Voice Of Broadway in 1970s Celebrity Nonfiction Musings
A критique filled column surveys films and public figures from Roger Moore’s James Bond to Liz Taylor and Julie De John. It notes fashion and watches, nods to Andy Warhol and Allen Klein, and condemns glamorized homosexuality while reflecting age and era biases with sharp, period tone.
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Johnny Carson
Jilly’s
James Bond
Roger Moore
Moore
Bond
Sean Connery
Cubby Broccoli
Jane Seymour
J. Carson
Joanne
L. A. Rams
Carroll Rosenbloom
Liz Taylor
Adso
Salvador Dali
Picasso
Jolie
Dietessen
Wilmington
Del
Merv Griffin
White House
E. Howard Hunt
David St. John
American Library
Central Intelligence Agency
Ian
Chris Noel
Breck
Burt Reynolds
George Maharis
Playgirl Mag
Nicol Williamson
Central Park West
West
Eastside Playhouse
Vanya
Nicol
Manhattan
Kentucky creates OTIS job training system in Lexington
Kentucky has set up an occupational training information system OTIS to address the need for more jobs. The program is modeled after a system pioneered in Oklahoma and aims to improve access to training and employment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
UPI
Kentucky
OTIS
Oklahoma
Top Of The World Visit To Barrow Alaska
Copley News Service describes Barrow Alaska as tourists arrive by air and are guided to a hotel and Eskimo Cafe. The article details local life including population, lack of bars, utilities, daylight cycles, whaling as the main industry, and a booming future with a 40 bed motel planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Ryan Copley
Barrow
Alaska
Charlie Bennett
Charlie
Arctic Circle
Sketchy Training Said Received By Meat Inspectors
Louisiana officials testified that meat plant inspectors receive only a two week veterinary course after high school. The testimony came in a suit seeking to bar using unlicensed personnel to inspect slaughter and canning plants. Judge Doherty took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Agriculture Department
Mony
Bill Odum
Department
Lewis Doherty
Doherty
Louisiana State Board of Examiners
Dave Pearce
Army Sergeant Buried in Louisiana After Vietnam Crash
Army Staff Sgt. Lonnie Tulner 31 of Livingston Parish was buried near Denham Springs Louisiana after his remains were recovered. He had been listed as missing in action since the Aug. 12 1968 helicopter crash in Vietnam and was identified last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denham
Springs
Army
Lonnie Tulner
Livingston Parish
Vietnam
Roland Carter Named To Post On State Board
Roland Carter of West Monroe was named to the state board of Public Works according to a release from Secretary of State Wade C. Martin. Carter received his commission by mail and had been informed by state Rep. Shady Wall that Gov. Edwin Edwards appointed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade C. Martin
Roland Carter
West Monroe
State Board of Public Works
Carter
Fairview Dr
Shady Wall
Edwin Edwards
Installation Set For Historical Group Officers
Paul Hodges announced the North east Louisiana Museum of Natural History will install officers for the coming year at 7 30 p m today in the Chamber of Commerce Room at Monroe City Hall. Officers include Paul Hodges president Dr John McCarter first vice president Dr Hugh Doney second vice president Mrs Abie Leckie recording secretary Dr John C Lewis corresponding secretary and Frank McDermott treasurer. David P Kee will install the new officers. Hodges invited interested people to attend the meeting and join the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hodges
Northeast Louisiana Museum of Natural History
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe City Hall
Paul Hodge
John McCarter
Hugh Doney
Abie Leckie
John C. Lewis
Frank McDermott
David P. Kee
Hodge
Hodge Aso
Student Council Workshops Held at Northeast Louisiana University
Seventy five schools attend the Louisiana Association of Student Councils workshop at Northeast Louisiana University. The 250 member group meets in small work groups and general sessions to develop leadership skills with consultant Ed Phelps guiding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Association of Student Councils
Northeast Louisiana University
Direcor of State
Gugliuzza
Grace King High School
Metairie
Ed Phelps
Illinois Association of the Illinois Association of Student Councils
Phelps
Lions Club Convention Set to Boost New Orleans Economy
The 1977 Lions Clubs International Convention will be held at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans. Officials estimate the event could add up to 10 million dollars to the local economy with 35 000 to 50 000 delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lions Clubs International
Louisiana Superdome
The
Lions
Commission
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Washington Square Park
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Long Island
Shakey
PIZZA
K-Mart Plaza
Louisville
Guitless
Ats & Aduliler
Music Shop
Top of
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N. 18Th ST
Monroe
Louisville Ave
Eo Ragu
D. R
Ohio
America
Edwards
Carolyn Badeaux
Houma
Charles A. Badeaux
Ike Maslow
Shreveport
State Board of Medical Examiners
George F. Dupuis
Lafayette
Louisiana Educational Television Authority
Gary B. Beard
Board of Veterinary Medicine
Gulf States
Showtown USA
Tom Sawyer
South Screen
Meeeees
Eastgate Shopping Center
Panavision
Techncolor
Ager Twin City
Capinger Nilsson
Pippi
Pat Sundberg
Mana
Asvid Lindgren
Viking Press
Olle Hellbom
Movielab
AGG Communications
Dillinger
Arren Ben Dates
Johnson Leachman
Harry Dean Stanton
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Richard Dreyfuss
Harry George
Thur
Twos Company
Three's Ariots
Eastman
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Joy Rayville
Little Laura
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Roy Bean
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Jeff East
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Wera
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