Geneva talks could trigger renewed Korean War, warns report
Washington sources say if Chinese Reds gain a diplomatic win at the Geneva conference, Syngman Rhee may order South Korea to advance into the North. The U S would defend Seoul under the mutual security pact, but Rhee might act first risking another U S commitment and conflict.
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Looking at life we must slow our pace toward perdition
A commentary decries rapid modern life and moral decline, contrasting American optimism with fear of doom. It highlights rising crime, consumer excess, and speed of living, noting strong church attendance abroad and contrasting with calls for doom. It mentions Taft Hartley, price supports, and congressional junkets. It ends with a Supreme Court immunity ruling affecting witness testimony.
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Glamour Girl Terry Moore Overcomes Body Shame
Hollywood star Terry Moore recalls a childhood fear of her figure and the day she grew confident. She describes wearing high neck gowns, an awkward moment when her father introduced her as his daughter, and the turning point at age 19 when she met a wonderful boy and embraced her looks.
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Four Ames brothers lead Copacabana act after opera detour
Joe Ames, raised in Boston, pursued opera after a Metropolitan audition but joined his mother and three brothers Ed Vic and Gene in a popular singing act. The family group heads to New York to audition, combining stage roots with a string of hit recordings.
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Ames Brothers and Broadway Stars Spark Nightlife and Theatre Notes
By Jack Gaver the Ames Brothers shine as a zany night act while Sandra Church takes over the lead in Picnic opening Washington April 19. The Teahouse of the August Moon and Wonderful Town also feature brand name stars with contract moves and film offers shaping their runs. Rosalind Russell leaves Wonderful Town April 10, Carol Channing headed in. Musics was played during the Soviet Union's recent election, with a hand concert noted in a free election context.
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Mao Returns to Power Amid Health Rumors in Red China
United Press report notes Mao Tse Tung presiding over a national constitution committee meeting in Peiping, ending months of illness gossip. The piece contrasts Mao’s standing with Liu Shao Chi, a rival figure, amid warnings of traitors and questions about the leader’s fragile health and secure compound in Peiping’s western hills.
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Clash of Leaders and a Bottle Tale in Red China
A chaotic narrative blends a shipwreck anecdote with political analysis. It notes Louig Sobol, a drunken episode, and a guard-protected figure amid Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai Shek. It contrasts Liu and Mao in Red China and hints at leadership shifts and Sino-Russian ties.
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Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge A Central Press Feature
A mixed feature presents quick questions and trivia on sports form sheets, Hammurabi, the Boxer Rebellion dates, and whether Beau Brummell is fictional. It includes birthday notices, a “Folly of Fame” guessing game, language notes, and Today in History entries with dates and names.
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Beau Brummer
Ferde Grofe
Budd Schulberg
Gloria Swanson
Alex Agas
Paul Whiteman
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Flora Robson
Wie Raschi
Joey Maxim
McCarthy Pressure Tactics Cast On NBC CBS Revealed
Washington dispatch recounts Senator McCarthy visiting 83 year old advisor Baruch at the Drake hotel New York to pressure for airtime on NBC and CBS and to rally religious support He accompanied Roy Cohn and George Sokolsky while Baruch’s friends say the visit aimed to influence networks rather than apologize.
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George Sokolsky
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