Frances Goldwyn still pro Hollywood in changing LA
Frances Goldwyn discusses the Goldwyn Studio shift to rental status amid LA sprawl. She recalls Samuel Goldwyn’s illness, her long marriage, and her belief that Hollywood endures because pictures are conceived and finished there, with post production strong and life in the city resilient.
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Goldwyn
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Frances Goldwyn
Samuel
Hollywood
Frances Howard
Goldwyn Stueram
Montgomery
Marshal Field
Sam Goldwyn
Fio
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Palestinian guerrilla hijacks Jordanian jet to Libya
A Palestinian insurgent with a safety pin pulled on a hazardous device hijacked a Royal Jordanian Caravelle carrying 66 aboard over Egyptian airspace en route to Beirut. The plane landed safely in Amman, and PM Wasfi Tel denounced the act, stressing Jordan’s stance.
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Beirut
API
Jordan
Libya
Amman
Wasfi Tel
Mohammed Gabr
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$3.8 Million For Emergency Jobs In Four States
The U S Labor Department allocates more than 3 8 million for Missouri Kansas Iowa and Nebraska under the Emergency Employment Act The first round funds will create about 1 000 jobs but as of Friday only 202 had been filled Nebraska allocations include Lincoln Omaha and state balance with listed job counts and money remaining
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UPI
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
U. S. Labor Department
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Harris
Lincoln
Omaha
Strode trial may start May 20 in Nebraska case
Lincoln UPI reports former State Welfare Director Harold Strode faces trial on charges of defrauding Nebraska of 885,000. The tentative Sept 2011 start date may shift. co-defendant Dr. Bradley Neer pleaded guilty and received a five year federal sentence. Strode, last seen traveling with a Colorado carnival, was in custody after being fired by Gov. Tigman.
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UPI
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Federal District Court
Warren A Urbam
Shode
Omaha
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Silver Springs
Strode
Neer
Colorado
Norbert T. Tigmann
Anther
New era seen for oil industry by OPEC
A London Financial Times report notes OPEC plans a new era as eleven member nations aim to gain shares in international oil companies. The Beirut Sept. 20 meeting will discuss participation as a moderate path, not full nationalization, with initial stakes around 20 percent.
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London Financial Times
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Vienna
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Indonesia
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Libya
Nigeria
Qatar
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Soviet Union
Hie West
Beirut
Western
Europe
Middle East
Latin America
Africa
Anbardon
Lincoln bus drivers near 50 cent raise in tentative deal
After a month of talks between the city of Lincoln and the Amalgamated Transit Union a tentative contract raises most bus employes pay by 50 cents an hour starting wage climbs from 2.00 to 2.80. The proposal goes to the city council for approval.
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Amalgamated Transit Union
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