Diana Dors Seeks New Path After Sex Symbol Era
Hollywood veteran Diana Dors and her third husband Alan Lake discuss her shift from sex symbol to character actress. They describe the risk and realism of English television mood, noting Queenie's Castle will place Dors in a mother role away from glamour. The couple contrast British and American tastes and laments about cross‑cultural reception of English comedy. She cites Coronation Street as a long‑running example of gritty realism.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood Correspondent
Hollywood
Diana Dors
England
Marilyn Monroe
Shelley Winters
Diana
America
Fire Damages Norwalk Home And Related Incidents
A morning blaze damaged an upstairs room at the Sam Chappelear home 147 E Main St caused by a gas heater. No one was inside. cause undetermined. Firefighters also battled a mailbox arson and a grass fire near the railroad tracks.
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Sam Chappelear
E. Main St
Jefferson and
State Streets
Robert O’donnell
New York Central Railroad
Whittlesey Avenue
Hester Street
Kenneth Link
New London borrows 28000 to keep schools open
The New London Board of Education unanimously voted to borrow 28 000 from Savings and Loan Banking Co for six months to cover operating costs through 1970. The loan carries 5 percent interest and funds will be drawn as needed.
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New London
New London Board of Education
Savings and Loan Banking Co
Squires, Sanders and Dempsey
Edward O’reilly
Joseph Hurley
State Board of
Hurley
Barbara Angle
Waste Problem In Alaska Wilds
Waste water disposal challenges reach North Slope Alaska where oilfield camps require showers toilets and laundry facilities. Met Pro Water Treatment designed two skid mounted 24000 gallon daily capacity systems using coagulation clarification and filtering to produce safe effluent. The work supports regulatory needs amid extreme cold and thaw cycles.
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New York
UPI
Alaska
Met-Pro Water Treatment Corp
Lansdale
Vietnam Repairmen Show Ingenuity
Vietnamese repairmen display improvisation in Saigon using makeshift tools and household items to fix a jeep accelerator and install household fixtures. With scarce tools, they repurpose a Honda bag as a toolbox and fashion ladders, blocks, and supports from bamboo, packing boxes, and wood, often leveraging body tricks to complete tasks.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Pygmies Reported by Peruvian Church Book
A Vatican vicarate book from Puerto Maldonado Peru says a tribe of jungle pygmies called the Yushes stands about 39 inches tall. The group lives near the Curanja River mouth in a tri border area with Peru Brazil and Bolivia. The text notes 20 tribes in the region including the Hurayos who exceed six feet and have blue eyes.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Roman Catholic Church
Puerto Maldonado
Curanja
Brazil
Bolivia
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UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
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Herbert M. Griffiths
Robert Witt
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Hooker’s
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Wakeman, Ohio
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Children’s Zoo
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