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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1953
Page
6
Rio de Janeiro’s Copacabana Beach requires a cleanup after storms wash debris from surrounding streets onto the shore. Erosion is widening some sections while stagnant pools form elsewhere and the waters near the outflow are unfit for swimming. The Correio da Manha report notes the problem affecting a hemisphere landmark.
Virginia Mayo shares candid answers in a studio questionnaire and reveals liking for Elizabeth II as her historical pick. She recounts life with husband Michael O'Shea and previews projects including Sulu Sea while noting a garlic dinner embarrassed her during a love scene with Alan Ladd.
The Japan Motion Picture Association reports 680 million viewers saw 933 films in 3,700 cinemas in 1952. Local houses showed 261 Japanese and 195 foreign titles, including 153 American. The industry grossed about 84 million dollars. Meanwhile some industries use TV cameras on smokestacks to monitor emissions for engineer alerts.
Dr. Paul D. White, Boston heart expert, argues diet and lifestyle mostly drive heart disease. He cites wealth gaps and modern habits, urges international studies to compare rich and poor, and notes low blood pressure among 1000 Brazilian agricultural workers. He questions modern civilization’s costs.
A 5,000 foot color film titled Elizabeth the Queen will be shown across Britain six days after the coronation and reach the United States soon after. Associated British Picture Corp says the footage is an historic record not a news film and will use minimal narration. Lord Cornwallis, defeated at Yorktown, later rose to military fame in India.
In Hong Kong the financial economic ministry warned state owned firms to speed up and acquire modern business skills. The spokesman cited confusion and losses caused by ignorance, a warning carried by the news agency.
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