Taras Bulba film review notes mixed pace and length
The Taras Bulba screen adaptation set in 16th century Russia plays to grand battle scenes and colorful costumes but drags at 122 minutes. Tony Curtis as Taras and Yul Brynner anchor a spectacle heavy on action and period setting, with production filmed in Argentina and romance off screen affecting Curtis.
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Macmillan Ready For De Gaulle Clash Amid Paris Visit Snub
Britain faces a possible counterattack after Charles De Gaulle vetoed Britain’s entry into the Common Market. MPs from all major parties expect Harold Macmillan to react, possibly consulting Winston Churchill, amid plans to cancel Princess Margaret’s Paris visit.
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Clouds Postpone Balloon Launching Over Mars Study
Cloudy skies forced postponement of the giant tandem balloon launch aimed at studying Mars from beyond the atmosphere. Two balloons each 600 feet across were ready near Palestine Texas, with launch rescheduled for Tuesday afternoon by Princeton University scientists.
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Rites Set Today for Former Economics Professor Blair
Former economics professor Morris Myers Blair 76 dies in Harrisburg hospital after teaching 27 years at Oklahoma State University and the University of Tulsa. He wrote several textbooks and magazine articles. Survived by his widow four children and six grandchildren.
Israel to Launch School Smoking Campaign
A government spokesman said Israel will start an anti smoking campaign in schools soon. He noted that about 50 percent of the population under 18 smokes.
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Indian leftists fear loss of neutralism and Soviet friendship if the United States and Britain provide air cover during a possible Communist Chinese invasion. Nehru offers little comfort as British and American air force officers raise security concerns over a top secret Indian early warning radar plan amid internal Communist and pro Soviet influences.
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Dodd Proposes $1200 Tax Break for College Costs
Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut proposed a $1200 income tax exemption for taxpayers paying college bills. He cited rising tuition book and expense costs making college less affordable for moderate income families.
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Perry Mason Star Burr Returns After Cancer Surgery
Hollywood AP Raymond Burr back as Perry Mason after four weeks of guest stars. He had intestinal polyps suspected cancer but says the operation fully recovered him. He reports improved conditioning and plans a seventh Mason season plus pilots and a feature film.
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Southwestern Recreational Stock Rockets headline at Lake Ellsworth
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