New York Celebrities and Hat Legends at Gala
The piece recalls Churchill hats and cartoon legends, notes Vinni Lisi with Jack Lemmon, Sinatra charm at El Morocco, and Bob Barry Goldwater Peck Robards. It mentions Paula Stewart, George Solotaire, Boris Karloff, Russ Meyer, Mara Corday, Richard Long, Mara Corday, and Valene Meyer. Also mentions Jack Benny as Bnai Brith honoree and Mountbatten leaving post. Almost 70 000 printed sales for Gazette Want Ads.
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Vinni Lisi
Jack Lemmon
el Morocco
Frank Sinatra
Barry Goldwater
Gregory Peck
Jason Robards, Jr
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Rudy Valle
Margaret Truman and Muggsy Spanier Open TV and Heart Fund Drive
Margaret Truman, daughter of former President Harry S Truman, will co host a live half hour television show from New York and Philadelphia joining her husband Clifton Daniel as she commutes for the program. Jazz cornetist Muggsy Spanier launched the Louisiana heart fund drive from Sausalito with a home broadcast from his residence.
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Margaret Truman
Muggsy Spanier
Pluys Heart Fund
Philadelphia
New York
Harry 5S Truman
Miss Truman
Clifton Daniel
New York Times
WCAU
Sausalito
Calif
Muggsy Spanjier
New Orleans
Louisiana Heart Fund
Spanier
Royal ‘Orleans
French Quarter
Rex Harrison Finds Sophistication in Simple Life
Rex Harrison says true sophistication lies in simple living not frills. The 56 year old actor enjoys a relaxed villa life with Rachel Roberts near the Italian Riviera, drawing his own cork and opting for English food and city walks over nightlife.
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Rachel
Portoassino
Italian Riviera
Rex Harrison
England
Sukarno Dismisses Beatles Adolescent Fashion
Indonesian President Sukarno said he dislikes Beatle haircuts and instructed police to cut the hair a little. He rejected Beatle ism as colonialism, calling it a mental disease in a television radio program.
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Washington
Sukarno
Indonesia
Britain
Montreal to Host First International Music Festival
More than 300 young pianists from 32 countries will descend on Montreal in May for Canada's first international festival of music. The initial competition offers 23 500 in prize money and is open to pianists aged 15 to 30. Next year the festival will be devoted to violinists.
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Music Festival Montreal
Montreal
Canada
I Prefer Staying Put Yet Travel Calls Me
The speaker complains about boredom with motion and crowds yet admits a pull toward staying in one place while also desiring to travel. Reading revolves around future plans and Rachel’s scolding highlights a habit of restless contemplation. The narrator jokes about a life focused on living for the moment despite a theater background.
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Rachel
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