Drama Critics Pick Look Homeward Angel Best American Play
New York April 8 AP The New York Drama Critics Circle named Look Homeward Angel the top American play of the Broadway season. The Music Man won best musical after a three ballot deadlock, and Look Back in Anger was chosen best foreign play. George Jean Nathan, founder of the circle, died earlier today.
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Khrushchev Warns West on Hungary Revolt Midnight
Khrushchev said Russia would help crush any revolt in communist states including Hungary and that Hungarians must manage affairs to avoid new uprisings. He argued Western journalists distorted his remarks in Tatabanya where about 40,000 gathered.
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Bond sales rise in first quarter 1958
Americans bought 1.335 billion dollars of Series E and H savings bonds in Q1 1958, up 12 percent from a year earlier, while redemptions fell 8 percent to 1.293 billion. March sales reached 418 million, up 14 percent from March 1957, with redemptions at 396 million. The note mentions the U S Constitution taking effect March 4, 1789.
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Blakley Seeks Nod for Texas Senate Run
Former Senator William A. Blakley, 59, Dallas lawyer and Braniff International owner, announces candidacy for U.S. Senate. He faces Senator Ralph Yarborough if he enters the race, amid backing from conservative Democrats and liberal groups. Blakley previously served as interim senator starting January 15, a Shivers appointee.
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Stratford to Host Health Association Meeting
The Connecticut Public Health Association will hold its semiannual meeting April 23 at Weester Junior High School in Stratford as guests of the Stratford Health Department. About 200 health directors, nurses and sanitarians from Stratford and neighboring states are expected to attend with Dr. Chester E Haberlin, Acting Health Director, announcing the event.
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