Aumont Laments Actors Too Intelligent and Responsible
New York AP reports Jean Pierre Aumont laments that modern actors are too intelligent and responsible, pawns of TV and film progress. He notes reviews for his first English role came without understanding the words, and discusses his acting era, stage work, and ambitions in writing and directing.
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New York
Jean Pierre Aumont
Aumont
Paris
Bernhardt
Carrot
Danny Kaye
Rudy Vallee
Vivien Leigh
Tovarich
Boston
Rex Harrison
Harrison
Rich
Madame Ponce
Producer Killed in Baja Plane Crash
George Tyssen, 42, prize winning television film producer, died when his light plane crashed at a Baja California airport. Tyssen won the 1963 Cannes Film Festival award for commercials.
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Los Angeles
George Tyssen
Baja California
Tyssen
France Declares War on Whales in 1921
In 1921 France effectively declared war on whales ordering all naval ships to fire on any whale sighted to protect sardine fisheries. The action marked a rare instance of a country targeting a marine mammal as a national policy.
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France
Hootenanny Added to Ohio Valley Jazz Festival
The folk hootenanny will accompany the second annual Ohio Valley Jazz Festival at Carthage Fairgrounds on August 25 at 2 30 pm. The festival runs August 23 24 and 25 with jazz concerts at 8 30 pm. George Wein says announced folk singers will perform from the Midwest during the Sunday afternoon session. Tickets cost 2 general admission and are available at the fairgrounds and by mail from 307 Vine St Cincinnati 2.
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Ohio Valley
Carthage Fairgrounds
George Wein
Midwest
Greene collection offers dreamlike tales from reality to unreality
Graham Greene presents four short stories in One Man's Reality Another's Fantasy. The tales blend dream and imagination with cerebral, exotic themes, including Under The Garden and Dream of a Strange Land, appealing mainly to literary gourmets.
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Greene
Greece Caught In Red Tangle
London reports say a April 20 incident involving Queen Frederika of Greece and protestors was blamed on Communist planners. The episode triggered political upheaval in Greece, strained royal relations, and complicated King Paul and Frederika’s state visit to Britain.
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Greece
Constantine Caramanlis
Britain
Paul
Frederika
Betty Ambatielos
Betty
Tony
Cyprus
Hitler Youth Movement
Red Propagandis
Caramanilis
London
Carmanlis
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Philip
George I
Elizabeth
Queen Alexandra
George III
Kaiser Wilhelm
Athens
Water Ski Show at Lake LeSourdsville Today
The Tri County Water Ski Show at LeSourdsville Lake features skiers from Hamilton Warren and Butler counties staged by the Tri County Skiing Club of Hamilton. Over 10 000 4 H Club members from Southern Ohio attend the 11th annual 4 H Day with youth activities planned. Next Saturday night dancing by Jimmie May and his orchestra and fireworks conclude the events.
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LeSourdsville Lake
Hamilton
Warren
Butler
Tri-County Skiing Club
Ohio
Jimmie May
Paperback Best Sellers Panel
List of current paperback best sellers featuring My Life in Court by Nizer The Guns of August by Tuchman The Power of Positive Thinking by Peale Captain Newman M.D. roster Northwest Passage by Roberts Lydia Bailey by Roberts Dr No by Fleming The Prize by Wallace Devil Water by Seton Uhuru by Kuark Travels with Charlie by Steinbeck Another Country by Baldwin Where Love Has Gone by Robbins.
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Nizer
Lydia Bailey
Roberts DR. NO
Walace Devil Water
Seton Uhuru
Kuark
Charlie
Steinbeck
16 Writers Have Say FIRST PERSON SINGULAR edited by Gold
A Dial Press collection of personal essays by novelists and playwrights. Gore Vidal on Barry Goldwater. Saul Bellow on Khrushchev. Harvey Swados on airline pilots. James Baldwin on Harlem. Mary McCarthy on American backgrounds. Arthur Miller on juvenile delinquency. Sixteen writers share strong, timely perspectives.
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Herbert Gold
Dial Press
Gold
Gore Vidal
Barry Goldwater
Saul Bellow
Krhuschchev
Harvey Swados
James Baldwin
Harlem
Mary McCarthy
Europe
Arthur Miller
Notable Paperbacks Highlight New Titles
The page reviews new paperback releases including Churchill's A History Of The English-Speaking Peoples Bantam 1.25, Strauss Men And Decisions Popular Library 0.75, The Wonderful Clouds Bantam 0.50, Travels With Charley Bantam 0.75, The Running Man 0.40, Hud 0.50, and Aristotle Philosophy Mentor 0.95. It notes Steinbeck’s travel book remains top of non fiction, with film ties and author details.
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Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
England
Julius Caesar
Richard the Lion- Hearted
New World
Bantam
Lewis L. Strauss
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Strauss
Dr. Oppenheimer
Tennessee Valley Authority
Popular Library
Francois Sagan
Charley
John Steinbeck
Steinbeck
United States
Rex Buchanan
Columbia Pictures
Laurence Harvey
Lee Remick
Shelley Smith
Hud Bannan
Larry McMurty
Renford Bambrough
St. John's College
Johnny Goes Marching Into A World Of Pain
A graphic Civil War tale from a Georgia private Johnny MacLeod. From apprentice printer in Augusta to seasoned veteran, his furlough marriage, brutal retreat, and disillusion with war reveal property motives and human suffering rather than romance. Strong imagery and authentic voice highlight gore and misery of combat.
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Georgia
Johnny MacLeod
Jonesboro
Augusta
Johnny
Auguste
Sherman
Best Selling Hardcover Books Last Week
Hardcover top sellers list includes fiction titles such as The Shoes of the Fisherman and The Glass Blowers with ranks, plus The Sand Pebbles and Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters and Seymour. Non fiction features The Fire Next Time and Travels with Charlie, with rankings and notes from Publishers Weekly.
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West
du Maurier
Caldwell
Carpenters
Seymour
Salinger
MeKenna
De Hartog’s Story A Classic Portrait Of Art And Life
Jan de Hartog’s THE ARTIST unfolds a magical tale in two parts. It follows Joost Jansen from naval cadet to harbor pilot turned would be Paris painter with a failing gift. A river dog episode and gothic finale restore the spirit in a quiet triumph of art over loss.
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Jan de Hartog
Atheneum
de Hartog
Joost Jansen
Naval Academy
de Neef
Bangma
Jansen
Paris
Seine
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