Hungarians to View Trapeze and Marty in Budapest
Budapest and Hungary prepare to screen American films after a decade. Trapeze starring Gina Lollobrigida will play at Carvin theater, rebuilt as Hungary’s first permanent wide screen, with Don Quixote due in August. Istvan Desai oversees foreign film exchanges and will bring 13 American movies, noting subtitles and language favor local audiences. Marty and a Mexican film The Revolt of the Hanged have been bought. 10 films will be chosen from 180 by Mopex, with dubbing needed for Marty and subtitling for Trapeze.
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Museum seeks slice of Adirondack peak for exhibit
Blue Mountain Lake Ontario area report says the Adirondack Museum plans to carve a top from a local peak for an exhibit. Director Dr. R Bruce Inverarity says the idea would thrill climbers and provide a genuine audience attraction.
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Fragmented OCR Word Puzzle Snippet From 19th Century Page
A garbled OCR fragment lists varied terms and clues including numbers, place names, and obscure references. It resembles a crossword or word puzzle scrap with incomplete entries such as “Household animals” and “A Captain of the Nautilus” mixed with scattered digits and foreign phrases, lacking coherent context.
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Clusters From A Darting News Page
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Hoffa Named Strong Man To Succeed Beck In Teamsters
Chicago reports Hoffa emerges as likely successor to Dave Beck as president of the Teamsters union. Hoffa’s backers rally support at the convention amid charges against Beck. In West Germany Adlai Stevenson endorsement adds to Hoffa’s growing influence. Fire in Syracuse theater referenced amid unrelated local events.
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Oberon's Wedding Plans in Flux Amid Travel Talks
Mexican industrialist Bruno Pagliai said Merle Oberon and he may wed soon with no date set. Her publicist noted they may marry in Italy or France as Oberon and Pagliai plan to leave for Nice, while Rome buzzes about a possible secret ceremony this weekend.
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Ina Ray Hutton Ordered Alimony After Trial
Ina Ray Hutton must pay $35 alimony to her husband after a Superior Court hearing. Brooks testified he could not play the trumpet since suffering a stroke in 1850, and the decision followed the divorce action filed Friday.
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Missile Parts Plant Planned for Buena Park
BUENA PARK Armstrong Engineering Corp. begins construction on a $100,000 guided missile parts plant in the northwest section. The building covers 100,000 square feet and will employ about 100 workers. The site has been cleared and graded.
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One-Armed Woman Delivers Twelfth Child in Boston
Mrs. O'Reilly, 33, who was born missing a left arm, gave birth to her 12th child, a girl weighing pounds 1244 ounces, at St. Margaret's Hospital. She and husband Richard J., a dock builder, have seven girls and four boys. oldest is 15. One child died at six months.
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Skelton's Son Off for Paris
Richard Skelton, the ill child of comedian Red Skelton, travels with his parents and sister Valentina from Barcelona toward Paris for a four day visit. Doctors say the blood ailment is incurable. The family plans brief stops in Brussels London Scotland and Ireland before returning to Los Angeles.
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