Prize at Capitol Delivers Thrill Romance Comedy
Paul Newman stars in The Prize at the Capitol Theater a multi genre film adaptation of Irving Wallace novel. The Stockholm set suspenseful drama features Ellie Sommer and Edward G. Robinson with a perilous chase involving murder danger and a romantic triangle across Europe culminating on a freighter bound for Russia.
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New York Agrees To Transit Labor Settlement On New Year’s Day
New York reached a settlement ending the threatened New Year’s transit strike after a deadline pass. AFL CIO Transport Workers Union leader Michael J Quill and Transit Authority negotiators averted a halt to subway and bus service. The 2 year contract costs City an estimated 33.6 to 42 million with fare held at 15 cents for a year. The deal includes pay raises for 35000 workers and fringe benefits.
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Delegate Will Ask Ban on Sale of Fireworks
MANASSAS Va AP Del Stanley A Owens of Prince William County plans to introduce a measure at the General Assembly session to ban the sale of fireworks in the state. The bill would prohibit all sales except to organized groups under supervision along U S 1 in eastern Prince William.
Missing Links and Crossword Clues in 10 Trial 11 Mixture
A fragmented list blends card games, perfumes, animals, and misc terms. It includes references to a fountain nymph, badgerlike mammal, weights, beverages, a miss Hopper, and aged terms, with scattered numbers and foreign terms.
Aurora Walker Dies Veteran Star of Mexican Stage and Screen
Aurora Walker, 58, a pioneer of Mexico's movie industry and veteran of legitimate stage, radio and television, died Wednesday apparently from a heart attack.
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Free two years of college for all high school graduates urged
A governmental education panel urged free two year college for every high school graduate. It argued education beyond high school is essential to fulfill the American promise of dignity and freedom, stressing non vocational training.
Board Lowers Prices on 16 Liquor Brands
The State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board cut prices on 16 liquor brands by five to 35 cents per bottle. The lineup includes one straight bourbon, one blended whisky, one Scotch, one brandy, two rums and 410 wires. An additional five cent hike applied to a straight bourbon and an imported Irish whisky.
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Papers From JFK Life Saved For Memorial Library
Evelyn Lincoln says every paper from John F. Kennedy political life will be saved including doodles and White House gifts. The planned six million dollar JFK Memorial Library at Harvard will eventually transfer to the U.S. government for National Archives administration. The collection grows from Kennedy years with items like his rocking chair. Lincoln expects hundreds or thousands of pieces but works alone on the sorting, calling it a labor of love.
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