Delays in Crawford Film Tie Up Hush Hush Charlotte
Joan Crawford remains hospitalized with pneumonia at Cedars of Lebanon after a relapse delaying the $3 million film Hush Hush Charlotte. Producers warn of a $500,000 loss while doctors decide recovery time, with Loretta Young floated as a possible replacement if Crawford cannot resume.
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Joan Crawford
Bette Davis
Miss Crawford
Sweet Charlotte
Hollywood
Cedars of Lebanon
Loretta Young
Joan
Robert Aldrich
Miss Davis
Baton Rouge
Civic-Minded Person Renews Paint Offer in Kalamazoo
An anonymous civic minded resident dubbed Mr Clean renews a free paint offer for Kalamazoo on the north side. Fifteen homeowners showing pride in property upkeep will receive paint after inspection. The donor reportedly received many more applications than can be handled.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Kalamazoo
Mr. Clean
the Gazette
Miss Alabama Vicki Powers Crowned at Mobile Pageant
Vicki Powers, 19, of Mobile, combines beauty with a strong singing voice and was crowned Miss Alabama by Judy Short of Birmingham. Powers will represent Alabama at the national Miss America pageant later this year.
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Birmingham
Ala
Vicki Powers
Mobile
Judy Short
Alabama
Miss Powers
Teenagers Discuss Drinking Problem in Monroe West Monroe
Readable excerpts show a mixed view from 16 year old Monroe boy 18 year old Monroe boy and 18 year old West Monroe girl. They say teen drinking exists but not severely with most consumption after high school. They suggest stricter parenting more recreation options and closer supervision to curb underage drinking.
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Twin Cities
Monroe- West Monroe
West Monroe
Monroe Boy
Pakistanis Protest U S Tonkin Action at University
Nearly 200 Dacca University students attacked the U S Information Service office in protest of Tonkin Gulf action. They smashed windows, wrecked shelves and racks, and damaged furniture. An American spokesman estimated $1,000 in damage.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Dacca University
U.S. Information Service
Tonkin Gulf
Viet Nam
U.S
Charles O'Donnell
Pakistan
Vietnamese Stay On Border Tense As Alert Remains High
South Vietnamese forces and American advisers in a 50 mile border zone remain on full alert amid tense conditions near North Viet Nam. Maj. McMullen doubts a full assault would come now and reports armored camo along highways as U.S. reconnaissance jets patrol overhead. Nearby Hue fears a massive reprisal attack, while a reinforced division is positioned at the Ben Hai River border as Hanoi reports quiet in the capital.
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Gia Linh
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Maj
William McMullen
Long Island
N.Y
U.S
Laos-South Viet Nam
Maj. McMullen
Hue
Gulf of Tonkin
Ben Hai
Nguyen Chanh Tri
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Hatfield Not Attending Governors Meeting With Goldwater
Gov Mark Hatfield of Oregon will skip the meeting with GOP presidential nominee Barry Goldwater in Hershey Pa. Elmo Smith state GOP chairman and former governor will represent Hatfield at the invitation event. Hatfields office gave no reason for the absence.
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Salem
Ore
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Barry Goldwater
Elmo Smith
Hatfield
Goldwater
Hershey
Makarios Eases Cyprus U.N. Access Stance
At the United Nations Makarios offered to allow U.N. peacekeeping forces access to sensitive areas on Cyprus with limits after talks with Secretary General Thant. He stated the U.N. force will enjoy full freedom of movement except for certain localities to be arranged with General Thimayya. Mortar fire in Turkish and Greek Cypriot areas left several dead as clashes around Alevga and Selai Touapi continued.
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United Nations, N.Y
Makarios
U.N
Cyprus
Thant
Limassol
K. S. Thimayya
India
United Nations
Thimayya
Rune Svanstrom
Alevga
Selai Touapi
Svanstrom
Survey Finds Wifebeaters Usually Shy Middle Class Men
AP reports pilot study of 12 Massachusetts families showing many abusers are small, drink often, and emotionally ineffectual. Wives are aggressive and sexually frigid, enduring abuse until a child intervenes. Authors note a fragile balance and mutual passive aggression as the marital dynamic.
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Chicago
Massachusetts
Doctor Hill Returns From National Medical Convention
Dr. S. D. Hill, physician and surgeon, attended the National Medical Convention in Washington, D. C., and is back in his office on August 15, 1964.
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S. D. Hill
Washington, D. C
Stock Market Faces New Test Today
The Southeast Asian crisis and U S Vietnam tensions weighed on shares as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 9.45 to 823.40 in late trading. Steels motors rails utilities defense stocks and many leaders dropped a dollar or two a share.
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New York
United States
Viet Nam
John F. Kennedy
Dow
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