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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1965
Page
10
General David Sarnoff predicts a two hour workday driven by modern science, sparking humor and caution. He envisions chaos in daily life from long commutes to altered routines, while the writer jokes about coffee breaks lunches and home life under such a shift.
Daniel Taradash’s forthcoming Columbia Pictures film The Ordways earns high praise in the Congressional Record describing it as a compelling story that will revitalize faith in American heritage. Rep. Olin E. Teague of Texas reads favorable remarks highlighting the Texas to national and international appeal across the South and Southwest.
London police report a burglary at the apartment of magistrate Denise Radcliffe. She suspects teenage burglars, noting gum spread everywhere and the theft of her Beatle records. The incident underscores concerns about youth crime in the area.
A gunman attempting a Brooklyn bar stickup Friday was met with swift resistance. He barely spoke the words and was immediately slugged by a patron, with three others joining the assault as he fled bruised and empty handed. The bartender then threw a liquor bottle, which missed.
Filming The Centurions in rugged country tests crew and gear as Mark Robson pushes beyond safe Hollywood fare. The producer-director champions ambitious storytelling with demanding conditions while cast includes Alain Delon Claudia Cardinale Anthony Quinn Michele Morgan amid French paratroopers.
Hollywood reports Gene Hackman, star of Any Wednesday, has secured a top role alongside Julie Andrews in the upcoming Hawaii project. The casting announcement positions Hackman for a high profile lead as production gears up in California and Hawaii.
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