Dr Herbert Kalmus Dies at 82 Developer of Technicolor
Dr Herbert T Kalmus, 82, developer of the Technicolor process, died after a heart attack at his Bel Air home. founder of Technicolor Corp, led the firm 50 years to 1962 retirement. He moved his lab to Hollywood in 1923 and The Gulf Between (1917) was the first film with the process. Surviving are his widow and two daughters.
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Barnett Warns U S on a Bloody Harvest
Georgia Mississippi Governor Barnett testifies to Senate hearings opposing civil rights anti-discrimination bills. He links protests to Communism and warns a “bloody harvest” if legislation passes, urging President Kennedy and Attorney General to avoid further action. He cites a recent Kennedy speech and predicts nationwide turmoil.
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Kennedy's Rail Panel Opens Fact Finding Mission
President Kennedy's panel begins a four year labor rail dispute study to be ready by July 20 with legislative recommendations due July 22 amid a threatened nationwide strike. The panel may arbitrate, but Wirtz favors no rapid mediation. railroads pause changes to train staffing until July 29, and unions vow to delay action until then.
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