Steinbeck's Son Draws Sioux Reservation Focus
John Steinbeck IV, son of the novelist, is assigned to an article on the Sioux Reservation near Mission and Pine Ridge in South Dakota for Travel and Leisure. He recalls Vietnam service, his music interest, and a desire for self help and economic development for the reservation, with Chief Webster Two Hawk emphasizing self-reliance and preventive measures for youth.
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Weekend Movie Schedule At Local Theaters
Listings show Paramount and Times featuring Doctor Chivago Klute and Midnight screenings. Plaza presents Billy Jack and The Hospital. Stage 1 offers Night of the Living Dead. driveins run Mc Gabe and Mrs Miller and The Wild Bunch with late shows.
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Fire at Goldwyn Studios in Hollywood causes $204,000 damage
AP report says a male caller warned of more fires at Samuel Goldwyn studios in Hollywood, arson suspected after a vacant sound stage used as a commissary and storage was damaged. Deputies noted no suspects seen fleeing as authorities investigated threats and estimated losses reached $204,000.
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Peter Finch to Star in Horizon Musical Film
Peter Finch will headline the new movie version of Lost Horizon portraying an English diplomat in his first musical film role. Production starts this spring with Bollywood AP reporting the update.
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Lieutenant's Woman Film Planned for 1978 in Hollywood
Hollywood reports the best selling novel The French Lieutenant's Woman will be adapted into a 1978 film. Oscar winner Patton Schaffner will direct the project.
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Lottery at the Opera Sets 175 Happy Endings in New York
Sir Rudolf Bing retires as Met Opera general manager as 175 standing-room tickets are drawn at the Metropolitan Opera House. A chaotic queue dispute over ticket sales led to a lottery for the April 22 gala, with Helen Quinn among the winners and a scalper also cashing in.
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