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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1954

Page

5

France Weakened Keystone of Western Defense Says Paris Analysis

AP Foreign News Analyst William L. Ryan argues France has become the West’s weakest link. Indo China losses, North Africa turmoil, and Algerian labor influence threaten Paris. Analysts forecast possible new elections if government collapses. Geneva's outcome favors Communists and pressures a central government.

Paris France Indo-China Viet Nam North Africa Dien Bien Phu Tunis Morocco Algeria Communist Party Moroco Munist Joseph Laniel Geneva Eisenhower Churchill Washington

Oklahoma to be made in wide dry Arizona

Hollywood reports the film version of Oklahoma! will shoot next month in Arizona and Oklahoma using Todd A-O widescreen. Filming will occur near Tucson with on location fields and a constructed Aunt Ella’s house, then move to Claremont Oklahoma for plains shots. Gloria Grahame and Gordon MacRae star with a 18 principal actors. The musical has earned over 30 million on Broadway and the film aims to preserve its spirit and music.

Oklahoma Arizona Hollywood Arthur Fred Zinneman Tucson Ariz Ella Gloria Grahame Ada Annie Gordon MacRae Cur Iy Claremont Okla California Hornblow Dick Rogers Oscar Hammerstein Rogers and Hammerstein Todd A-O Zinneman MacRae Curly

Oklahoma official says precinct funds too short for election

William J. Cordell, secretary of the State Election Board, warned there will be insufficient funds to pay precinct workers in November. He noted counties failed to cut precincts by a third and the appropriation cut would deplete all money by July's runoff and primary elections.

Oklahoma City William J. Cordell State Election Board Cordell

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