Hollywood Buys Anything That Bites In Summer
Art Buchwald recalls studio executives chasing fears of pests and predators for new thrillers. Producers chase ants roaches boll weevils barracudas and even vichyssoise as plots fearfully race toward audience demand for creatures and germs on screen.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Willard
Hellstrom Chronicle
Times
Hollywood
Film Capital
B.J
London
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Tye
William Morris Agency
Nixon Posture Shifts Posing Risk to Court and Mail Rates
The piece notes Nixon aides weighing rollback of May rate increases harming bulk mailers while prices and wages curbs bite. It also covers Supreme Court anxieties over Nixon’s stance on busing school aid and core rulings, then recalls Al Burt and Doug Kennedy’s Santo Domingo story and a 1965 court verdict on Marines’ conduct and Kennedy’s cancer battle.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
White House
Postal Service
Postal Rate Commission
Supreme Court
America
Warren Burger
Dominican Republic
U.S
Cuba
Miami Herald
al Burt
Doug Kennedy
el Embajador
Burt
Santo Domingo
Les Whitten
Kennedy
Mayo Clinic
Justice Department
Kennedy compensation clash and agriculture aid debate
Kennedy seeks full compensation while Attorney General Mitchell targets a reduced award citing life expectancy concerns. The Agriculture Department probes the summer food program amid Capitol Hill pressure, with enforcement chief Nathaniel Kossack pursuing alleged fraud by the poor, and critics noting large farms reap disproportionate price supports.
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U.S
John Mitchell
Kennedy
Mitchell
Department
Nathaniel Kossack
Agriculture Department
Editorial Page Looks at Local Governance and Language Policy
The piece critiques the Los Angeles City Council hourglass timing on the floor, suggests longer run times for speakers, and comments on eight minutes of expounding. It endorses bilingual guidance for New Mexico teachers with caution about English language focus and potential staffing effects. It ends with safety advice and a playful note about Old Man Gloom.
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Congress
New Mexico
Los Angeles
No special sugar coupons for canning this season
25 years ago on Sept 5 1946 George Moberly warned housewives there would be no extra sugar coupons for canning this season Paul McEvoy was elected chairman of the Trio Chest and a goal of $22 000 was set Albert W Woodburn of Hagerman will become Chaves County agent replacing W W Wilson who resigned Cotton picking in this area will start Sept 15 Lamar Strictland farm labor agent said Edward G Robinson Joan Bennett and Dan Duryea star in Scarlet Street at the Chief Theater
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George Moberly
Paul McEvoy
Trio Chest
Albert W. Woodburn
Hagerman
Chaves
W. W. Wilson
Lamar Strictland Farm
Edward G. Robinson
Joan Bennett
Dan Duryea
Chief Theater
Key historical events on September 5 throughout history
On September 5 1774 the first Continental Congress opened in Philadelphia. William Penn was arrested in 1670 for a Quaker meeting in London. The Treaty of Portsmouth ending the Russo Japanese War was signed in 1905. In 1914 German forces captured Rheims during World War I.
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Associated Press
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
William Penn
Grace Church Street
London
Portsmouth
N.H
Rheims
Sunday liquor sales on ballot in New Mexico local option districts
A November 2 special election will decide Sunday liquor sales in local option districts across multiple counties and cities. The statewide plan creates checkerboard patterns with sales banned in some rural areas and outside city limits, while tourist areas may retain Sunday sales.
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Santa FE
DeBaca
Harding
Union
Taos
Catron
Sierra
Guadalupe
Hidalgo
Rio Arriba
Lincoln
Torrance
Socorro
Dry
Roosevelt County
Curry County
Clovis
Silver City
Belen
Super City
Tucumcari
Carlos Jaramillo
Santa Fe Lodge
Santa Fe Country Club
Bruce King
New Mexico
East Side
Robert Mondragon
King
Jaramillo
New Mexico Beer Industry
Fabian Chaves
Favian
C. B. Trujillo
D-Taos
New Mexico Motion Picture Industry Promotion Commission
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Albuquerque
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