Lean Days for Hollywood Artists Struggle in Film Market
Hollywood actors earn meager wages since 1957 with many averaging 3000 to 4000 dollars yearly. US film production faces international competition as Yugoslavia and other nations offer subsidized facilities and big budgets. Screen quotas and import restrictions reduce US output while governments back domestic cinema, forcing the industry to seek fair treatment rather than handouts.
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Hollywood
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Screen Actors Guild
S.A.G
George Chandler
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Anthony Quinn
Ingrid Bergman
Belgrade
Don Haggerty
Marshal Tito
Fim
Theer
Philippines
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Custers Last Stand Painted Scene Joins Montana Heritage
The Montana Historical Society accepted H Charles McBarrons version of Custers Last Stand as a gift from American Oil Co. The piece joins Montana’s historic heritage, with critics noting artists rely on limited white accounts to recreate the siege and its terrain.
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The
Montana Historical Society
American Oil Co
H. Charles McBarron
Custer
Mexico
Santa Anna
Alamo
Montana
Alaska Needs More Federal Help For Defense And Transport
Alaska’s leaders say the state, with vast coastlines, mountains, and undeveloped resources, receives little federal highway funding and defense support. Governors Egan and Gruening urge broader U S efforts, noting Alaska’s isolation and reliance on water and bush pilots. They call for national action to defend and connect the state.
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Alaska
Texas
Hawaii
North America
William Egan
Ernest Gruening
Lave
Juneau
Dear Dr Mother column on health questions and remedies
Readers submit questions on quit smoking discomfort osteomyelitis diabetes gastritis and ulcers with Dr Mother offering medical insights. Topics include irritability after quitting heavy smoking bone infection treatment blood type inheritance pinworms gastritis causes chronic infections and recommendations for seeking ENT evaluation for persistent nose odor and guidance on peptic ulcers with a printed booklet offer.
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Mother
Provocative Signs and Silent Briefings at the White House
A writer tours the White House grounds noting private license plates marked GG and JK used by Secret Service to mask presidential presence. He observes an empty press briefing, then watches Kennedy in the Rose Garden awarding civil servants, while a cop explains unseen golf-spike dents in the Oval Room floor.
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White House
District of Columbia
the Guardian
Secret Service
Executive Constabulary
Daily 11
Rose Garden
Kennedy
JFK
Oval Room
Ike
Warren marks decade on high court as nation poised for change
The piece honors Chief Justice Earl Warren on ten years at the helm and notes his role in modernizing the Supreme Court through desegregation and reapportionment decisions. It contrasts federal progress with state resistance, and signals looming battles over constitutional amendments aimed at restoring旧 Confederacy-era power.
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Earl Warren
University of Alabama
Warren
Supreme Court
Court
Eisenhower
Kennedy
California
GOP
Tribunal
James Eastland
California Bar
National Legislative Conference
Official Newspaper Note for Butte and Silver Bow County
The Montana Standard serves as the official newspaper for Silver Bow County and the City of Butte. It publishes government notices, local briefs, and community information for residents and readers in the region.
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Silver Bow County
Butte
Society Editor Contacts for Local News Desk
The notice lists contact lines for News Department, Society Editor, Business Office and Printing Department with respective phone numbers for readers seeking information or submissions.
Being Married Saves Time Making Up His Mind
A Construction Digest quip notes marriage helps a man decide faster on matters, implying domestic partnership brings decisiveness and efficiency. The remark reflects humorous social commentary on marriage.
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Construction Digest
Devil's Advocate for Space Policy Urges Skepticism of Apollo
Carnegie geophysicist Dr. Philip Abelson urged a panel of non-interested scientists to act as Devil's Advocate against NASA and Apollo funding. He warned money fuels folly, argues for cheaper instrumented probes over manned missions, and cited Apollo as premature. He cited a 110 to 3 reader poll against the moon program.
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Senate Committee On Aeronautical and Space Sciences
Philip Abelson
Carnegie Institute
Science
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Defense Department
Dr. Abelson
Moon
Abelson
Space Committee
Rourke Hickenlooper
Mexico eyes reverse aid plan to build school in California
Mexico's education ministry works on a reverse aid program with the United States. State Senator Alberto Amador urged Mexico to build the school after New Mexico lawmakers refused funding for the project in Ojo Caliente California involving seven Spanish speaking pupils.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Ojo Caliente
Alberto Amador
New Mexico
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