Cagney in Germany for Wilder comedy One Two Three
James Cagney promotes his image as a tough guy while revealing a calm past. He explains a childhood fight ended when he hit a boy with his fist. Now 30 years a star he lives abroad much of the year and plans forty years with his wife. In Munich he plays a hard rocking American businessman in One Two Three, his first comedy since Mister Roberts and his talkiest role yet.
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Cagney
Hollywood
Germany
Billy Wilder
Mister Roberts
Cardinal Cushing Eyes Gong to Curtail Timed Speeches
Boston AP report notes Cardinal Richard Cushing, noted for long talks, plans to bring a bell or buzzer to signal a 15 minute limit. He recalls delivering the inaugural invocation for President Kennedy and jokes about losing focus after the half hour.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
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The
Pilot
Kennedy
Sunday TV Schedule Highlights Publicized For Afternoon and Evening
Radio and television listings outline a Sunday schedule with multiple programs across hours. Notable items include Headline news, Bowlerama, Baseball coverage, The Theater hour, Arts and science shows, Ed Sullivan appearances, and late night news and weather updates.
Iowa towns celebrate ruling on street paving authority
Judge Ray C. Fountain ruled that the State Appeal Board had no authority to block Mechanicsville's $300,000 street paving funded largely by property assessments. The decision reinforces local control over public improvements despite state objections, marking a victory for municipalities like Mechanicsville and the League of Iowa Municipalities.
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Mechanicsville
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Fountain
Iowa Supreme Court
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State Board
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M. L. Abrahamson
Chet Akers
Charles F. Iles
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Judge Fountain
Ties
Air Force Chief White Retires as LeMay Takes Reins
Gen. Thomas D. White retires after 40 years as Air Force chief of staff. Gen. Curtis E. LeMay succeeds him, to be sworn in at the White House by President Kennedy. A 36-ship air parade and 1,000 personnel marked the farewell at Andrews Base, Md.
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Curtis E. LeMay
White
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
LeMay
White House
Kennedy
Andrews
Bolling Air Force Base
Honest Passerby Pays for Dinner in Maryville
Mrs. Quentin Stiles left dinner for her husband in Maryville Tennessee. He found the dishes eaten when he returned from work. A dollar bill lay on the table. He credited an honest passerby with paying for the meal.
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Quentin Stiles
Stiles
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