Hollywood Defies Doomsayers The Town Remains Movie Capital
Critics warned five years ago that Hollywood was dying with Italy or France rising as film centers. Instead Hollywood recovered, producing hits like My Fair Lady and The Sound of Music. The reason remains the Valley’s unmatched crew of technicians who sustain Hollywood’s position as global movie headquarters.
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France
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San Fernando Valley
Wendell Corey Turns To Local Politics
Hollywood star Wendell Corey serves as Santa Monica councilman earning 50 dollars a month He cites local issues as bitter but meaningful and says he has no ambitions beyond the city council noting his roots in SAG and the Academy Corey ran last April and now attends council meetings two times monthly
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California
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Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
NASA Official Says U S Behind Russia in Space Flight
NASA associate administrator Dr. George E. Mueller told the National Space Club that the United States remains behind the Soviet Union in manned space flight. He praised Gemini 4 as a success but warned it will take time to close the lead and reach parity in crewed missions.
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Soviet Union
George E. Mueller
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
National Space Club
Drowns in River near Fort Wayne Student Identified
Coroner reports James Brandt, 17, of Fort Wayne State School, drowned in the St Joseph River. His body was found Wednesday by two teenage girls, with death estimated 12 to 18 hours prior.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
James Brandt
Fort Wayne State School
St. Joseph
Tickets on Sale for Linton Swimming Pool
The new Linton Swimming Pool will offer tickets at the Daily Citizen Peoples Trust Co Citizens National Bank and the Chamber of Commerce office. Single admissions cost 35 cents for ages 6 14 and 50 cents for ages 15 and up. Seasonal passes are 15 dollars for ages 6 14 20 dollars for ages 15 and up and 30 dollars for family admission.
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New Linton
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4-H NEWS Stockton Hillbilly Club Meeting Notes
The Stockton Hillbilly 4-H club met June 3 at the Ferguson home with Bill Lucas presiding. The pledge songs and Health and Safety report were given and a Fourth of July parade float was planned with a committee appointed. The next meeting is set for June 17 at 7:30 p.m. at Bill Lucas's home.
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Stockton Hillbilly
Gary
Jill Ferguson
Bill Lucas
Chuck Dickerson
Phyllis Bredeweg
Della Huber
Harry Huber
Jan Bowers
Marsha Creager
Methodists Report Slight Membership Drop and Attendance Rise
At the 134th annual session of Southern Indiana Methodists in Bloomington, Ind the denomination announced membership fell to 133,296, down 1,239 from last year, while average Sunday worship attendance rose to 60,341, up 648.
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Southern Indiana Methodists
Teens confess to 25 thefts across three counties
Marion County sheriff officials said four teenagers arrested Wednesday night admitted to more than 25 thefts in Marion Hancock and Shelby Counties. The crimes ranged from automobile accessories to garden tractors and power mowers.
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Marion County Sheriff’s
Marion
Hancock
Shelby Counties
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