USC Cinema Dept Pioneer In Film Training
USC cinema department marks a major advance with Jack Warner’s $1.5 million gift to build the Ann and Jack Warner Hall as part of the $4.4 million Performing Arts complex. The school has produced 5,000 graduates and educates 350 full time students with a 14 member faculty and guest lecturers. A new American Film Institute survey shows 219 colleges offer film courses with 5,300 students pursuing film careers and 51 schools granting film degrees.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood
Jack
Warner
University of Brothers
Southern California
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USC Cinema
Jerry Lewis
King Vidor
American Film Institute
George Stevens Jr
USC
University of Alabama
University of Wisconsin
Florida State
Iowa
Northwestern
Ohio
Ohio State
Sylvania
Southern Californias
Wisconsin
Davis slated for duty at Clark Air Base Philippines
Roderick G. Davis son of Mr. and Mrs. E D Gene Davis of 29035 Waterview Drive Dallas has arrived for duty at Clark AB Philippines. He serves as a communications superintendent assigned to a unit of the Air Force Communications Service. He previously served at Ent AFB Colorado.
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Roderick G. Davis
Philippines
Roderick G Davis
Luzon
S. M. Sat
E. D. Gene Davis
Waterview Drive
Dallas
Clark AB
Davis
Assi
Air Force Communications Service
Ent Afb
Colo
Meehan Receives Bronze Star for Vietnam Service
Joseph Meehan son of Mr and Mrs William James of Old Orchard Beach earned the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in Vietnam while serving as a manpower technician at Headquarters Seventh Air Force Tan Son Nhut. He is a 1947 Henryetta High School graduate and attended Biddeford High School. He is assigned to a unit of the Pacific Air Forces. His wife Doris is daughter of Mrs Lucy Marcotte.
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Vietnam
U. S. Air Force
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Joseph Meehan
William James
Lth
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Meehan
Seventh Air Force
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Pacific Air Forces
Biddeford
Air Force
Today in History highlights May 15 events
On this date in 1862 Congress created the Department of Agriculture. Other noted items include Corsica sale to France in 1767, 1918 mail service between New York Philadelphia and Washington, 1924 immigration quota law, 1930 airline stewardess first flight, 1940 Netherlands surrender, 195? Soviet Union peace talks request, 1965 export license rule to Cuba, and 197? Harold Wilson Labour victory.
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Gente
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Philadelphia
Washington
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United States
San Francisco
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Wyo
Netherlands
Germany
Soviet Union
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Britain
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Labor Party
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King's Motors
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Adovan
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Carl Yastrzemski
Ken Harrelson
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