Sinatra seeks crown of relaxation as desert life suits him
HOLLYWOOD AP reports Frank Sinatra, once labeled a show biz swinger, now embraces slow living in Palm Springs with a private plane to reach his enterprises. He golf s regularly, reads multiple books, and enjoys a calmer pace, saying the desert distance helps him relax and manage Reprise Records Essex Productions and Cal Neva Lodge activities. He notes a personal hot line to offices and a shifted lifestyle away from the public eye.
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Service Mixups Embarrass Stars and Stripes Photo
Washington reports an unsigned briefing led to a front page error in the Pacific Stars and Stripes showing a helmeted American helicopter crewman with a rifle on a Viet Cong captive. The Army said the image did not reflect the true role in Viet Nam and noted no reprimand against Stars and Stripes.
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Club Members Receive Honorary Certificates
MOSCOW AP Ten teenage members of the Leningrad club of young cosmonauts received honorary certificates Thursday from Air Marshal Alexander Noy- Eov. The ten have flown TU-4 jet planes undergone training in pressurized chambers and jumped from parachute towers. The Leningrad club, started by school children aged 15 to 17 on April 12, 1951, during Iveri Gagarin's first manned space orbit. Fidel Castro is an honorary member of the club.
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TV Schedule Log From Early TV Day Part Guide
TV listings for Monday night and Tuesday morning include programs from World at Large Weather News and various dramas comedies and game shows. Notable items include The Rifleman The Lucy Show Ben Casey Danny Thomas and The Tonight Show with sports and weather segments interspersed throughout the schedule.
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Stoney Burke
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Andy Griffith
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Mann
Paradise
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Murphy Martin
Tombstone Territory
Sid Lasher
FBI
Pete and
Gladys
Loretta Young
Jane Wyman
NBC News Report
Daddy
Mahalia Jackson
Chris Chandler
Mexican government shuts Bracero program entry
In Mexico City AP reports the Interior Ministry ends Bracero pass applications as the United States House refuses to extend the international agreement. A total of 76,800 braceros have gone to the United States this year, with Chihuahua City 15,768 and Empalme 30,045 and Monterrey 10,987 passing stations.
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Empalme
Sonora
Monterrey
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South Africa mine disaster and regional upheaval report
AP dispatches reveal seven South African miners died in a rockfall at 4 000 feet underground as unrest and unity efforts shadow a national election set for July 7. In Egypt Abdel Nasser closes drugstores and 50 medicine factories as state control tightens amid government upheaval. In Beirut Saudi backed air raids trigger evacuations in Jizan with hundreds killed or injured and fear spreading across the Red Sea coast.
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Maria Guido
Beirut
Lebanon
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Red Sea
Yemen
Sheil Union Talks Resume in Houston Meeting
Subcommittee talks between Shell Oil Co and Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Local No. 4367 resumed at 9 30 a m Monday in Houston with a full dress session planned for Tuesday. Mediation official James O Hubbard declined to comment on participants. He noted Willian E Simkin will return to Houston to lead Tuesday's talks amid a tense scene at Pipefitters Local 201 where an injunction limited ticket numbers after Friday protests. No pickets appeared Saturday or Sunday.
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Houston
James O. Hubbard
Mediation Service
Hubbard
Willian E.simkin
Washington
Television Tracking Shows Dragnet Move Fails to Impress
Cynthia Lowry reviews Sunday night’s Show of the Week featuring a San Francisco detective, noting the live portrayal lacks the realism of Dragnet and The Lineup. The piece follows a night of police work from questioning to a missing witness with little named in the script. The column also previews Mystery Theatre replacing Perry Como on NBC and comments on Como’s final season and changes at Goodman Ace’s departure to Sid Caesar.
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Jack Webb
Skinny Richard
Mystery Theatre
Perry Como
Como
Goodman Ace
Sid Caesar
ABC
Password
CBS
Toronto Mexico report on sleep research and expulsion
A Toronto report cites Harvard Prof Timothy Leary and others as the subject claims to live on minimal sleep while taking mushrooms. Mexican authorities reportedly ordered the person out after involvement in projects requiring government permission. the Canadian Psychiatric Association notes the case as research interest.
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John W. Lovett-Doust
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