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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
3
Hollywood whispers cover The Moving Target scenes with Paul Newman as a tough private eye. A kidnap plot unravels as Newman outmaneuvers gunfire in a palatial guest house, while Nancy Kwan leads a chorus of Eurasian dancers on a tropical set.
Joey Heatherton, debuting as a film star in My Blood Runs Cold, asserts a desire to control her image. The 20 year old, noted for her Curves and prior turn in Where Love Has Gone, plans a variety of roles to avoid being typecast and to keep audiences surprised at the box office.
The American Cancer Society film Who Me targets adults whose smoking affects children. Dr. Leo T. Heywood announced the 16 mm color film runs 19.5 minutes and shows George’s struggle with smoking, a physician, and a guiding narrator as a warning to quit for family welfare. Showings can be arranged through local American Cancer Society units.
AP reports Hayley Mills a major young star will co star with Rosalind Russell in Mother Superior to be filmed in Hollywood produced by William Frye with Ida Lupino directing the project.
In the Saturday night drawing at Rudy's Inc. prizewinners named by owner Bob Decker include Teresa Bonino Sioux Army Depot who won a bicycle Randy Krueger Sidney who won a Presto electric cooker and Anita Brandon Sidney who won two steak dinners.
Jim Knicely has been accepted as a student at George Washington University in Washington DC and will enroll this fall in the College of Arts and Sciences majoring in international affairs. He will also work part time on the staff of Congressman Dave Martin while attending university. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack R Knicely and recently returned from a Rotary Exchange Year in New Zealand.
Colorado state tree the blue spruce grows best between 8000 and 11000 feet. It defines timberline areas and adapts to cold, dry alpine conditions while remaining symbolically tied to state heritage and landscape.
Entomologist William Rapp inspected flooded Lodgepole Creek areas in June and said the mosquitoes are not worse than normal. He noted muddy creek water poses no problem if it stays flowing, and small Slagnant pools will dry in a few days. Two larger standing-water spots lack vegetation, reducing breeding risk. Most mosquitoes likely come from irrigation drainage and, while biting hard, are not disease carriers.
Hawthorne notes that many of New England’s older houses are so consistently haunted that the topic hardly bears mentioning. He suggests the frequent possession by spirits is nearly universal among these dwellings.
A compact study surveys life in a Cambodian valley where ceremonies shape daily life. It notes puberty rites solemn weddings joyful funerals and ongoing community rituals across generations and seasons.
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