Bell Ringer Peggy Sheffield Turns Bell Music To Pay
Peggy Sheffield works as Glendale Federal Savings and Loan carillonneur using an electronic carillon to fill the town with music heard for miles. She studied campanology at Princeton and notes bell ringing pays about 700 dollars monthly.
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New York
UPI
Peggy Sheffield
Glendale
Calif
Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Miss Sheffield
Thrush
Aa Schuimerich School of Campanoology
Westminister & Cook College
Princeton
N. J
Crunette
Sheffield
Gladys Christenson
Wheaton College
Wheaton, Ill
Helen Mae Bolt
Alice Santinga
Grand ‘Rapids
Mich
Esther M. Dearth
San Rafael
University of Southern California
Khrushchev Warns Bases Threaten Austrian Neutrality
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev warned that Soviet use of rocket bases in Italy against Communist nations would violate Austrian neutrality. He suggested Vienna could be drawn into war if Austria allowed troops or military links shifting from the Western camp. Austrian officials, while silent on the implied threat, criticized his tactics during a state visit and raised concerns over his remarks on Austria and a greater German Reich.
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Vienna
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
Italy
Klagenfurt
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Fisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Salzburg
West
Germany
Greta Thyssen recounts harassment in Hollywood interviews
Actress Greta Thyssen says producers press for scripts in her apartment and try sexual advances during interviews. She notes a pattern of indirect passes and explains the difficulty of separating business from pleasure while criticizing male casting practices.
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Hollywood
UPI
Greta Thyssen
Denmark
Miss Thyssen
Howard Hughes
Rko Film Company
Players’ Guild of Hamilton
OAR
Bear
Lake St. Francois
Thetford Mines
Que
Canada
Toi
Garrick Club
Arthur Murrays
Tommy Manville
Bevan Dies at 62 Former Labour Deputy Leader
Aneurin Bevan Welsh Labor politician and deputy leader died at 62 after a six month illness described as stomach cancer. His wife Jennie Lee, also a Labour MP, was at his bedside. Tributes poured in from fellow Socialists and former Conservative foes.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Labor ‘Party
European Socialist Movement
Jennie Lee
Gevan
Bevan
Conservative
Bevan’s health service shaped by social revolution leader
Bevan, a noted union leader and parliament member, aimed to end injustice and poverty seen in Britain. He sought a socialized health service later adopted with little change from his plan, despite initial opposition from physicians. The ad blurs with crochet pattern pitches and sewing book promotions intertwined in a periodical page.
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Pee
Parlia Jment
Bevan
Britain
Conrad Breaks 60 Hour Flight Record in Minnesota
Max Conrad landed in Minneapolis after flying more than 60 hours aboard his blue Piper Comanche out of Mason City Iowa to set a 60 hour personal and closed circuit distance record. His wife and Lt. Gov Karl Rol Yang attended as a proclamation naming Thursday Max Conrad Day was read by Gov Orville Freeman. The record surpasses a prior 58 hour 38 minute flight from Des Moines to Minneapolis and Casablanca to Los Angeles.
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Ately
Mason City
Iowa
Conrad
Minnesota
Karl Rolyang
Orville Freeman
Minneapolis
UPI
Max Conrad
Czechoslovakia
Chicago
Des Moines
Casablanca
Los Angeles
Real
Bulletin-Herald
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Patricia McCormack
United P,ional
South Bend, Ind
API
University of Notre Dame
Labund
Rey
Knightstown
Soldier's and
Sailor's Orphans Home
Anderson Free Fair
Herald
Erly
Abie
Anna
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Anderson Muncie
Indiana
Labor Party
Boy Cesena Wasson
Anderson
Laura Wheeler
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
17Th St
N.Y
Jack
Max
Fashion Fabrica
Huntsville
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