Horror Film History Seen As Thought-Provoking Treatise
AP film writer SOB THOMAS reviews Carlos Clarens Illustrated History of the Horror Film. The book, though not as illustrated as billed, is thorough and provocative, blending macabre affection with overanalytic notes on titles like King Kong, The Lodger, Destination Moon, Fahrenheit 451 and Fantastic Voyage.
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Clarens
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Fary Wray
Kong
Manhattan
Kansas Teachers Study Panel Receives NEA Review
The Kansas State Teachers Association accepted a four month NEA team study of education finance and programs in Kansas. The inquiry will assess tax structure and funding methods for public schools and examine programs from early childhood to adult education, with a mid August start and completion before the 1968 session.
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Topeka
Kansas State Teachers Association
National Education Association
Kansas
State Association
Richard B. Kennan
Jean Flanigan
National Education Association Research Division
Humphrey Papilloma Removed Noncancerous
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey underwent a cystoscope procedure at Bethesda Naval Hospital to remove a noncancerous interior growth linked to a bladder infection. His office said the benign papilloma was fully removed and his infection had subsided. he plans to leave midweek to resume normal activities.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Ben
Disabled Veterans Elect State Officers
Lawrence Kan AP Ken Thompson of Kansas City Kan was elected state commander of the Disabled American Veterans at their Kansas state convention in Lawrence Sunday Two junior vice commanders were named Bob Harling of Coffeyville and Bob Staples of Kansas City Kan Other officers elected include Mike Sissman Eureka judge advocate Ken Hammond Great Bend chaplain Norman Denton Lawrence finance officer and Dan Burton Kansas City Kan salvage officer
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Lawrence
Kan
Ken Thompson
Kansas City
Kansas
Bob Harling
Coffeyville
Bob Staples
Mike Sissman
Eureka
Ken Hammond
Great Bend
Norman Denton
Dan Burton
Youth Project Clean Up Country Across States
Youth for Natural Beauty and Conservation Year spans 50 states with varied projects. Rhode Island’s Pawtucket Boys’ Club cleared debris along Blackstone River, New Mexico sowed wildflower seeds, New Jersey planted dune grass at Sandy Hook, Washington tore down a dilapidated building for a park, and California’s Boy Scouts planted trees in Watts. Diana MacArthur, project coordinator, cites youth potential to influence decision making and long-term civic engagement. Louisiana proclaimed 1967 as Youth for Natural Beauty and Conservation Year and Connecticut marked a Rich Litter Day in May.
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Sally Ryan
New York
Rhode Island
Pawtucket
Blackstone
New Mexico
New Jersey
Sandy Hook State Park
Washington
Seattle
California
Los Angeles
Watts
Diana MacArthur
Mrs. MacArthur
Peace Corps
National Youth Conference On Natural
White House
Louisiana
Connecticut
Loretta Shadow
Ruston
Louisi
Janitor Arrested Over Whiskey Hidden at Funeral Home
Police found multiple types of whiskey hidden among bodies in the basement of the Thomas Jackson Funeral Home. Edward Jones, 61, was arrested in St. Louis on suspicion of selling alcohol without a city license.
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