Oscar Winner Myoshi Umeki Back To Japan For Film Return
Academy Award winner Myoshi Umeki plans a return visit to northern Japan and hopes to act in a classic Japanese picture. She has spent five years in the United States after winning for Sayonara and says she prefers varied roles over typecasting while noting occasional limits for Oriental actors in Hollywood.
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Caveman Not Such a Brutish Chap After All
National Geographic Society reconsiders Neanderthals as sophisticated, paints, clever flint work, burial vaults, possible belief in a supreme being. They buried dead with meat and tools, may have practiced surgery, and some held higher material culture than some living humans. Bear sacrifices cited by excavators and comparisons to Yakuts and Ainu.
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France
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Smithsonian Institution
Iraq
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University of Pennsylvania
Siberia
Japan
Grandmother Denies Shopping Tour Charge
Dorothy M. Savageau, 52, pleaded innocent to taking her three grandchildren on a Christmas shopping spree after allegedly smashing a door lock with a hammer and swiping about 200 dollars worth of toys, ornaments, canned foods, baby food, and stockings. She was held on a 100 dollar bond.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI
Dorothy M. Savageau
Broad Overhaul Proposals Expand Presidential Labor Powers
A Kerr commission report outlines sweeping changes to U.S. labor policy. It urges presidential intervention in labor disputes, expanded worker retraining, extended unemployment benefits, and new government roles to curb strikes, while critiquing wage guideline ideas and the existing arbitration system. It recommends amendments to Taft-Hartley to permit partial operation during strikes and broader antitrust controls on unions.
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N.J
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Massachusetts Instate of Technology
John T. Dunlop
Low Dog Tag Rank Sparks Capitol Dog Owners Rivalry
In Washington the newest status symbol is a low numbered dog license. Pushinka, Mrs. Kennedy’s space kennels gift, is tag No. 9, while other low numbers go to high profile pets of Norman Bowles III and FBI Director Hoover’s dogs. The White House oversees tag No. 1, now assigned to Bowles’s chihuahua Ginger Boy, while No. 2 has shifted among Nixon’s and Johnson’s former or current pets.
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London Theatergoers Find Cheap Seats With Gallery Stools
London theaters offer nonreserved gallery stools priced around five shillings for waiters. The stools are booked early and patrons are entertained by buskers who sing and perform while spectators watch, often tipping performers as they pass.
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London
High School Student Poll Raps Business
WEST LAFAYETTE Ind The Purdue University study shows high school attitudes toward business. Seventy eight percent view businessmen as using criminal means, 26 percent say profits come at others' expense, while 81 percent respect business leaders. Fifteen percent favor government ownership of basic industries, 57 percent support price controls, and 23 percent think business wields too much power.
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West Lafayette
Ind
Purduel
Allergies Forecast By Blood Cell Test
Chicago researchers report a test to forecast severe allergic reactions using basophil blood cell analysis. The basophil carries most histamine in the bloodstream, studies indicate. Separately a statistic notes illiteracy rates among South Asians and Americans.
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