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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1968

Page

13

Jewison recalls gun awe shaping film career

Hollywood director Norman Jewison recalls as a child in Canada he was awed by a police officer with a pistol and bullets. He discusses shooting locations for Ben Hecht project and notes mixed local police cooperation during Chicago Milwaukee assignments and the shift from backlots to on-set realism.

Hollywood Norman Jackson United States Jewison South America Goldwyn Studio Gaian Ben Hecht Chicago Milwaukee Galencia Hecht Racine Wis

Americans Swallow 30 Pounds Of Aspirin A Minute On Clock

New York AP sample column lists curious stats on aspirin intake, telephone ownership, and daily spending. It notes 100 million U.S. telephones, compares global totals, questions worry value, and spans random trivia from dendrochronology to pet food spending, with assorted quips and quotations.

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Tell Them What To Do Says Sen Tower

Sen John Tower of Texas says the United States should dictate to the South Vietnamese government what must be done to win the war. He spoke to newsmen in Spartanburg on Tuesday. Tower, head of the Nixon-Agnew key issues committee, said he sometimes spoke for the Republican nominee, the committee, or himself.

Spartanburg 5.C John ‘Tower R-Tex United States Tower Nixon-Agnew

Fifth Grader Shows Her Slip

In Omaha at Windsor School a transfer slip requirement caused embarrassment as a fifth grade girl, asked by a teacher for her slip, lifted her dress to reveal it. The incident occurred as classes began on Tuesday, highlighting the awkwardness of the policy.

Omaha Neb Windsor School

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