Amusements At Fiesta Drive In Feature Traditional Western
The Fiesta Drive In opens Friday and Saturday with Cole Younger, Gunfighter starring Frank Lovejoy and James Best, and Abby Dalton as Best’s ally on a Texas frontier in 1873. Also debuting Murder by Contract with Vince Edwards, Phillip Pine, and Herschel Bernardi, and Rally Round the Flag Boys starring Leo McCarey, a CinemaScope comedy.
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Allied Artists
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James Best
Abby Dalton
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Bluebellies
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Vince Edwards
Phillip Pine
Herschel Bernardi
Edwards
Pine
Bernardi
Mr. Big
Leo McCarey
Max Shulman
Claude Binyon
McCarey
Paul
Notable 1950s Film Lineup At Local Theatres
A string of classic Hollywood titles plays at nearby venues. The scene features The Rack and I Want to Live with stars Joanne Woodward Joan Collins Jack Carson Richard Widmark Susan Hayward, and Earl Holliman. The Trap brings action from Norman Panama and Melvin Frank, with Lee J. Cobb and Tina Louise.
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Lee J. Cobb
Tina Louise
Carl Benton Reid
U. S. Army
Carson
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Norman Panama
Melvin Frank
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VistaVision
Richard Widmark
Earl Holliman
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Chuck Wassil
Widmark
Southwest
Mexico
Cobb
Law
Figaro Inc
California
State Theatre
Susan Hayward
Barbara Graham
United Artists
Walter Wanger
TV Hosts Urged to Trim Guest Hugs and Kisses
Viewers contend that hosts often overdo affectionate welcomes when guests appear on talk shows. They urge producers to curb hugs and kisses, noting it distracts from interview substance and can feel forced or awkward.
Water charges tied to Diablo Dam project progress
Bureau of the Budget comments on Col. Hewitt's report demand reimbursement from irrigators for water from the Diablo Dam conservation portion. The plan had hoped power sales and municipal fees would cover costs. Meril G. Carter received a regional Soil Conservation achievement award in Washington for leadership on the Rio Grande Plains program.
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Rio Grande
Bureau of the Budget
Col. L. H. Hewitt
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Rio Grande Plains
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Uvalde
Washington
Carter
Population growth projections from current 175 million to 350 million
The text states population rising by 11 seconds per person and by 30 per hour, 8,000 per day, and 0.25 million monthly, reaching 175 million now. It projects 275 million by 1980 and about 350 million by 2000, roughly double today’s figure.
Mason inaugurates dial telephone system with first long distance call
The Mason area celebrated the launch of a dial telephone system when I became the first caller, receiving a long distance call from Mayor Ray Hudson.
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Ray Hudson
Pedestrian Impacts Favored Over Poles in Crashes
A remark notes drivers sometimes prefer pedestrians to utility poles as occupants and pedestrians differ in how crumple zones respond. The statement suggests pedestrians may cause less vehicle damage but raises safety concerns.
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