Michael Caine Becomes Hollywood Star After Gambit Role
Life of actor Michael Caine changes after his performance in Gambit. In Hollywood his first trip includes glamorous parties and meetings with stars like Carol Lynley and Natalie Wood, while he remains grounded about his working-class roots.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Michael Caine
Atudine
Carol Lynley
Natalie Wood
Shirley MacLaine
London
Harry Palmer
Berlin
Ike
Caine
Memory power secrets sold in Chicago publisher offer
A Chicago publisher promotes a memory enhancement method claimed to boost business and social standing. The notice offers free mailed details in a book Adventures in Memory, requests memory training via Memory Studies at 825 Diversey Parkway, Dept. 4071, Chicago, IL 60614.
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Diversey Parkway
Dept
Fine Arts Panel Discusses Role in Community
A panel discussion on fine arts in the community is set for Thursday at the Monterey Centre. The Theatre Guild of Late book Theatre Centre sponsors the event with representatives from Texas Tech and local arts groups. Mrs Smith invites public questions as moderator Harold Sintaan represents the Texas Tech Artists Cover Series.
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Ene Smith
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Texas Tech Student Union
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Lubbock Symphony Orchedra
Carl Gands
Catiseuns
June Bearden
Tabbock Christian College
Vera Shien
Texas Tres
Harold Sintaan
Teas Tech
Lubrack Theatre Centre
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Senuthwedt
Theatre
Can. Cessus
Smith
Bus Tour Promotes Lubbock Links With Three Nearby Cities
A Lubbock business delegation toured Sudan Mule Shoe and Orion by bus on a daylong visit to bolster regional ties. Mo J. Aderten led wholesale development efforts, hosting coffee at Delaine Cafe and a luncheon at Mule Shoe First Methodist Church. Attendees from Mule Shoe included Neal Dillman and many local leaders. Sudan and Olton hosts exchanged cordial remarks and tickets to an August meeting.
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Kay Davis
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Olen
Biba
Phackler
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Oltan State Bank
Taiblerk Amteisaders
Dle
George Caddell
Hast Shereian
Saw Flare
Ball Belles
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Kenneth Moore
Olan Roark
Guy Walden
Jack Riles
Lester Shanks
Doste Baccus
Rax Balheh
Reed Markhan
Bobby Markham
Neel Ludpkin
FM. Smith
A. J. Shannon
Joe Salem
Vess Patterson
Marvin Tollett
R. 1D. Camp
White civil rights worker and Black Muslim held on draft fault
A Corsicana man Payroner Bruce Maxwell Jr and Black Muslim Dillard Roy Jackson were arraigned in Dallas on failure to report for induction. Maxwell posted 5000 bond and appealed for counsel. Jackson posted 1250 bond after waiving a hearing. A Friday hearing was set for Maxwell.
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Corsicana
Payroner Bruce Maxwell Jr
U.S
W. Aml. Hill
Dillard Roy Jackson
Maxwell
Hill
Old Liberties Union
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Sarah Hughes
United States
Draft Board
Ross Harder
Jackson
Airman Nugent on duty near fiancé at Andrews AFB
Air man 3C Patrick J. Nugent serves four months of active duty with the District of Columbia Air National Guard at Andrews Air Force Base Maryland while planning to wed his fiancée Luci Johnson this summer.
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Washington
UPD
Patrick J. Nugent
Luci Johnson
Nugent
Luci
Andrews Air Force Base
District of Columbia Air National Guard
Israel Develops Scorpion Serum at Hebrew University
A new serum effective against scorpion stings has been developed at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. A university spokesman notes the serum shows promise, with trials indicating better performance than earlier treatments offered by the Lord’s Institute.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Hebrew University
Lord's Licter Institute
Errutt
Newark narcotics arrests hit record levels in 1968
Police director Dominick A. Spita nic and Lt. Thomas Kenny led a narcotics crackdown in New York and Newark last year. Officials report 489 people arrested for drugs with 67 charged specifically with heroin and marijuana protection and sale.
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Tap
Dominick A. Spitai
New Yarkast
Thomas Kenny
A& Imere
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