Josephs Academy Portland serving as prefect of the Sodality senior coordinator of the school and member and officer of several clubs. She earned top honors and awards including NEDT Auxilium Latinum Prix d Honneur and MTA and will attend Newton College of the Sacred Heart Newton Massachusetts on a scholarship.
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Hill St
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Academy
NEDT
Auxilium Latinum
MTA
Martha
Newton College of the Sacred Heart
Newton
Mass
Treasury reports dollar bills redeemed for silver value
The Treasury says dollars no longer in circulation were redeemed for 110 million dollars in silver in the year before the cutoff on redemptions last Monday. Spokesmen for 11 major airlines told the Civil Aeronautics Board that financial problems and large equipment outlays may hinder growth forecasts for the coming years.
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Senate panel delays gun control bills until July 9
Senator Joseph D. Tydings described the move as a real defeat after the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to postpone further consideration of firearm legislation until July 9. The remarks signal ongoing struggle over gun control in a stalled congressional process.
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Joseph D. Tydings
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Youth Corps hires 15 youths for current openings
Ten boys and five girls are employed with three vacancies left. Most applicants are aged 14 and 15, and only three such youths can be hired. those positions are filled. List of workers and their assignments follows at Saco School and Thornton Academy sites.
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Saco
Allen Berube
Donald Monder
Richard Boucher
Ronald Berube
Thronton Academy
YWCA
Laughing Loon Ossipee Lake
Waterboro
Katherine MacDonald
Cathy Welch
Thornton Academy
Edgar S. Crowell
Gerald McLaskey
David Yarborough
Patricia Tarr
Thornton Academy Guidance Department
Librarian to Fill Vacated Post at Thornton Dixfield High
Gorham State College graduate Michael Gray will replace Robert Ham as librarian at Thornton or Dixfield High School in Dixfield. Patricia McCormick of Lisbon Falls will take over another vacant position.
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Robert Ham
Gorham State College
Michael Gray
Gray
Thornton
Dixfield
Dixfeld
Patricia McCormick
Lisbon Falls
Priscilla Whitcomb
Miss McCormick
Washington State College
Aroostook State Teachers College
Judith Ann Utman
Smokey the police dog fights copperhead bite in Hillsboro
Smokey, a dog trained for police work, knocked down his 13 year old master then battled a copper head snake. The dog bit, was bitten on the leg, swelled, and is expected to recover after veterinary care. Marie Myers, son of Deputy Sheriff William Myers, witnessed the incident in a Hillsboro berry patch.
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Smokey
Marie Myers
Jefferson County
William Myers
Marie
Atlantic Charter Signed Aboard British Battlecruiser
The Atlantic Charter was signed off Newfoundland on August 14 1941 aboard the Prince of Wales battleship with Allied leaders affirming postwar aims and cooperation.
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Prince of Wales
Newfoundland
Need A Second Car Shop Want Ads Sections Il
A second car shop in Illinois seeks advertisement space for want ads. The shop plans to run classified notices seeking inventory and customers, aiming to expand its service offerings and local reach.
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