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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
11
U.S. income flows at an annual rate of 458.2 billion dollars, up 18.5 billion from last year and 1.2 billion from April. Wages, dividends, and savings rise while retailers and factories hire more. autos and hard goods lead gains amid cautious outlook.
Hollywood reviews praise the film Cleopatra as a major box office bet. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton anchor the publicity, with Joseph Mankiewicz and Rex Harrison delivering strong performances. The long epic opens in many cities and faces scrutiny over length despite strong audience interest.
In Middleburg Heights, Bri an Dieckhower, age five, helped grandfather Otto Kosman harvest honey from a 200 hive operation. The boy has endured a few stings while proving his family claim that he is the region’s youngest beekeeper. Kosman, a 40-year veteran, notes bees defend hives and food supply stress can unsettle even calm colonies.
Hollywood report recalls the old pairing of Bette Davis and Paul Henreid as he directs her in Dead Ringer with Karl Malden. Henreid discusses his shift from acting to directing, his Hitchcock work, and adjustments to life after directing more than 40 TV projects.
The House passed a bill authorizing $784 million for 10 river basins over the next two years. Ohio is allotted $150 million under the broader program to expand comprehensive river basin plans. The measure does not specify individual projects.
In Hocking County Ohio the court appoints Samuel Eldoner as fiduciary and creditors must file claims by four. Mary Mae Cremeans seeks divorce from Lassie Cremeans and restoration of former name with a March 20 1963 filing in the Court of Common Pleas.
Columbus architect Novere Musson and Cincinnati's Helen Heusinkveld announce Buildings for the Elderly a guide for developers and architects. The book argues the aging population, now about 17 million, will reach 20 million by 1970.
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