Walston Sees Hurt in Kiss Me Stupid Backlash
Ray Walston vented frustration over the critical furor surrounding Kiss Me Stupid. He said Billy Wilder is deeply upset by the reception while defending the satire on modern morals as misunderstood.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
3
Ray Walston vented frustration over the critical furor surrounding Kiss Me Stupid. He said Billy Wilder is deeply upset by the reception while defending the satire on modern morals as misunderstood.
The Allegheny Observatory in Pittsburgh, once used to set railroad clocks nationwide until 1878, will be shut down by the University of Pittsburgh. The facility had recent involvement in space research but advancing technology rendered it obsolete.
Civil rights leaders hail a Tuscaloosa restaurant testing breakthrough with no incidents as Dick Gregory joins a three day drive. In Selma police make first arrests since the drive began while Birmingham reports a King assault case and related incidents. Gregory tells a mass meeting the effort helps the movement nationwide.
Washington AP Huey Humphrey presides over the Senate for the first time as vice president amid a long career in the body. He will chair sessions rarely, while handling civil rights coordination and diversity of duties from the White House.
Handley Library has installed a 3 M photocopying machine near the Circulation Desk. The staff operated device reproduces pages on 8 1/2 by 11 inch sheets in about two minutes for a quarter per sheet. Librarian David Rowland said demand is rising as students researchers and business patrons use it to avoid tearing pages and preserve materials.
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