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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1963

Page

9

Lawrence May Be Last Of Big Film Spectacles

Hollywood notes that Lawrence of Arabia may signal the end of epic scale cinema as changing economics bite. Mervyn LeRoy called the spectacle unmatched, while praising Peter O’Toole’s portrayal and the film’s visual grandeur despite its four hour length and some dragging moments.

Lawrence Hollywood (Ap Mervyn Leroy Peter O'Toole

The Eagle Hawk Is the World’s Largest Eagle

A report notes that the eagle hawk holds the distinction of being the largest eagle species in the world, surpassing other raptors in wingspan and overall size. The piece discusses its impressive stature and possible habitats.

Demo Women Install Officers in Butler County

New officers for the Democratic Women's League of Butler County were installed at Democratic Headquarters in Jamlton Ada Reiff was reelected president Ruby Briscoe is vice president Cecilia Fink secretary and Betty Joyce treasurer Trustees Frances Hartleb Edna Mick and Betty Schneider Sick Committee Margaret Schick Rosemary Emnak er Publicity Chairman Lucille Zimmers

Democratic Women’s League Butler County Betty Joyce Frances Hartleb Edna Mick Betty Schneider Margaret Schick Rosemary Emenaker Lucille Zimmers

Pakistan Envoy to UN Mohammed Ali Dies at 53

Pakistan's Foreign Minister Mohammed Ali, aged 53, died after a short illness. He served as prime minister from 1953 to 1955 and later as Pakistan's ambassador to the United States and representative to the United Nations.

Pakistan Dacca Mohammed Ali Ali United States United Nations

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