Hitchcock Revealed In Truffaut Interview Book
Hollywood AP writer notes Francois Truffaut’s new Hitchcock volume details the director’s mastery of suspense and craft. They discuss The Birds and Daphne du Maurier inspiration, Hitchcock’s tense reaction to filming, and his preference for preplanned scripts with precise camera sketches.
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Hollywood
Hitchcock
Francois ‘Truffaut
Alfred Hitchcock
England
America
Rebecca
Truffaut
Jules
Jim
Simon and Schuster
Daphne du Maurier
Kansans Warned About Contributions
Kansas attorney general warns residents to beware of fraudulent charity solicitations. Reports show scammers operate door to door by phone or in magazines. stay cautious when approached for donations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Stock Market Speculators Warned But Not Savers
New York AP report presents a Wall Street parable showing a $1,000 investment in 1934-1967 would yield far more in stocks than in savings. It notes warnings against excessive speculation, cites Fed Chair McChesney Martin, and describes shifts toward mixed investments as inflation erodes dollar value.
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New York
Wall Street
Grandpa Jones
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Amnesia and Pharmacy Message From Ralph McClung
Discussion on amnesia its causes and memory loss. Definition from Greek roots a and mnemon and notes on brain injury shock fever. Address 109 Grant Ave. McClung Pharmacy promises friendly quick service with careful dispensing.
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Grant Ave
McClung Pharmacy
Man Arrested After Jumping White House Fence
Police say a man from Cincinnati scaled the White House fence late Saturday and was found on the driveway. Secret Service took him into custody and he was hospitalized for mental examination. Authorities withheld his exact motives or appearance.
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Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Secret Service
Cincinnati
Editors' Survey Reveals Sea of General Pessimism
A nationwide AP editors survey finds Americans floundering for answers as Vietnam War, Pueblo crisis, taxes, crime, and racial tensions dominate reader concerns. Editors note widespread pessimism, distrust of Washington, and fear of societal instability across regions. Madagascar produces more than half the world's vanilla, selling most of it to the United States.
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Edith Lederer
Associated Press
NEW York
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
William F. Chapman
Hammond
Ind
Times
Herbert W. Spendrove
The
Jackson
Mich
Citizens Patriot
Thomas J. Murphy
Waltham,Mass
News-Tribune
Washington
Bernard P. Lyons
Port Huron
Times Herald
United States
Kenneth W. Michael
Evening News
Perth Amboy
N.J
J Bort Club
William D. Schlemmer
Akron
Ohio
Beacon Journal
Ilsues
David B. Osborne
Grand Rapids (Mich
Madagascar
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