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Title: March 5, 1964 Collection Type: Newspapers Collection Name: Nevada County Nugget Published: March 5, 1964 Copyright: In the public domain or published before 1925 Physical Format: Newspaper # of Pages: 24 Download PDF: User Login Required Download OCR Text: User Login Required

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. NUGGET FEATURES _ DOe 0403008 OS & DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE 6368S 0 Shap Oy ® ChobCheene FOOL'S GOLD Three Pictures For The Historical Researcher . . Page 17 .March 5, 1964,.The Nugget.. Love With Proper Stranger Nominated For Five Oscars Page 17. This week's column (except the movie review) is of pictures and comment for that rare animal---the historical researcher--pouring over bound volumes of the Nevada County Nugget in the Nevada City Free Library on March 5, 2064. If you want to see these rare bits of fauna, visit the library any afternoon and see them minutely examining the Nevada Transcript of 100 years ago. On March 5, 2064 there will be a nervous college student working on his masters thesis Gold Mining In Nevada City 200 years ago and this student will want toseea picture of a miner to describe, and what pay dirt he will strike when he comes to this column a century from now. I also know (by my mail and phone calls) that previous photos of miners published in Fool's Golds are very popular with today's readers. A mine they knew perhapsa picture of Grandpa. So here we go for good old history's sake: 3 wonderful mine groups loaned the Nugget. from the Marie Jeffery collection: No. 1, The Merrifield ‘Mine taken in 1883 with most identifications under the picture; No. 2, TheReward Mine in 1899 that produced, besides much gold, a President of the United States, Herbert Hoover; and Picture No. 3, name or date of mine unknown, note the Cousin Jack lunch pails for tea and pastie, and also the candles. Bottom row or Ist row: George Hosking, Fred White, Dick Plum— mer, James White, Tommy Hawke, Charlie Pinch, John Evans, George Davey, Johnny Williams, John Grigg, Tom Granville; 2nd row from bottom: Horace Clark, Charles Jones, Charlez Kirl, Nick Sandow, Arthur Caddy, Joe Hosking, T. Waters; 3rd row: Jimmie Groves, John Wills, Dave Eddy, Wm. Abram, Johnny Blamey, Jack Gilbert, Thomas, C. Smith; 4th row: John Eddy, Bill Oliver, Jim Nichols, Dick Tremaine, Jessie Clemns, Bill Nevins, Jimmie Roberts, Dick Eddy, Long Dick Eddy. LOVE WITH A PROPER STRANGER titled to be nominated for5 is real entertainment and is enAcademy awards, including best NOMINATED FOR actress Natalie Wood. It may 5 ACADEMY AWARDS seem impossible to get an exincluding citing com edy drama out of a BEST ACTRESS. surprise unwanted unmarried pregnancy, a father-to-be who ae e . forgetshe was50 per cent responsible for a vacation dalliance, and an almost abortion; but it all jells in this movie without offense, [ummm The action concerns three old country Italian families and their first generation children caught inthe world of loneliness of New York City. What fine robust Italian families they are as the conflict when boy meets girl develops. Particularly good is the scene when the mother of the pregnant daughter finds out what's bugging her girl. Mama goesto bed in excitable Italian emotional pattern and the parish priest is brought in to try and square the problems. Natalie Wood is great in the role of Angie suffering from her mo-~ ment of disgust. What Natalie says with her eyes alone shows the great actress she is. Love, hate, revulsion, happiness--all with those-wonderful brown eyes. Steve McQueen plays an entirely understandable role as the guy who really believes that love to a man is a thing apart. (But ‘tis a woman's whole existence. ) 1 generally don't like to tell the climax but you know all along that love will triumph. OK for your kids if they are over 16. Recommended!