Patricia Owens rises from spaghetti days to stardom in Hollywood
Patricia Owens, born in British Columbia and trained in England, describes early poverty and eating spaghetti to survive while pursuing acting. She credits London theater acclaim, a Rank contract, and later film breaks with Island in the Sun Sayonara and Down Payment.
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Patricia
British Columbia
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Alcatraz visit set for Edward R Murrow program
CBS producers plan a remote broadcast from Alcatraz next Friday night with Edward R Murrow interviewing Warden J Madigan and his wife in their home near the prison. A 25 member crew will navigate restricted access using ladders and tools while guards oversee security and a San Francisco caterer serves meals.
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Quebecs Alcan project reshapes Canadian industry frontier
In Chute des Passes Quebec a quarter billion dollar Alcan expansion builds a vast hydroelectric plant to power new smelters and push Alcan to over one million tons annual capacity. Liddle guides a US reporter through three work camps as six mile tunnel, 36 foot diameter, diverts 90 billion cubic feet of water, with a 100 mile highway and 10,000 horsepower plant under construction.
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Russians Get Smarter
Robert B. Button of Voice of America said before the Pennsylvania Broadcasters Association that Russians distrust their news sources, seek U.S. knowledge, and are thinking for themselves. He noted a vast audience of ordinary Russians who see a difference between truth and party convenience.
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Physics Lab Director Arthur King Dies in Pasadena
Dr. Arthur B. King, 81, director of the Mt. Wilson Observatory physics laboratory for 35 years, died at his Pasadena home after a long illness. Survived by widow Louise and two sons Dr. Robert B. King of Altadena and Dr. Ralph M. King of La Mesa.
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Calif
Arthur 8. King
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Louise
Robert B. King
Altadena
Ralph M. King
la Mesa
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