Film Festival Crises Highlight San Francisco Event
AP dispatch reports the fourth annual festival beside the Golden Gate filled with last minute pull outs and bold personalities. Fellini anxieties and Run Run Shaw figures illustrate a mood where cinema as art clashes with Cold War tensions and cultural exchange. Jean Renoir urges improving audiences, not just films.
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Bob Thomas
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Federico Fellini
Rome
Fellini
Irving Levin
Italy
Roberto Rossellini
Cannes
Maryckford
Run Run Shaw
Hong Kong
Southeast Asia
Red China
Hollywood
Soviet Union
Sonoma
Old Mill Stream
San Francisco Art Commission
Palace of the Legion of Honor
Jean Renoir
Eisenhower Signals U S Support to West Berlin
President Eisenhower told West Berliners Americans will stand with them in maintaining and extending human freedom during the rededication of the Freedom Bell. The bell was given to West Berlin a decade ago by the Crusade for Freedom, which backs Radio Free Europe broadcasts to Communist countries.
Relief News Briefs From Womisdorf And Surrounding Areas
Local notes report visits among families in Womisdorf Winchester Vienna and Berryville with stories of social calls hospital returnees and weekend guests. James Jordan Michael Audrey Allen Boyd and Larry Boyd are listed as ill or recovering. Michigan State fielded a 76 man football squad including 14 married players.
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Howard Champion
Womisdorf
Walter Boyd
Winchester
Richard Boyd
Ross Boyd
William Grove
John Racey
Otis I Brill
Carter Brill
Star Tannery
Clarence Brill
Harry Warren
Linda
Vienna
Walter Funk
Nain
Dianna
Patricia
Darlene
Joyce
Saron
Conard Lake
Sperryville
Johnnie Fincham
Larry Boyd
E. J. Hicks
Alfred Hicks
Lester Cornwell
Peggy
Wilbur Johnston
Diana Fincham
M.J. Unger
Berryville
J. O. Rider
Gettysburg
Jessie Matheney
Robert Lee Meadows
Pleasant Dale
W. Va
Gary and
van Matheny
Jimmie Robinson
Douglas Matheny
Michigan State
Toll deaths push Virginia 1960 toll to 584
The Associated Press reports a pedestrian death on U S 13 in Norfolk raised Virginia's 1960 toll to 584 from 666 a year earlier. Other fatalities include Wilson Jones in Prince George County on State Route 36, Ruby Overfelt of Norfolk Hospital after Rt 166 crash, Isaac Smothers in Goshen on State Rt 42, Peggy Spencer near Martinsville on US 220, and James Delaney on State Route 611 near Lightfoot.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Emmett H. Williamson
U.S
Norfolk
Wilson N. Jones
Prince George County
State Rt
Bayside
Ruby Frances Overfelt
Norfolk Hospital
Rt. 166
Princess Anne County
Goshen
Isaac Marshall Smothers
Smothers
Rts
Rockbridge
Peggy Ruth Spencer
Fieldcrest Mills
Fieldale
Martinsville
Henry County
James City County
James Spencer Delaney
Toamo
Lightfoot
James City
GOYA District Meeting Highlights A Prize Night
The GOYA district gathering featured a morning service led by Rev James Kaloris and a luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. Mayor Claude B Smalts awarded stone marten furs to Miss Elsie Mathews Ina B Orndorff a $25 bond to Elmer Laing and district officers presided over the event with over 100 out of town members from Washington Annapolis Baltimore Harrisburg York Lancaster Prania and New Jersey towns attending.
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GOYA
George Washington Hotel
Claude B. Smalts
Elsie Mathews
Amherst St
Ina B. Orndorff
N. Loudoun St
Elmer Laing
S. Braddock St
James Kaloris
Washington
John Alvanos
Annapolis
Lackey Sempeles
Baltimore
Harrisburg
York
Lancaster
P |Rania
New Jersey
Boy from Summit Point Stricken by Polio
Six year old John Rudolph Underwood, one of 12 children in Summit Point, is diagnosed with bulbar encephalitis linked to polio. He was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital Sunday night and later transferred to Washington for diagnosis. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Collingswood Underwood.
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Summit Point
W. Va
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