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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1967
Page
1
A trim, gossip laden appraisal of the film Banning. Nadine Subotnik notes the plot follows a golf pro tangled with a dentist, a thug element, and club members as a big tournament finale tries to salvage some drama amid a sea of slick socialites.
The piece critiques WagnerRobert Wagner as a wan leading man in a film that fails to revive his career with a flat deadpan performance. Anjanette Comer shows brief appeal while Jill St John plays a scheming divorcee. Guy Stockwell and James Farentino deliver the supporting cast.
The listings show multiple venues including Paramount, Iowa, World, Plaza, Marion, Drive-Ins and Twixt Town with films such as Hawaii Barefoot in the Park Thoroughly Modern Millie The Gnome Mobile War Wagon Hot Rods to Hell Born Losers Witch Without a Broom Reluctant Astronaut Texas Across the River Lets Kill Uncle Divorce American Style Is Paris Burning and more all with start times from early afternoon to late night plus shorts and drive-in pulldown ads.
Jacques Guilloux, 21, plans to wed Melinda Marx, 21, daughter of Groucho Marx. He quit his $40 weekly town clerk job in St Denis near Paris to travel for years with her, starting with America to meet her father, then Asia. He described their bond as love at first sight and said they will marry on September 15.
The speaker recalls a stretch with only two or three appearances or encounters, reflecting on diminished contact or attention from a group or individuals referenced but not named in the readable text. The remark implies fading ties and nostalgia for past frequent interactions.
The Prince and Princess of Monaco and their children Caroline and Albert visited MGM studios to see Grace Kelly in High Society with Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra. It was Grace's first return to her former home studio in 11 years and the royal visit ends as they depart for Monaco.
Greek actress Melina Mercouri denies links to any exile organization after losing citizenship and property for called the regime fascist. Reports originate in Vienna as she asserts she would work with a responsible government to restore constitutional Greece.
Pittsburgh AP report on John Tumpson a cab driver who says he cracked a gas station giveaway game at Esso stations. He claims cards worth $20,000 and a 3,000-card stash for redemption but Humble Oil says he did not redeem any. He explains he has help from family and friends and even a student colleague.
The speaker discusses gathering contributions from members and even plans to visit poverty pockets to distribute aid directly. He emphasizes hands on effort and personal involvement in relief.
President Johnson told a White House news conference that farmers must produce enough and receive fair prices. He urged considering a government program to give farmers equity to bargain on prices, likening it to workers bargaining for wages, noting many farmers are leaving the land. He did not comment directly on specifics.
A reported movement to withhold farm products to force higher prices is described as part of a broader request to producers. The piece notes individuals urging action and references the economic anxieties driving such proposals.
In Rhodesia's Salisbury region security forces fought a small band of African terrorists for a second time in five days on Friday, killing eight and capturing six as the clash concluded.
An advertisement invites servicemen to promote their services to a broad audience of over 200000 want ad readers. The notice emphasizes visibility and quick response, urging immediate engagement from interested advertisers and customers alike.
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