The Touchables movie review and cast details
Janice Mansfield reviews The Touchables a John Bryan production from 20th Century Fox at Paramount Theater. The film stars Judy Huxtable Esther Anderson Marilyn Rickard Kathy Simmonds and David Anthony, rated R for under 17 admission. The reviewer denounces the exploitative, sex oriented content with uneven direction and disjointed plotting.
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Touchables
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Esther Anderson
Marilyn Rickard
Kathy Simmonds
David Anthony
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Weekend Theaters Show Schedules Across Five Markets
Paramount presents The Touchables with multiple daily showings while Buona Sera Mrs Campbell plays in Iowa. World features Mayerling and shorts. Plaza screens Twisted Nerve. Marion runs Alaska Safari and more. Collins Drive In offers Born To Buck and Chubasco with projected man. Twixt Town lists The Ghastly Ones Gammera the Invincible and Knives of the Avenger at 7.
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Unions Instructed To File Labor Reports By March 31
Area Labor Department official in Kansas City reminded unions with calendar year books that annual financial reports are due March 31. Ninety days after year-end, with most unions closing Dec 31, may file a one-page form. larger unions and trusteeships must file a detailed report. Forms available in Room 2503 911 Walnut St.
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De Wilde Divorce Filed by Wife in Los Angeles
Actress Susan Maw accuses Brandon De Wilde in a Friday divorce filing in Los Angeles. The pair, married five years, seek alimony and support for their two year old son Jesse.
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Brandon de Wilde
Susan Maw
Jesse
Fire in Kunwar village kills 24 people and 100 cattle
Kathmandu Nepal government reports a deadly village fire in Kunwar killing 24 residents and 100 cattle amid ongoing relief efforts. Authorities launched investigations and declared a period of mourning as neighbors assist in recovery.
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Fewer Parking Spaces Noted For Shoppers
Iowa City study by Barton-Aschman Associates reports 17 percent of downtown parkers are shoppers while 34 percent are store employees. 39 percent are Iowa unrelated business patrons. 10 percent are miscellaneous. Proposal calls for five off street lots at 1 million and a long term ramp at 1.2 million funded by parking fees. debate on College Street ramp ongoing.
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Barton-Aschman Associates
Chicago
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John Wilson
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Lee Butherus
Iowa Citian Faces Assault Charges
Iowa City resident Donald Schneck, 31, was held on $200 bond on two counts of assault and battery after an incident around 6 45 p m Thursday. He appeared in police court Friday following a complaint filed by Judi Hansen and Milly Walsh.
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Milly Walsh
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Property Tax Revision Plan Mapped by Stanley
Des Moines AP Sen ate Republican Leader David Stanley unveiled a property tax revision plan to shift most urban taxes from buildings to land. The proposal, backing 16 Republicans and one Democrat, would ease taxes on improved buildings while keeping high rates on unimproved land, with a ten year tax break for repairs and maintenance. It would make a mandatory land to building valuation shift in cities of 10 000 or more and allow county option in smaller communities.
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Prison Term for Bettendorf Man
Gerald Gimm 31 of Bettendorf Iowa was sentenced in district court in Boulder Colorado to a prison term of 2 1 2 to six years for attempted grand theft related to a calculated swindle of a Boulder woman. He pled guilty as Judge Hod ward Ashton called the act deliberate.
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Gerald Gimm
Bettendorf
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Boulder
Gimm
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Judge Denies New Trials in Bank Conspiracy Case
The judge denied motions for new trials for Edward Husar and Norman Kohn. Husar, 28, of Denver, and Kohn, 37, of Golden, Colo., were convicted earlier of attempted grand theft and conspiracy and face sentencing on April 11. Police said they telephoned Mrs. Eileen Warner and told her they were federal bank ex- sources.
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Norman Kohn
Golden
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Eileen Warner
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Woman Refuses Bank Withdrawal During Investigation
Mrs Varner called police after investigators requested she withdraw her savings from a bank as part of their inquiry. Local authorities clarified the motive and ensured compliance with legal procedures. The case remains under review as details unfold.
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