Indian Movie Censorship in Bombay and Its Effects
Paramount India manager R W Hadley explains film releases in Bombay, where about 20 percent are American and English soundtracks dominate. Films face strict bans on drinking scenes, cow depictions, and edgy humor, with long theatrical runs for Indian-made movies and ongoing competition from Soviet propaganda. Staub of Wever, Iowa, dies at 103 after Civil War rejection.
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Carrollton Reports First Polio Case Since 1947
In Carroll County a two year old girl, Barbara Heppner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Heppner, is hospitalized in Canton at Aultman Hospital after contracting polio. Public health nurse Gretchen Dodd said the child's condition was good Saturday afternoon.
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