Charles Laughton remembered by industry leaders
Hollywood figures led tributes to Charles Laughton 63 after his death from cancer. Agnes Moorhead and Sir Michael Redgrave praised his talent, while Lewis Milestone and Joan Crawford offered high praise for his screen presence and influence. Funeral services are pending.
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Scandridge Family Updates From North English
North English notes David Scandridge son of Mr and Mrs Roy Scandridge is visiting. He plans to return to his base in Japan December 22. His brother Robert was discharged from the service on Saturday.
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Herter Sees Difficulties in Trade Market
Washington AP reports Christian Herter 67 named to lead U S trade negotiations warns of disquieting protectionist trend in the European Common Market during a TV interview. He notes these signs hinder negotiations under the trade expansion act and 50 percent tariff cuts proposed with the six nation bloc France West Germany Italy Belgium Luxembourg Netherlands.
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Heurt explains balanced partnership with Common Market
He cites reciprocal roles in trade talks and notes that the Common Market is only part of U S world commerce. He emphasizes that even with Great Britain seeking entry, the Market accounts for only about a quarter of total U S trade. The rest of the paragraph outlines broader trade concerns.
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Hard negotiations ahead with other nations say Herter
Secretary Herter warns that talks with other countries will be difficult and no one should expect easy negotiations. He stresses the high stakes and the complexity of reaching agreements.
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Winthrop Sherren to Receive Florida BA in Education
William Sherren son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Sherren will graduate from the University of Florida Gainesville on December 22 with a bachelor of arts in secondary education. He served four years in the navy before attending college.
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Bundy Denies Issuing Information On Cuba Blockade Report
McGeorge Bundy, former Harvard dean and special assistant for national security, denies being the source for a Saturday Evening Post piece about Adlai Stevenson and a U N ambassador’s dissent from NSC consensus on a Cuba arms blockade. He spoke in a television interview.
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Bundy Reflects on Cuba Policy Debates and Media Contact
Bundy speaks about reluctance of participants to discuss individual positions on Cuba during a period of high tension. He notes no one among the group would want to talk to reporters or others about their private policy decisions at that time.
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Local man Warner returns from Leopoldville aboard
North English resident Norman Warner recently back from Leopoldville Africa where he worked for the state department visits his mother Pearl Warner brother Bruce and family. His next assignment will be Haiti.
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