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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
16
Laurence Harvey and Martha Hyer star in a provocative Technicolor drama set in modern Japan. The film begins a first city showing Friday on a double bill with Gladia7 at the H and H Drive-In Theatre.
Kim Novak and Laurence Harvey lead a four day Grand Theatre run in a dramatic screen adaptation of Of Human Bondage. The film follows Philip Carey and Mildred in a destructive romance set in late Victorian London. Strong performances from Novak and Harvey underscore a tale of love, betrayal, and societal judgment with supporting turns by Morley, Livesey and Me.
Cotton stripping is underway in New Hope as mild days allow harvest to finish. Several residents have cold infirmities, Ira Hopehes recovers at home after surgery, and neighborhood families attend events and visit relatives. Local notices invite open house for a 67th wedding anniversary.
The Gateway Arch in St. Louis is more than halfway to 630 feet, surpassing the Washington Monument and Statue of Liberty in height. Built with over 5,000 tons of steel, it commemorates westward expansion following the Louisiana Purchase. Designed by Eero Saarinen, the stainless skin will be visible for 20 miles. A special tram will carry visitors up the hollow legs in under two minutes to the observation platform.
Mrs. Cecil Bean visited Tuesday night in Sylvester with Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Portwood and their children as part of local social visits.
The season's cotton classing hits a four season high in Abilene as frost killed cotton dries for machine harvest. Gins stay current with seed cotton receipts while a backlog may form next week. Harvest is nearing completion with about three weeks remaining before season end.
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