Silent Screen Star Mae Murray Dies at 75 in Hollywood
Mae Murray, famed silent star of The Merry Widow, dies at 75 at the Motion Picture Country Home after a stroke and heart ailment. Born Marie Adrienne Koenig in 1889, she rose to high pay in the 1920s, later claiming fame and fortune, then penning The Self-Chastened memoir. Funeral services are set for Thursday.
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Arkansas 1964 Average State Sales Tax Table
The table is based on Arkansas general sales tax of 8 percent and accounts for border city reductions of 4g for taxpayers paying 2 percent tax. It is usable for Form 1040 deductions with itemized deductions required if not using the table. Automobile and gasoline taxes are not included and must be itemized separately.
Sue Lyon Reflects On The Year In Hollywood And Seven Women
Sue Lyon, known for Lolita, discusses her growth after a year of marriage and divorce from Hamp ton Fancher III. She recalls brother’s death as the year's most tragic event and notes she remains friends with former loves. In Seven Women she works with Anne Bancroft and others and studies Chinese philosophy to understand her role.
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Ley Speaker Karam to Speak at Hope Alliance Service
Ley Speaker Jimmy Karam of Little Rock will address a special service Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at First Methodist Church. The Hope Ministerial Alliance sponsors the event with KXAR broadcasting live. A 6:30 a.m. free breakfast at First Baptist features Joe Cervini of Texarkana.
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Determination Shapes Sue Lyon at 19 in Dramatic Study
Sue Lyon, age 19, expresses resolve to complete her work despite slow progress. She has studied with a dramatic coach for years, gaining a strong will to succeed. The article notes the Arkansas Traveler fiddle tale and its log cabin home, store, and saloon as depictions of early settler life.
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