One-Man Jury By Stephen Ransome
Deepening a web of suspicion and fear, the scene centers on Di's possible role in a death, the amnesia defense, and the pressure on Cyn and Clay as they weigh truth against family loyalties. David confronts potential scandal and a broken marriage while Di remains a volatile question.
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Stephen Ransome
Barcello
Cyn
Howie
David
Cynthia
Clay
Larry
Portrait photography as personal home decor trend
The article discusses portrait photos bringing togetherness to homes and serving as a lasting family record. Photographers can guide posing and lighting to ease grief, mark milestones, and create unique wall displays such as screens, wall panels, or a painted family tree with framed images dating from recent times.
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Jtist
Midnight Visitor Breaks Quiet at Clay and Cynthia’s Home
In the night Da vid Tancred bursts in seeking Di and asks about her whereabouts. The scene unfolds with alarm as three chime sounds echo like gunshots and the trio confronts a sleeping couple. The cliffhanger ends with “To Be Continued.”
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Cynthia
Clay
David Tancred
Rusk
Viet Nam
Johnson
South Viet Nam
United States
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Electronovision puts Harlow on screen in six day shoot
Hollywood notes describe the electronovision method filming Harlow with four or more cameras and live editing. Desilu Cahuenga studios host director Alex Segal and stars Carol Lynley and Ginger Rogers.
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Hollywood AP
Harlow
Electronovision
Joseph E. Levine
Desilu Cahuenga
Alex Segal
Harlow Carol Lynley
Paul Bernhard Hatfield
Efrem Zimbalist Jr
William Powell
Segal
Miss Lynley
Ginger Rogers
Mama Jean
Jean
Bill Powell
Change That Room With Wall Covers
Planning to refresh a guest room or bath with wall coverings guides choosing textures colors and designs. Modern wall decor offers washable options from machine printed to hand screened, with liners for damaged walls and canvas coverings for ceiling repairs.
Legion Observes 46th Birthday At Post Dinner
The American Legion Leslie Huddle Post marked its 46th anniversary with a dinner at the National Guard Armory. Attendees included post commander Bill Ellis and treasurer Raymond Jones, with staff Cecil Weaver and Mrs. Joe Jones among others in attendance.
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American Legion
Leslie Huddleston
National Guard
Joe Jones
Department
Rachel Edminston
Chaplin
Shipley
Cecil Weaver
Talbot Feild Jr
B. B. Hollis
Bill Ellis
Raymond Jones
Revival Snecker at Calvary Baptist to Run Ten Days
Ten days of revival services begin Wednesday at Calvary Baptist Church. Rev John Finn pastor will deliver messages through Sunday. Evangelist Rev Lendol Jackson preaches Sunday and throughout the revival. He leads Second Baptist Church of West Helena. Rev Neil Edmonson of Emmet Baptist Church will lead singing. A nursery will be provided.
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Calvary Baptist Church
John Finn
Lendol Jackson
Second Baptist Church of
West Helna
Neil Edmonson
Emmet Baptist Church
Holy Week of Services at First Methodist Church
Holy Week services continue through Wednesday at First Methodist Church with two services daily at 12 15 PM and 7 39 PM. Principal speaker is Bishop Paul V. Galloway Episcopal leader of the Methodist Church of Arkansas. David Pearson reads the singing.
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First Methodist Church
Paul V. Galloway
The
Methodist Church of Arkansas
David Pearson
Longest Senate Filibuster Began February 29 1960
The longest US Senate filibuster began February 29 1960 and ran 125 hours and 31 minutes, Britannica records. It highlighted stalled civil rights debate and prompted long procedural standoffs.
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United States Senate
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Johnson Pleads for Peace in Asia Amid Bombing Shift
President Johnson, in a Baltimore broadcast, urged unconditional talks with North Vietnam to end the Southeast Asian conflict. He offered 1 billion for economic development while Republicans deride the move as “buying peace.”
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Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Baltimore
Associated Press
South Viet Nam
Red
North Viet Nam
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
White House
Hanoi
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Computer claims some success at BYU dance matching
A Brigham Young University computer matched a brother and sister as dates for a school dance last November 20. The system also paired Sandra Kanniainen, 19, of Brigham and Dale Pearce, 22, of Nampa Idaho, who announced their engagement Sunday night.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Sandra Kanniainen
Brigham
Dale Pearce
Nampa
Idaho
Outdoor furniture blends style with casual comfort this spring
Casual outdoor accents dominate patios as living space expands. Wrought iron and cast aluminum furniture, redwood and rattan set the tone with foam cushions and waterproof covers. New recliner, glass top hunt table, and mobile patio carts boost outdoor living options.
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California
Roosevelt remembered focuses on Hyde Park and Hudson River valley
AP story notes CBS television tribute on FDR's 20th death anniversary centers on his cherished sites. The program highlights the Roosevelt family home in Hyde Park New York and the surrounding Hudson River valley, shaping the portrait around his personal spaces rather than his public milestones.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
CBS Monday Night
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Hudson River Valley
Indifference in South Vietnam to Increased U.S. Aid
The excerpt notes a segment in South Vietnam showing indifference to stronger American aid efforts long ago. It suggests that despite past U.S. support to various governments, more aid did not significantly change outcomes for the rural population.
Bright Color in Floor Show for Spring
Spring color and texture trends in carpets feature brighter shades of greens golds and blues moving away from beige. Rough textures including twists loops and shag surfaces rise in popularity with more patterns aiding furniture coordination. Synthetic fibers nylon and acrylics surpass half of carpet production increasing emphasis on resilient padding like waffle latex foam to keep synthetic carpets plush.
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California
Warm Springs memoir recalls a president and polio cure
Franklin D. Roosevelt is remembered at Warm Springs as a source of strength and comfort. The piece details his visits with son Franklin Jr and emotional reflections from friend Mabel Irwin in the Hyde Park home, while noting a shift to reruns filling summer TV schedules with classic shows on ABC NBC and CBS during Easter week.
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Warm Springs
Franklin Jr
Hyde Park
Mabel Irwin
Georgia Spa
ABC
Donna Reed
Jonny Quest
NBC
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