Ed Ames Eyes Lincoln Solo Show After Sodom Role
Hollywood interview with Ed Ames discusses his Sodom and Gomorrah part as Lot and his plans for a one man Abraham Lincoln play. He cites UCLA degrees, past roles with the Ames Brothers, and recent work on The Man of La Mancha and a Lincoln portrayal aimed to be produced after polishing.
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High school film reveals grim lessons of gang life
Chicago students from Roberto Clemente High School produced Too Late for Me about ghetto life on Rumble Row. The PBS airings followed the killings of two students brothers of Maximino Inostroza and Steve Negron, who died in gang violence.
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Eisenhower Orders Cut in Foreign Spending November 1960
President Eisenhower on November 16 1960 ordered all US agencies to limit spending in foreign countries amid concerns over the balance of payments deficit and gold drain. The directive aims to curb outflows and protect national economic stability.
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