Oscars Derby Heats Up In The 1966 Race
Hollywood reports a lively Oscar season with multiple contenders. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton lead expected nominations for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf's bold drama, while Sandy Dennis and George Segal may join in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Swallows
Capistrano
Ginia Woolf
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Sandy Dennis
George Segal
Burtons
Fort Scott Boy Artist Hopes To Sell At First Show
Steven L. Miller, a 16 year old Fort Scott student, holds his debut art show in the Citizens National Bank annex. The young artist, who designs family Christmas cards and favors imaginative pieces with oversized eyes, aims to major in art and plans a 1967 summer exhibit after working nights in a restaurant. Miller has two years of formal study at Washburn University's Mulvane Art Center and draws from imagination or magazine reproductions for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Carstarphen
Fort Scott Tribune
Associated Press
Fort Scott
Kan
Steven L. Miller
Citizens National Bank
Young Miller
Topeka
Steve
Mulvane Art Center
Washburn University
Fort Scott High School
Harry L. Miller
Laverne Renames Main Street for Miss America Jay-Jay
Laverne Oklahoma residents celebrate their Miss America Jane Ann Jayroe by renaming Main Street to Jayne Anne Jayroe Boulevard. City officials announce the change and address letters to Miss Jayroe at the new boulevard name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne
Okla
Jayne Jayroe
Jane Ann Jayroe
Jayne Anne Jayroe
Oklo
Syria accuses Jordan in failed coup plot
Syrian Foreign Minister Ibrahim Makhous accused Jordan of backing a late coup attempt to topple the Syrian government. He also alleged the United States and Saudi Arabia financed the venture and cited Jordan granting asylum to Maj. Selim Hatoum and others involved in the coup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Ibraham Mauhos
Jordan
United States
Saudi Arabia
al Ahram
Mauhos
Maj
Selim Hatoum
Crime Decline Seen in Nations Largest Area Cities
FBI survey for Jan–Jun 1966 shows overall crime dips in six major area cities including St. Louis Kansas City Mo Springfield Wichita and Topeka while violent crime rises. Rape aggravated assault and robbery up overall with murders up slightly and property crimes up 8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kanesas
Missouri
Federal Bureau of Investigation
St. Louis
Kansas City
Springsfield
Wichita
Topeka
Kansas
Springfield
Kan
Avery Inspects Cave In Area In Kansas City
Gov. William H. Avery toured the Argentine caves area after four homes were destroyed in 18 months. He met with Shawnee Township Civic Action Committee and ordered mine inspectors to check safety. A city ordinance authorizes an underground quarry survey to map undermined property boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
William H. Avery
Shawnee Township
UN Resumes Space Treaty Talks At United Nations
The United Nations resumed work on a space treaty to govern exploration and use of outer space and the moon for peaceful purposes. U S Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg said Washington seeks a reasonable compromise with the Soviet Union on the few unresolved issues remaining.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States
Soviet Union
Une
Moon
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Los Angeles
Fox
John Huston
Robert Wisé
Sound of Music
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Julie Andrews
Hawaii
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Max von Sydow
Zero Mostel
Forum
Walter Matthau
Columbia
Richard Brooks
Burt Lancaster
Lee Marvin
Fred Zinnemann
Paul Scofield
Peter O'Toole
Omar Sharif
Debbie Bryant
University of Kansas
Debbie
Susie Stuckey
Hutchinson
Carol Jo Weber
Overland Park
Jay-Jay
Syria
Avery
STN the Friendly Store
Haddon Hall
Waldorf
Biker
15Th
Main St
Ottawa
MM Kitk
Peery “Burgers
Bassett
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