Arthur Godfrey talks confidence growth after lung cancer scare
Hollywood AP report on Arthur Godfrey, age 61 turning 62, reflecting on how public exposure, career hurdles, and early radio television rejection shaped his confidence. He recalls a turning point in Miami dining-room broadcasts leading to Las Vegas work, a life lesson he credits to adapting beyond vaudeville roots.
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Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Treatment
New York special report describes a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage while easing discomfort and even statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. Bio-Dyne discovery touted with Preparation H suppository and ointment forms available at drug counters.
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Prince Charles Aware He's To Be King
Prince Charles, age sixteen, grows into a thoughtful con dent heir, aware he will be king. He resists intrusive criticism and defends his Beatle styled hair while facing public scrutiny and palace whispers about lineage and future rule.
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Southern Leaders Urged to Adapt to Change by Connally
Gov. John Connally told Southern publishers in Boca Raton that the civil rights act demands adjustment to inevitable change and enforcement of the law by the president. He warned against neglecting growth and development and spoke at the SNPA convention opening. The gathering drew publishers and business leaders from 14 states and runs through Wednesday.
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Helen Bottel advice column on polite manners
Dear E: as Soon as they are out of the playpen and before they are allowed to misbehave, parents should teach manners. Rude children create ex-hostesses, says Helen Bottel in The Raytown Sun. Share your amusing experiences for her living column.
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Amarillo Woman Leads After Vehicle Overturns North of Sulphur
Sulphur Oklahoma AP report states Ola Bohanen of Amarillo led after a station wagon went out of control and overturned north of the southern Oklahoma lawn.
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