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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1962
Page
6
A review of The Big Laugh recounts Hubie Ward as a small town boy who becomes a Hollywood bad guy. It notes O'Hara's sharp portrayal of pre war cinema's self interested monopolists and the grim amoral world, while praising the author's straightforward style though deeming the novel less engaging than others.
The list features titles such as The Sheppard Murder Case Holmes Mothers and Daughters The Lion Pit The Movie Goer Rise and Fall of the Third Reich Shiver to Kill a Mocking Bird The Carpetbaggers Robbins Advise and Consent Drury Sons and Daughters Gallagher China Court and See.
Hollywood producer Robert L Lippert notes film making has changed. He discusses Spacecraft 63 about tomorrow's astronauts and the challenge of staying ahead as current fantasy becomes tomorrow's history at Cape Canaveral. He says it is tough beating readers to countdown headlines.
Book review of Edward Bennett Williams argues his work defends individual rights within modern society. It notes his cases with Cos Tellio Hoffa Goldfine a Soviet diplomat McCarthy Powell and numerous others while praising his strongest sections on individual rights and warning that his World Court idea is utopian.
Hiram Haydn's 784 page novel centers on Walton Herrick, an executive in a foundation, amid a summer of crisis as his third wife departs and a potential governor run looms. The book blends narrative with Herrick’s journal and letters while detailing his family history and neurotic tendencies. It is ambitious and well written but overly long.
The compiled list shows top fiction titles like Ship of Fools and Franny and Zooey, with non fiction such as Calories Don't Count and The Rothschilds. A closing sentence notes the elephant as a teachable animal with strong memory and rapid learning.
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