World Film Capital Fades Says Anatole Litvak
New York AP Anatole Litvak argues Hollywood’s status as film capital fades as it relies on stars and gimmicks. He credits Italian and French cinema for daring themes and starless, successful pictures. He urges risk taking and original storytelling over mechanical tricks to regain world interest.
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Wrens, Worms Are His Hays Hobbies for AP
Roy Binder, 60, superintendent of Hays sewage plants, gains national notice for raising pink worms to purify sewage and building gourd birdhouses to curb Psychoda flies. He has fielded nearly 500 letters from across 46 states seeking worms seeds and gourd instructions. Binder’s worms thrive in the plant filters, aiding purification while his wrens patrol the grounds, lowering fly problems and enriching city parks. He lectures on sanitation, authors articles, and even sells worms to fund plant landscaping.
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Nixon Fires At Kennedy In Wide Ranging Attack
Richard M. Nixon accuses the Kennedy administration of timidity that provoked Khrushchev to be more arrogant and contemptuous in dealing with the West. He cites Cuba and Laos as examples in a Tuesday address before leaders of the pharmaceutical industry.
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