Blonde Winners Dominate Movie Headlines of 1956
Hollywood crowned Grace Kelly Jayne Mansfield Marilyn Monroe Elizabeth Taylor and Diana Dors as the top five headline makers of 1956. Kelly's year featured an April wedding to Prince Rainier and Oscar success in The Swan and High Society. Mansfield rose with public fascination around 40-19-35 measurements and rookie stunts in Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter. Monroe impressed as a dramatic actress in Bus Stop while also generating front-page moments in London. Taylor sparked notoriety through a divorce and romance with Mike Todd, while Dors split headlines with Monroe as they both drew attention in the U.S. and abroad. Algeria is noted for exporting more than its needs.
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Queen Elizabeth
Michael Wilding
Mike Todd
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Miss Dors
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Monroe
England
Hungary Remains Soviet Problem Amid Revolt Claims
UP correspondent Russell Jones reports the Russians must keep Hungarians in complete submission or risk allowing an uprising to trigger a broader conflict. He cites close monitoring of East Germany and doubts any large scale Soviet espionage agents entering the U S with Hungarian refugees. Jones notes Stalin era tactics would have quickly crushed uprisings and contrasts past methods. Purdue alumnus James R Buxton named alumni chairman of Pi Kappa Alpha at Purdue University.
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Hungary
Poland
Stalin
Lafayette
James R. Buxton
East 29Th
Anderson
Pi Kappa Alpha
Purdue University
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