Connors To Film Geronimo In Mexico And More
Chuck Connors reports from Durango Mexico that his film Geronimo is the most exciting project yet and he may later tackle Custers Last Stand or a modern story. Walt Disney talks of sending Guy Williams to England for The Prince and The Pauper and The Moon Pilot. Darryl Zanucks The Longest Day is described as the biggest movie yet with a large Allied unit. Brigitte Bardot returns to Hollywood for La Verite in a cocktail party with Rene Millet hosting and Dany Laval, Monique Van Vooren present with Jorge Guinle and Richard Gully.
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Arene
Chuck
Geronimo
Custer
Lillian
Walt Disney
Trader Vic’s
Walt
Guy Williams
England
Miles Herndon
Errol Flynn
Miles
Churchill
Hitler
Eisenhower
Darryl
London
Rene Millet
Hollywood
Outpost Drive
Raoul Levy
la Verite
Brigitte Bardot
Bardot
Dany Laval
Monique van Vooren
Jorge Guinle
Richard Gully
Regurgitation and vomiting in neurotic patients and infant deaths
A physician describes regurgitation versus vomiting driven by nervousness and other conditions, noting hereditary patterns and cases where regurgitation signals no cure. The piece connects infant sudden deaths to acute pneumonia meningitis or heart lining inflammation and cites Cleveland researchers on a possible viral cause in some infants.
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Eli Gold
David H. Carver
Hannelore Heineberg
Lester Adelson
Frederick C. Robbins
Cleveland
Efros Named Scottsdale Office Manager at Phoenix Title
Alan Efros of 519 West Phoenix is named manager of the Scottsdale office of Phoenix Title and Trust Company. He replaces James P. Hyde who moves to Central and Camelback as manager. Efros, formerly in charge of the Glendale office, is a Rotary Club and Toastmasters member, husband to Ruby, with two children Randy and David. He attended Arizona State College and joined Phoenix Title in 1951.
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Alan Efros
Wee Phoenix
Scottsdale
Phoenix Title and Trust Company
James P. Hyde
Central and
Camelback
Efros
Title Company
Glendale
Edward W. Kauffman
Rotary Club
Toastmasters
Ruby
Randy
David
Arizona State College
Phoenix
Cox Projects Will Be Finished In Scottsdale and Black Canyon
Fred Godwin of Forrest Cox Home Builders says 250 new Cox Heights homes will be built on Hayden Rd north of McDowell as scheduled while trustees complete existing Cox projects after the death of founder Forrest Cox in a helicopter crash on April 13.
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Cox
Scottsdale
Black Canyon Highway
Fred Godwin
Forrest Cox Home Builders Inc
Cox Heights
Hayden Rd
McDowell
Forrest Cox
Godwin
Maricopa County Supervisors
Eisenhower reviews Cuban invasion critique and lessons
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told Republican leaders at Gettysburg that the Joint Chiefs of Staff likely had limited planning role in the Cuban invasion. He cited a key error involving all invasion communications on a single Liberty ship and urged focusing on future defense and planning improvements. He declined to assign blame and emphasized moving forward.
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Washington
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Fidel Castro
Gallipoli
Turkey
Dardanelles Straits
Goldwater Promotes Cuba Action and Laos Caution at Harvard
Senator Barry Goldwater told Harvard and Boston College audiences that U S troops in Cuba would be a last resort but could be used if necessary. He urged a tougher Latin American stance, criticized inaction, and supported embargo or blockade measures while opposing a U S troop commitment in Laos. He favored heavier support for Laos without ground troops.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
U.S
Cuba
Laos
Harvard
Sanders Theater
Boston College Law School Forum
Latin America
United States
Arizona liquor bars labeled poorest run in region
Sen. Charles Goff told a Senate liquor study committee that Arizona bars are the poorest run of several Western states. He cited a power gap between state and city authorities over closings, a shortage of inspectors, and calls for home rule to fix the situation. He warned of dark bars and customers being short changed.
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Phoenix
UPI
Charles S. Goff
Senate Liquor Study Committee
Arizona
Pinal County
State Liquor Department
Goff
Harold Giss
Paul Fannin
Sen
Fire Hazard Closes Coronado National Forest
In Tucson today forest officials announce a partial closure of the Coronado National Forest due to tinder dry conditions. The closure lasts for the rest of the fire season, typically ending with the summer rains, following three consecutive weekend fires impacting areas in the Coronado region spanning Southern Arizona and parts of New Mexico.
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Tucson
UPI
Coronado National Forest
Coronado
Arizona
New Mexico
YMCA Camp Dates Released for Scottsdale Tempe
The Scottsdale Tempe YMCA announces a day camp for boys and girls from June 12 to August 4 at Soloma School. Four two week sessions charge 200 dollars per child per session. registrations are accepted by YMCA Director John Carhart at the South Smith Lane headquarters.
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Scottsdale-Tempe
YMCA
Soloma School
John Carhart
South Smith Lane
Ron C. Roberson
Mesa
ASU
Carhart
Tedder to Study at Summers Institute in Wisconsin
Richard Solem, eighth grade teacher at Solema Elementary School, has been accepted for work at the National Science Foundation Summers Institute at Wisconsin State College this year.
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Richard Solem
Solema Elementary
National Science Foundation
Summers Institute
Wisconsin State College
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Chuck Connors
Mexico
Louella Parsons
Dodgers
Durango
Iamura
Darryl Zanuck
Cornelius Ryan
Europe
Alan. Efros
Ginger
By Gettermann
Cox Enterprises
Cox Homes 5
Ike
Goldwater
Thomas Road
Hayden Roads
Phoenix-Tempe Stone Company
Scottsdale-Thomas
Hayden-Thomas
Utility Company
Hayden Road
Sian
Casita
Heart of
Villa Monterey
Villa Monterey Casita Colony
Casa Decor
Dorriss Heyman
Villa
Monterey
Safari Hotel
Camelback Road
Indian School
Monterey Casita
Tedder
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