Desire Under the Elms headlined at Jim Theatre film debut
The Don Hartman Paramount production of Desire Under the Elms arrives at the Jim Theatre. Sophia Loren Anthony Perkins Burl Ives star in Irwin Shaw screenplay about a brutal New England farm family led by Ephraim Cabot and his son Eben with a dramatic battle for control.
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Stony Hills
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Cabots
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Eben
Frank Overton
Pernell Roberts
Sim
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Anna
Delbert Mann
Marty
O'Neill
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Loren
Anthony
Delbert Wank
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Monroe Jaycees delegates head to national meet in Los Angeles
Four Monroe residents depart for the United States Junior Chamber convention in Los Angeles California lasting Monday through Friday. James C Ussery and Joe F Rabin travel as official Monroe Jaycees delegates with their wives. Ro land Barry Bastrop state Speak-Up Jaycee winner and William H Billy Baker Jonesboro National Director elect also attend. Ussery former state Jaycees president and Rabun SPOKE award winner enter national competition.
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Monroe
of the
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Calif
James C
Jake) Ussery
Joe F. Rabin
Monroe Jaycees
Roland Barry
Bastrop
William H.billy Baker
Jonesboro
Ussery
Rabun
Weekend Screenings Offer A Mix Of Classics And Thrillers
The program lists multiple film pairings across days including The Young Don't Cry with Sal Mineo, No Time to Be Young with Robert Vaughn, Ae rial Gunner with John Bentley, Outlaws Paradise with Range Busters, Blood Arrow with Robert Stabler, Under Fire with Rex Reason and Henry Morgan. Also noted are Desire Under the Elms with Tony Perkins and Sophia Loren, Dragstrip Riot, Cool and the Crazy, Chase A Crooked Shadow, Death in Small Doses, From Hell It Came, The Disembodied, Tammy and the Bachelor, The She Wolf, The Young Lions, Witness for the Prosecution, Out of the Past, The Hard Man, Gun Fever, and Doctor at Sea with various casts.
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Delta
Sal Mineo
Robert Vaughn
John Bentley
Jim
Eugene O'Neill
Rialto
Richard Todd
Anne Baxter
Mara Corday
Tiny Carver
Paul Burke
Debbie Reynolds
May Britt
Marion Brando
Montgomery Clift
Tyrone Power
Marlene Dietrich
Robert Mitchum
Jane Greer
Guy Madison
Valerie French
Mark Stevens
Johnson Puts Senators On Bills Notice
Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson told senators five major measures would be brought up for action once the labor bill is finished. The package includes Alaska statehood, a tax extension, a civilian space agency bill, an atomic secrets sharing bill, and a waterway projects authorization.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Alaska
Senate
Senate House Atomic Committee
Eisenhower
Court Mixup Leaves Orphaned Boy With Three Custodians
Three year old Donald Fore has custody awarded by courts in Ohio Mississippi and Louisiana to three different guardians. His parents died in a crash near Poitiers France. Mrs Ella Fore of Winnsboro seeks a final court ruling to unify custody.
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Toth
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Larry
Cuyahoga County
Lincoln stamp to be most used in U S starting August first
The lavender 4 cent Lincoln stamp, part of the Liberty Series, will replace the 3 cent Statue of Liberty as the most used first class postal stamp in the United States from Aug. 1. About nine billion of the stamps will be used each year.
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Ohio
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Sao Paulo
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National Press Department
Botanic Gardens
National Philatelic Museum
Philadephia
United Nations
Press must print news not propaganda says UPI manager
William C. Payette, assistant general news manager for United Press International, told the Texas Press Association that American newspapers must report fully to preserve freedom. He warned that partial reporting erodes reader confidence and urged merciless vigilance with sources. He cited censorship as tyranny and stressed dedication to truth.
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United Press International
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Texas Press Association
Goat Is Found for Film Porgy and Bess
Hollywood reports Samuel Goldwyn found a suitable goat for the Porgy and Bess film. Five year old Mr Faust, a strong deodorized animal, will pull the cart in the production with Syd ney Poitier. The goat earned a six month contract and a stand in.
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Hollywood
Porgy
Samuel Goldwyn
Bess
Sydney Poitier
Clarence Jones
Mr. Faust
Faust
Goldwyn
Deborah Kerr
Tony Bartley
Grain storage bond to boost Gulf coast facility
Baton Rouge officials will consider a 2.6 million dollar bond issue by the Greater Baton Rouge Port Commission on Monday to expand Cargill Inc grain storage. The project would raise capacity from 9.5 million to 74 million bushels, making it the largest on the Gulf coast.
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Baton Rouge
Greater Baton Rouge
Gary Cooper In His Goth Year
Hollywood legend Gary Cooper, 39 in 1962, rose from shy beginnings in 1923 to major stardom. He denied face lifting, citing a breathing fix for a broken nose, and his films 10 North Frederick and Man of the West showcase his enduring screen presence. Joel McCrea praises his natural, no theatrics approach alongside peers John Wayne and James Stewart.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Montana
New York
Coop
North Frederick
Cooper
Joel McCrea
Charles Ray
Nancy
Mike Curtiz Long
Actor makes early film mark with notable stage debut
The passage notes Marilyn Monroe as the stage star in Bus Stop and tracks his screen career from The Bachelor Party and A Hatful of Rain to From Hell to Texas, highlighting a progression from theatre to film.
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Ilyn Monroe
Hell
Texas
Hell to Texas Opens at Paramount Theatre
From Hell to Texas based on Charles O Locke’s novel debuts Sunday at the Paramount. Don Murray stars as a peace loving cowboy pursued by a revenge hungry cattle baron who hires gunmen to track him in 1880s Montana.
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Diane Varsi
Hell To
Texas
Paramount Theatre
Chill Wills
Dennis Hopper
Hell
Charles 0. Locke
Murray
Montana
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South African Regulator Permits Windmills in Very Low Breezes
A regulator in South Africa authorizes wind turbine operation in wind speeds under five miles per hour. The rule could expand potential sites for wind projects by allowing generation at unusually light breezes, affecting planning and investment.
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