MGM Deals And Star Signings Stir 1962 Film News
Fox signs Glenn Ford for Cowards at MGM. Tors to produce Rhino in South Africa with Arthur Weiss screenplay. Joanne Woodward to star with Stuart Whitman in Signpost to Murder directed by David Miller. Blaine Stewart wins 4500 for dog bite at Beverly Hills home. Goulet wins 4 Grammys as best young artist. Davis studies Italian ahead of Rome summer film.
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Glenn Ford
Metro- Goldwyn - Mayer
Ted
Snow
Ivan Tors
M-G-M
South Africa
Umfoloz
Arthur Weiss
Art Arthur
Joanne Woodward
Stuart Whitman
Lawrence Weingarten
David Miller
Miss Woodward
Paul Newman
M-G-M Studios
Blaine Stewart
Floyd Appel
Miss Stewart
Appel
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles
Prairie prospector Victoria Nemanishen pursues geology in Canada
An immigrant from Poland, Victoria Nemanishen now of Foxford Saskatchewan follows a lifelong dream as a prospector in Canada’s pre-Cambrian shield. Raised with curiosity, she learned English despite a language barrier and pursued geology, prospecting, and related studies, including the Prospectors' School at La Ronge.
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Poland
Victoria
Vicky Nemanishen
Foxford
Saskatchewan
Canada
Shield
Vicky
la Ronge
Vicky the Prospector Breaks Molds in Saskatchewan
A Saskatchewan farm wife and mother, Vicky patrols northern bush camps in a tent with tools and instruments, driving a tractor and doing field work. She seeks mineral deposits, endears colleagues with cheer, and believes the earth yields answers to patient inquiry. She hopes her staking may help Saskatchewan become a mining and agricultural province.
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Vicky
Ae Icky
Nanza
Saskatchewan
Instant Exercise drug isoproternol promises exercise like benefits
University of California medical staff describe isoproternol as producing heart and lung effects similar to a workout, enabling exercise for infants or those unable to train while aiding heart disorder diagnosis. The piece notes chemical values and the brain as the body's ultimate control, illustrating the fragility and vast potential of the human body's chemistry.
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University of California Medical School
15 Hospitals to Benefit From Arthritis Society Grant
The Saskatchewan Division of the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society will purchase 5500 dollars worth of physiotherapy equipment for 15 hospitals across the province. The equipment helps licensed therapists develop or expand physiotherapy departments to aid arthritis and other diseases.
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Saskatchewan
Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
Ice Cube Storage Warms Up Frost Prevention Tip
The note advises wrapping ice cube trays with polyethylene film after freezing to reduce frost buildup. It suggests saving polyethylene bags from vegetables to store and reserve ice cubes for future entertaining.
Canada Population Rises Slightly to 18.8 Million
The population of Canada was estimated at 18,767,000 on January 1, 1963, up 333,000 from the previous year, a 1.8 percent gain.
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Canada
Textile employment rise in Canada reaches 77,000 in 1962
In 1962 Canada textile mills added 4,600 jobs to lift employment to 77,000, a record high for the industry since 1951 when 102,000 were employed.
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Canada
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Wer Fox
Robert Goulet
Tony Bennett
Ella Fitzgerald
York
French Riviera
Bette Davis
Rome
Miss Davis
U.S
Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
NATO
Ottawa
CHL
Proca Ke Medias
Experiae
Cen Ete
Madeleine
Levason
Noa
Anne Adams
Dept
Front St. W
Toronto
Ontario
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