Italy's Film Boom Heads For Oblivion
Rome reports a postwar Italian picture boom collapsing as production drops from 150 yearly films to about 50. Coproductions and foreign filming rise while Italian earnings shrink. stars like Sophia Loren demand Hollywood-level pay, fueling costs. Lombardo urges wage discipline, crackdown on fly-by-night producers, and fewer productions to revive the industry.
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Sophia Loren
Stanley Kramer
Spain
Gina Lollobrigida
France
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Goffredo Lombardo
The
Titanus
Loren
Italy
Hollywood
Po Lombardo
Untitled fragment hints at Mexico and ruins
A short fragment mentions ruins and Mexico with unclear context or detail. No identifiable people, places, or concrete events are readable to form a fuller summary.
Faces Battle Over Dam Project
In Washington President Eisenhower fights Senate resistance over curbs on executive actions. Democratic senators press for approval by the Senate Appropriations Committee before aiding the Aswan Dam in Egypt, while Russell pushes for advance authorization of defense spending. The clash risks a vetoed military construction bill and renewed committee review. Egypt shifts to the West as dam plans face veto and funding hurdles.
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Eisenhower
Nlw
Senate
Aswan Dam
Egypt
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Russell
Sd-Ga
Congress
House Armed Services Committees
House
B. Johnson
Senate Armed Services and Appropriations
Congressional
Ahmed Hussein
Aswan
Nile
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Dairy Products Group To Meet In Asheville
The North Carolina Dairy Products Association holds its summer outing in Grove Park Asheville July 18 to 20. Speakers include E N Pope of Carolina Power and Light and Robert H North of the Ice Cream Manufacturers association. President Hart Burrager will preside. a directors meeting and business session are planned. four dairies will receive safety awards. Outing ends with a Friday night dance.
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North Carolina Dairy Products Association
Grove Park
E. N. Pope
Carolina Power and Light Cumny
Raleigh
Robert H. North
International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Washington, D. C
Robert L. “Hart Burrager
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Eisenhower to visit Panama for Latin American meeting
President Eisenhower, still recovering from surgery, will fly to Panama Friday for a postponed Pan American summit with leaders from 26 Latin American nations. The gathering aims for goodwill talks, chiefly speeches, amid concerns over dictatorships and regional tensions.
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Eisenhower
Panama
Am of
Peaence
Pan-American Union
Latin America
Ricardo Arias
State Department
Gen James A. Van Fleet in satisfactory condition after surgery
Gen James A. Van Fleet, 64, commander of the U S 8th Army in Korea, underwent emergency surgery for a gangrenous appendix at Alachua General Hospital in Gainesville. A bulletin reported his condition satisfactory with normal blood pressure and pulse, noting a slight variation expected after such surgery.
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Fla
James A. van Fleet
U. S. 8Th Army
Alachua General Hospital
F. H. Andrews
Saiga Antelope Remains confined to limited Kazakh regions
The saiga antelope now exists in very restricted variheve in areas of Kazakhstan with portions in the Russian Turkestar region.
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Kazakstan
Russian Turkestar
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