Heston Passes On Epic Roles For Modern Comedy
Hollywood notes Charlton Heston, Oscar winner for Ben Hur, says he cannot find the kind of work he wants and has declined eight epic offers. He seeks a modern comedy, noting Cary Grant often gets such roles, and he hopes to avoid being typecast in spectacle parts. The piece also touches on Julia Prowse and Elvis Presley, the Broadway flop Let’s Make Love, and other entertainment tidbits from Hollywood.
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Laurence Olivier
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Juliet
Ava Gardner
Judy Holliday
Dean Martin
Valley View Cemetery honors Garden City's war veterans
In Garden City the Valley View Cemetery stands as a memorial to hundreds of veterans from Civil War to Korea. A 1915 obelisk, funded by Gav W Finnup and local groups, commemorates comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic and the Woman's Relief Corps. The piece notes the city’s long history, veteran parades, and a Gettysburg Address panel guiding visitors to reflect on those who served and died in multiple conflicts.
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England and America in See-Saw Finance Picture
England tightens money to spur exports while America eases policy to boost consumer borrowing. The two nations pursue different paths to balance payments as U S banks cut rates and Britain raises them. Investment flows, gold reserves, and exchange rates loom as observers watch for rising London funds and a stronger dollar.
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Busifield Investments
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New York
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Global money flows shift trade colors and deals
A fragment from Garden City Telegram notes dollar exchange impacts on United States, England, and Germany. It suggests currency movements affect domestic and international dealings, shaping competition in trade and economic relations.
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England
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Less Buoyancy in Business Is Seen
Washington AP examines midyear 1960 economy with a slower rate of advance and a possible early 1961 recession. Economists expect the economy to hover on a high plateau, with modest growth, rising incomes, steady prices, and improving credit following a discount-rate cut. Strong consumer demand could offset slower business outlays as 1960 proceeds.
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Washington Associated Press
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