Sophia Loren’s Unfrozen Face Sparks Awe and Debate
AP reporter Hal Boyle notes Loren’s vibrant presence and natural acting instinct, contrasting it with the famed “frozen” American stereotype. Loren describes constant work, desire for life and a holiday, and a fearless, instinctive approach to acting.
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Sophia Loren
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Five Per Cent Plan Antidote For Slump in Ridgefield
In Ridgefield New Jersey a five per cent spending pledge drive drew more than 20 million dollars in pledges from local businesses and leaders including Samuel Rubin of a perfume plant and A Theodore Holmes bank VP. The rally featured a daylong celebration with square dancing and free refreshments as firms pledged expansions and investments up to one million dollars. Thousands attended the event showing optimism despite the downturn.
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Ridgefield
N.J
Samuel Rubin
A. Theodore Holmes
Ike Englehardt
Fairview
Local Navy Recruits Graduate at Great Lakes
Terrence E. Nummo son of Mr and Mrs Don Hall Jr graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois on June 14 after nine weeks of boot camp. The graduation included a full dress parade and review before military officials and civilian dignitaries. The nine weeks turned a raw recruit into a Navy Bluejacket ready for fleet duty.
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Don Hall Jr
Lafond Ave
la Crosse
Wis
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
New Labels for Economic Slump Emerge Amid Shifts
New terms replace harsh labels as economists describe today’s downturn. The piece notes pocket slowdowns, a saucer-like recession, and rolling readjustments, with a still mixed picture of employment, prices, and demand across regions.
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Arnold J. Zurcher
Auto Talks Continue as UAW and Makers Postpone Deadline
Auto makers and the United Auto Workers resumed contract negotiations in Detroit with no rush evident from either side. The UAW, led by Walter P. Reuther, is seeking support for strike votes while production backlogs shrink from 850000 to under 700000 cars, delaying any immediate strike threat into late summer.
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United Auto Workers
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Cliburn and Philadelphia Orchestra Win Standing Ovation
In Amsterdam a full house applauded pianist Van Cliburn and the Philadelphia Orchestra after Sunday’s concert. Cliburn performed Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto in B flat minor, one of the works that earned him the Moscow competition victory.
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U.S
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Local Boy Sells Junk, Nets New Bike
A local boy cleared cash by selling his old bike, an erector set, and other unused items in a Tribune Want Ad. He earned enough to buy a brand new bike and cover the ad cost, declaring Want Ads Work.
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N. Y
South Side
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Ford
Allis Chalmers
Johnson St
Scott-Atwater
Retiring President Slams Fight For Something For Nothing
Dr. David B. Allman, retiring AMA president, urged doctors in San Francisco to combat a perceived national shift toward entitlement he called the fight for something for nothing. He warned that government must not appease desires at the expense of productive citizens. Incoming AMA president Dr. Gunnar Gundersen said organized medicine will adapt and urged recruiting top brains to advance the program.
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United States
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City Students Named Officers Of UW Groups
Two La Crosse residents attending the University of Wisconsin have been named officers for fall term posts. Marilyn Stellick will be treasurer of Zoe Bayliss women's cooperative house and David Seiler will be vice president of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia music fraternity.
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University of Wisconsin
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Marine Pvt Goyette to finish combat training at Camp Pendleton
Marine Pvt Stanley A. Goyette son of Mr and Mrs Arthur E Goyette 1714 Caroline St West La Crosse Wisconsin is scheduled to finish four weeks of individual combat training on June 27 at the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton California The course includes the latest combat techniques and procedures.
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Calif
Stanley A. Goyette
Arthur E. Goyette
Caroline St
W. la Crosse
Wis
Marine Corps Base
Marines Train in infantry Tactics and Field Skills
Trainees study infantry tactics first aid demolitions field fortifications and advanced weapons schooling. They learn all Marines are basically infantrymen regardless of role including cooks typists truck drivers or aviation units.
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