Barry Sullivan to star in Ted Williams life story film
Hollywood reports Barry Sullivan will make an independent feature about Ted Williams, covering his wartime experiences and home life. He has two million dollars backing this project as his bid to break into major league film roles after the Caine Mutiny Court Martial.
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Missing four year old spurs mass search in North Dakota
Lavern Engert, missing near Powers Lake, prompts a massive effort with 2000 volunteers, farmers, and Civil Air Patrol planes scouring rugged valleys and sloughs since Sunday night. The boy, 4, left his farm northeast of Powers Lake. his father, returning with cattle, claims no sight of him. Local families and high school students aid in the urgent search.
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Halcyon Members to Study Area Issues
Halcyon Improvement Association meets to discuss community interests tonight with topics including recreation zoning traffic junior college libraries police hospitals and fire protection. President Sparlin invites comment from Halcyon residents and extends a special invitation to Floresta Gardens residents. meeting at Halcyon School at 8 p.m.
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Yorty Blames GOP For Unemployment
Long Beach U S Representative Sam Yorty attacked Republican California senators for unemployment and lower wages in West Coast shipyards. He campaigned against Thomas Kuchel and accused them of neglecting Pacific Coast mobilization, noting East Coast awards for Forrestal class carriers destroyers and atomic submarines.
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Nursing survey aims to classify patient nurse relations
Laura Z Hobson discusses a Pennsylvania nursing survey by the League for Nursing and the State Nurses Association. A 100 question questionnaire will sample 1,000 patients with consent to study patient nurse interactions and promptness, medication timing, and meal service, amid nurse shortages.
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Busy Fleur Cowles Plans 121000 Miles In 10 Months Travel
In a sunlit Manhattan office Fleur Cowles, travel wise executive, recounts 121000 miles logged in ten months. She describes Greece Iran Greece again and Africa and California as recent destinations while coordinating work with husband Gardner Cowles, noting royal encounters and creative writing credits. She envisions future trips including Russia.
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Bit by Bit U N Changes Things By Bob Considine
A column arguing that the United Nations gradually shapes global peace and policy, despite flaws. It notes U N Week, cites leaders like V J Skutt and Henry Ford, and highlights UN actions from Palestine to Korea while urging continued reform.
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U S Korea dispute over dollar and hwan exchange
United States and Korea clash over the official exchange rate for dollars to hwan affecting 100000 Koreans employed by UN forces who have not been paid since October 1. Hull seeks 254 hwan per dollar while Rhee refuses, oil supplies dwindle, and tensions rise in a high-stakes currency standoff.
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Desert Doom Town rises again in new A-bomb test plans
LAS VEGAS NEV March tests may use a desert town dubbed Doom Town to disintegrate eight homes. The Atomic Energy Commission called for bids on various home types and underground shelters. Civil defense officials seek tests amid conflicting data from the first test. Estimated cost up to $500000.
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