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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
9
A collage of Dear Ann Landers questions and answers from a Texas newspaper column. Topics include Peace Corps ambitions of a college graduate, handling nosy neighbors, adapting to new life, and a shy reader seeking dating tips. The page ends with a request for readers to mail questions to Ann Landers.
Tony Curtis says his career has gone to the dogs as he searches for a French poodle for his next movie. The dog will share significant screen time and even nearly bites Curtis, with a list of dogs under consideration at Revue Studios.
Doris Day is named the nation's no 1 box office draw by the Motion Picture Herald poll, regaining the title she held in 1960 while Elizabeth Taylor falls to no 6 after no new films in 1962. Day stars in Lover Come Back and That Touch of Mink with Hudson and Grant ranking no 2 and 3. Other top ten include Wayne Presley Lewis Sinatra Dee Lancaster.
A Bari magistrate ruled that 2nd Lt Miluse Solakov of Bulgaria was not guilty of espionage after crash near a secret NATO base near Bari on January 20. He had been jailed since the incident. Judge Domenico Serrano freed him citing insufficient evidence for trial.
Douglas Aircraft Co plans to fire 4,000 workers within 30 days after cancellation of the Skybolt missile program. About 1,200 to 900 will be laid off this week in Southern California, mainly at Santa Monica and Culver City plants, as the administration cuts the bomber-launched Skybolt.
New York report says Cupid drains nurses from bedside duties into retirement. The American Journal of Nursing notes that part time nursing jobs on weekends and nights attract more homeward bound professionals, easing the shortage.
A sparse OCR fragment notes A V Blake Record Center activity or closure around January 24 at a location tied to 1-24th Street SW. Details are limited, but the item marks a public record center event with formal designation.
Hollywood veteran Maurice Chevalier, aged 73, plans a fresh career as a character actor. He signs on for Allied Artists projects including Black Castaways and Ship of Fools, with a noted cast featuring Hayley Mills and George Sanders.
Actress Madeleine Young will play the part of aunt to her five children in Warner Brothers Spencer's Mountain. The family drama features Young alongside a cast led by Henry Fonda and Beulah Bondi in the adaptation of Earl Hamner Jr.'s novel.
Hollywood action paused as filming of Black Zoo is delayed two weeks due to Patrina the tiger and Zamba the lion. Sixteen animals appear in the picture. Patrina and Zamba were found to be tied up in other projects, granting the rest of the cast and crew a planned break.
Tony Randall and Burl Ives partner for the first time in Universal's comedy The Brass Bottle. The film stars the pair in a fantasy humor setup with earlier reports noting their collaboration.
Hollywood UPI reports Walt Disney will take his film crew to Vienna to shoot Almost Angels the story of the famed Vienna Boys Choir with production set to begin inEurope.
British actor Bernard Archer signs for his American film debut in Universal's Joel production The List of Adrian Messenger. The notice notes Archer's transition from screen and television fame to a major Hollywood feature.
Natalie Wood, known for her stripper role in Warner Bros. Gypsy, first received a contract from the studio in 1955. The note ties her film work to an early studio association and marks a key point in her career arc.
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