Disney plans still push company after Walt's death
Walt Disney's death leaves a leadership gap but his forward looking plans continue to drive Walt Disney Productions. Roy Disney as president chairs an eight member committee guiding production while executives strive to preserve Walt's philosophy and keep projects moving.
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Roy
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Roy E. Disney
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Ashton Family Attains Tufts Phi Beta Kappa Honors
In The Family Record from Mass Ashtons at Tufts University, Prof Eugene A Ashton chaplain and his wife Mildred hold Phi Beta Kappa keys. This year their daughter Stephanie a Tufts senior received hers.
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Stephanie
Tufts
Studio Empire Needs Strong New Leader to Rise
Dec 15 notes that the studio he built remains same in form and operation. The author predicts the situation will persist until a decisive new leader emerges to take charge of the empire that began with a mouse.
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Robert Stevenson
Don DaGradi
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Holiness Camp Meeting Slated at Cannon Valley Church
The World Evangelism Crusaders for Christ Church at 3211 N 8th St announces the second Cannon Valley Holiness Camp from June 25 to July 9. Rev Scott B Pyle and Ruth Ann Pyle of Westfield Ind will speak. Bible school for all ages runs 9 30 am to noon with church leaders in charge. Missionary Days June 28 29 and 30 feature Rev and Mrs Bert Alexander of Marion Ind from World Gospel Missions.
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Clipper Cadets Prep for State Civil Defense Drill
The Clipper Cadet Squadron meets tonight for a regular drill with a Civil Defense class by Gilbert J. Leonard. The session aims to ready about 1500 people across Indiana for the June 24 and 25 CAP/CD test simulating nuclear disaster operations at the Navy Reserve.
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Smoky Mountains Park Celebrates 33rd Birthday as Top US Destination
Great Smoky Mountains National Park marked its 33rd birthday as the nation’s most visited park drawing 6.5 million guests last year. The Tennessee North Carolina park surpassed Grand Teton in Wyoming, the next most popular.
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Russia’s Lost Prestige Prompts Risky Kremlin Moves
In a tense Security Council clash, Moscow weighs its next steps after Israel’s challenge. Soviet retaliation is feared as Moscow seeks to rebuild Arab confidence with potential arms shipments and bases, while balancing U.S. tensions and Middle East interests.
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