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The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 18

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Although SAG and AMPP ney Productions. MGM. (ret), S3, an Army weapons position, there was no dissenting vote." ACTORS GUILD have agreed to Paramount, 20th Century- expert and former director Curtis and Miss Leigh discussions" in the hope of Gen. Westervelt Dies BURLINGTON, Vt, March 3 (UPI) Brig. Gen.

William Irving Westervelt of the research laboratories were quoted as saying they Continued from First Fag Participants in the intra- Fox and Warner Bros. were prepared to shut down their 17 pictures in nroduc- had "a moral obligation to of Sears Roebuck Ca, died yesterday. Bros, lot even if the major reaching a compromise and averting a strike, no time for such a meeting has been set. speak out against Ford be union controversy included actor Glenn Ford, leader of a ition now if the actors walk studios are struck. cause the guild meeting was Followine his contract sig iSfafe Will Get for minority group opposed to at their home, and added: out Monday.

There already have been some lavoffs The major studios AlUed "Now Glenn talks about a nature, uurtis announced the threatened strike; Ron Artists, Columbia, Walt Dis- lamong 15,000 employees. that he is makine immediate reluctant minority getting ald Reagan, SAG president, plans to launch, production, Mill'? I I i Soffit I and actor Curtis and by nu uirueign Jfroduc- its first chance to be heard against the strike. Why didn't he speak up at the HIS tions, on a new film, FINAL DATS Don't Miss "Draw Sabres" as soon as his actress wife, Janet Leigh. Ford said he will continue "to speak my piece that the Airport Works 1 1 meeting?" SAG's drive to reach he completes current shoot UJW ing on The Great Imposter actors are not morally justi agreements with leading in mi tor universal-international. fled in striking and causing Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, March 3 According to SAG.

the ac ma mhu uuata afiaaAiiaiyia a lot of people in the indus dependent producers leit its negotiators no time for sessions with the seven major ALL rOU CAN EAT, Thi effor good for tho wookond of IS Los Angeles International tor -producers who signed 1 mar. a uinntr torvod Friday and try to be laid off. Saturday from 4:30 p.ir Sunday from 1 p.m. "No amount of money can yesterday agreed to tne same I Airport will receive $1, 170 under the federal air Italy Enchantress of Son Make Reservations compensate for the resent terms obtained earner Dy tne studios, represented by the Association of Motion Picture Producers, who are holding out adamantly in I frfl i -rn i -k u- ment and trogedy we will union from universai-mter national Studios. port improvement program cause.

Ford continued, re to acquire land for a clear Nil against TV residual pay Terms Given vzone and approach zone, the ments to actors. ii These include the pay i FAA announced today. ment to actors of 6 or 1 ferring to the guild demand for a share of revenue from sales of post-1943 theatrical films to television. Reagan Replies Ford's criticism of the I California's share In the of the revenues when post-1948 theatrical pictures are $58,835,103 program is imw its mm -iTm, 633,503 for 30 airports. Im released for television snowing, after a deduction of 40 provements to 11 in South ALCOA ALUMINUM TUBINO strike drew a sharp reply from Reagan.

for distribution costs, and for navment into a pension If Mr. Ford Is quoted cor jsr- 'J fT 5 111 ern California, including Los 'Angeles International, total rectly, he is guilty of grave and welfare fund of 5 of an actor's earnings in a picture New Washable Long lasting Plastic Tubing .,.4 Alcoa's Special Alloy Aluminum 1" Tubing. misstatement of facts," Rea I Other airports receiving gan said. "He was present at the recent actors meet SAG said it is continuing negotiations with other lead ing at the home of Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh. ing independent producers and hones to reach agree O.

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