Pickford restores silent films for Washington showings
Mary Pickford, at 77, explains she and Matty Kemp restored her silent films including Poor Little Rich Girl and Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm to be shown in Washington for the first time since their initial release. She recalls resisting but finally believing the works are part of American film history, while detailing health limits and Buddy Rogers’s planned attendance as her representative.
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Washington, D. GC
Miss Pickford
Matty Kemp
Washington
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Lord Fauntleroy
Best Friend
Pickfair
Hilltops
Sion
Hollywood
Buddy
Rogers
Mayo Clinic
Film Institute
Family Quarrel Ends In Death in Newton County
In Seneca Missouri a man died and his wife was wounded during a family quarrel. Frank Rogers died at Sale Memorial Hospital Neosho after the shooting, with Phyllis Rogers in satisfactory condition. Frank Golden, former son in law of the Rogers, is held on a first degree murder charge filed by Newton County prosecutor John Sims. Golden was arrested at the Rogers home. a 12 gauge shotgun was recovered. Golden listed Wyandotte Oklahoma as his home. Margaret Rogers was at her parents’ home during the incident.
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Seneca
Newton County
Frank Rogers
Sale Memorial Hospital
Neosho
Here
Phyllis Rogers
Frank Golden
Rogers
John Sims
Golden
Sheriff's Office
Wyandotte
Okla
Sims
Margaret
Hearnes appoints Kreissler and Ewing to state boards
Gov. Warren E Hearnes named Keith E Kreissler of Clinton to the State Board of Accountancy replacing Roy Baker of Kansas City whose term expired and appointed Dr John C Ewing of Macon to the State Board of Optometry succeeding Dr James Warrick of Columbia whose term expired
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
Keith E. Kreissler
Clinton
State Board of Accountancy
Roy Eb, Baker
Kansas City
John C. Ewing
Macon
State Board of Optometry
James R. Warrick
Columbia
Check Your Mental Gears With These Quick Questions
A humorous self checklist asks whether neighbors wives fancy you, if you would sign to give flax-relief to a big corporation, or if a waiter hides non menu specials. It warns that answering yes to all yields a perfect score in a satirical take on mind health.
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Dellres
Fiji
al Barrel
Reverend Lawson's Hanoi talk sparks campus debate
Kansas City AP report says Rev Phillip Lawson, Methodist minister and executive director of the Inner City Parish, defended his Hanoi broadcast urging black and Vietnamese solidarity to avoid killing in war. He faced dismissal but parish board chose to ignore it while Missouri West Conference plans review.
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Kansas City
Phillip Lawson
Hanoi
University of Missouri-Kansas
Lawson
United’ States
Vietnam
Missouri West Conference
United Methodist Church
Navy stewards from the Philippines serve aboard U S ships
The Navy employs thousands of Filipino stewards on ships and shore stations including the Academy and White House dining area. Recruitment at Sangley Point draws long lists as Filipinos seek a better life, though racial balance prompts gradual change with Caucasians now signing on more than Filipinos. Language and clearance barriers limit advancement beyond steward ratings.
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Dodane
Philippines
Miyea
Naval Academy
Whites House
Navy
U.S. Navy
Sangley Point
Manila
United States
Philippine Islands
Rockefeller Orders An Apple A Day Policy
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller ordered that residents in state run institutions receive at least one apple daily. He said an apple each day would improve lives for all, noting New York State is a major apple producer.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
State Departments of Social Services and Mental Hygiene
Rockefeller
New York State
FTC and SEC Keep Closer Eye On Publicity Claims
AP analysis notes tighter scrutiny by regulators on advertising and merger statements. Publicists push accuracy as firms face legal risk while maintaining image. Experts say PR ethics evolve toward credibility and factual disclosure amid investor concerns.
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FTC
SEC
Muskie faces 1988 vice presidency after defeat
In Manchester New Hampshire Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine says he fears little about politics after losing. He said he is glad he lost as he contemplates the future. Meanwhile a Marceline man, LeRoy Tallman, was captured after digging his way out of a jail in Macon County Bucklin Missouri.
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Manchester
N.H
Edmund
Muskie
Dmaine
Marceline
Macon County
Bucklin
LeRoy Tallman
New Hampshire
Rucklin
First Child Born On Parkview Hospital Lawn
Riverside AP report states Debbie Marshman and her infant son were delivered on the lawn of Parkview Hospital as the couple hurried across the grass. The 15 year old mother was in delivery. a nurse assisted and both mother and child were reported in fine condition.
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Riverside, Calif
Tim Marshman
Parkview Hospital
Marshman
Debbie
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