Cosby Plans Family Films With GP Rating
Hollywood AP report on Bill Cosby funding and producing family friendly films. He returns from Phoenix after starring in Man and Boy a GP rated picture produced for 900000 dollars, aims to raise quality to attract both parents and children, and plans more family oriented projects with financier J Cornelius Crane while insisting on no cussing or nudity.
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Hollywood
Bill Cosby
Phoenix
Cosby
J. Cornelius Crane
Melahn Wins Two State DECA Contests
Philip Melahn grandson of Mr and Mrs P L Melahn of 1401 N Clark Sr won two first place awards in the Missouri DECA state contest at Columbia He topped Advertising Campaign and Management Division in the Junior Collegiate Division Melahn son of Mr and Mrs J C Melahn of Fulton will represent Missouri at the National Leadership Conference in San Antonio Texas April 16 20 He is a Fulton High School graduate class of 1970 and studies at Ozark Business College in Independence.
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Philip Melahn
P. L. Melahn
N. Clark Sr
Columbia
Melahn
J.C. Melahn
Fulton
Missouri
San Antonio
Tex
Fulton High School
Ozark Business College
Independence
Missionary Evangelist to Speak in Perry and Laddonia
Dr E H Hamilton of Atlanta Ga arrives in Perry for a World Evangelism Revival at the Perry Presbyterian Church Sunday and continues to Laddonia from Thursday April 1 through Sunday. Services start 7 30 p m with gospel singing and preaching. Hamilton and wife spent over 20 years in China and 12 in Taiwan then tours in Korea and Japan. He holds AB from Davidson and Bachelor of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary with an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Davidson in 1962. He is an author and poet best known for The Story of John and Betty Stam and Afraid of What. Public attendance encouraged by Rev Gordon C Campbell and church officers.
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Perry
E. H Hamilton
Atlanta
Laddonia
Hamilton
Laddonia Presbyterian Church
China
Taiwan
Korea
Japan
Davidson College
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
John
Betty Stam
Gordon C. Campbell
Perry and
Brazilian Band Battles Buzzards For Dead Ox
Recife Brazil AP drought ravages northeast as peasants invade towns in search of food and work. A group of 50 peasant families camped in Garanhuns after walking from rural Pernambuco counties. Government programs to provide work have been phased out as rains fail and hunger rises. Authorities cite 100000 locals going hungry in Sergipe, cattle herds decimated, and artificial rain efforts underway with limited success. St Joseph’s Day passes with no rainfall, deepening desperation.
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Recife
Brazil
France
Germany
Garanhuns
Pernambuco
Paulo Barreto
Serpice
St. Joseph
How Small Children View God
AP reports on a Daytona Beach study by Edward and Elizabeth Fox about five to seven year olds ideas of God. The children describe God as real and important and offer humorous and revealing answers collected for a new book from Doubleday.
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George W. Cornell
NEW York
Daytona Beach, Fla
Edward
Elizabeth Fox
Doubleday
Christ
God
Linda
Jimmy
Moon
Pete
Billy
Joe
Chick Lowry
Nancy
Dallas ordinance bans farm animals on small city lots
Dallas residents face a new rule barring pigs cows sheep and goats from the city unless kept on property of at least three acres. Horses must be on lots of 15 000 square feet or more under the ordinance.
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas
Laos Neum River hydro project near completion in jungle
A 30 million dollar hydroelectric dam on the Neum River in Laos advances toward startup next year. The Mekong Committee under UN auspices funds the site midway between Vientiane and Long Cheng, with Japanese engineers overseeing ten years of work. The 80 percent finished plant aims to produce 30 000 kilowatts for Vientiane and northern Thailand, boosting Laos industry and irrigation.
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Nam Ngum
Laos
Neum
Mekong
Thailand
U.N. Economic Commission For
Asia
Far East
Vientiane
Long Cheng
U.S. CIA
Plain of Jars
Teruo Yoshimatsu
Yoshimatsu
U Thant
U.S. International Development Office
Pathet Lao
Kingdom of Laos
Ngum
Canada
United States
Mekong Committee
Mekong Basin
Tim Baker Named Reactor At ACU Conference
Tim Baker son of Mrs James R Baker of 1231 N Kentucky Rd will serve as reactor at the ACU International conference in West Virginia this week through March 28 He will join a session on The Use of Disposables Today and in the Future examining rising use of disposables in food service operations and impacts.
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Tim Baker
James R. Baker
Kentucky Rd
Central
Missouri State College Union
The
Association of College Unions-International
Wille
ACU
West Virginia
Food Service
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