Hollywood Beat on Sands of Kalihari Deal Deep Freeze
Sheilah Graham reports Liz and Dick seek a huge co star percentage for Sands of Kalihari causing the deal to stall. The piece cites Levine's film publicity push and mentions other stars, toasting box office and schedules while noting cast salaries and film moves through Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Nana
Liz
Joe Levine
Stanley Baker
Maggies
Margaret Rutherford
Margaret Smith
V.i.p.s
Cloture Ruling Will Be Filed In Civil Rights Vote
In Washington the push to limit debate on the civil rights bill advances as Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield plans to file a cloture petition this Saturday. If two thirds vote for cloture, debate time is limited to one hour per senator with many amendments pending. southern senators acknowledge enough votes exist to pass with cloture.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Associated Press
House
Child Fatally Struck by Car Near Elkview
A six year old Kanawha County boy identified as James E. Troy was killed Monday when he ran into the path of a car on U S 119 near his Elkview home. State Police said no charges were filed against the driver.
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Charleston
Kanawha County
Elkview
Here
James E. Troy
U.S. 119
Local Colleges Hold Exercises
Bluefield College and Bluefield State College held commencement and baccalaureate services on Monday the events climaxing graduation. Dr S L Stealey former president emeritus of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary gave the Bluefield College address as 59 students graduated. Dr Allison Davis of University of Chicago spoke at Bluefield State College 1964 commencement in Arter Hall at 10 a m. The baccalaureate sermon was delivered by Rev Frank Schwall of College Avenue Baptist Church Bluefield.
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Bluefield College
Bluefield State College
S. L. Stealey
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Wake Forest
N. C
The
Baptist Junior College
Allison Davis
University of Chicago
Arter Hall
Davis
Dillard University
New Orleans
Institute of Human Relations
Yale University
Division of
American Council of Education
Frank Schwall
College Avenue
Papers Favor Youth In Trouble, Bluefield Speaker Says
Bluefield Kiwanis Club heard Bluefield High School senior Diane Hill critique press coverage of youth. She noted newspapers emphasize sensational teen misdeeds while ignoring the 95 percent who are well behaved. Hill warned of communist influence on young people and will compete in Toledo at the national extemporaneous speaking contest.
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Bluefield High School
Bluefield Kiwanis Club
Diane Hill
West Virginia
Toledo
Ohio
James Hill
Union St
The General Arrives At Fair With Kentucky Delegation
The General steam locomotive, stolen in 1862 by Union raiders, arrives at the New York World's Fair amid Kentucky Day celebrations. Governor Edward Breathitt and a party of about 30 Kentuckians tour the fair during the honorary luncheon.
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NEW York
Kentucky
Yankees
Edward T. Breathitt
Frances
Bert Combs
Lawrence Wetherby
James Andrews
Tennessee
Confederacy
Chattanooga
Bolden Murder Case Delayed in Tazewell County Court
The 20 year old double murder case of Mrs. Lu la Bolden, accused of killing her husband Lige Bolden and a 13 year old child in 1943, is not expected to go to trial soon as Judge Vincent L. Sexton Jr. notes the case remains under advisement after a hearing without a jury. Mrs. Bolden was committed to a mental hospital before being found competent to stand trial earlier this year.
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Lula Bolden
Vincent L. Sexton Jr
Tazewell County
Sexton
Bolden
Kent's Ridge
Lige Bolden
Rotarians Hear Magic Act At Noon Meeting
The Bluefield Rotary Club will feature a magic program at its noon meeting in the West Virginian Hotel. The act will be performed by Jimmy Hyams Beaver High School senior recently named May Student of the Month by the club.
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Bluefield Rotarians
West Virginian Hotel
Jimmy Hyams
Beaver High School
Rotarians
Gop Platform Seeks Civil Rights But Snubs Inverse Discrimination
Rep. Melvin R. Laird says the Republican platform will back the civil rights law Congress is about to pass but will not endorse what he calls inverse discrimination. He cites quotas and transporting white children to alter school racial balance as examples. He notes the platform should stress law and order while supporting the enacted civil rights framework and Dirksen amendments.
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Washington
Congress
Platform Committee
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Laird
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Goldwater
Miller Leaves For French Normandy Ceremony
Assistant State Adjutant General William E Miller left Charleston for France to take part in ceremonies marking the 20th anniversary of the Allied Normandy landings. Miller served in World War II with the 17th and 82nd Airborne Divisions and will represent West Virginia at the weekend observance.
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Adj
William E. Miller
France
Normandy
Miller
82Nd Airborne
West Virginia
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20Th Century-Fox
Cleopatra
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la Jolla
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Dick van Dyke
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Mahomet
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Paris
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East 42Nd Street
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Briggs & Stratton
Ditte & McGuire Men. Co
Richmond
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