Godfrey Radio Return Sparks Nostalgic Morning Echo
The piece recalls Arthur Godfrey’s CBS radio presence, describing his warm, easygoing hosting style and generous guest treatment. Jonathan Winters, Damita Jo, Richard Hayes, Pat Boone, Karen Morrow, the Clancy Brothers and Bob Makim are noted as past and present musical guests. Godfrey’s voice is likened to a coffee percolator and his humor to an endless freight train of jokes.
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France
Noelle Adam
CBS
Godfrey
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Damita Jo
Richard
Hayes
Pat Boone
Karen Morrow
Clancy Brothers
Bobby Makim
Iowa Burglars Captured After 3-County Search
In southeast Iowa two suspects fled a Stockport grocery store robbery and were later picked up in Birmingham as a driver ferried them in. The men James Rock 33 Jer ry Simmons 27 and Marion Black 27 face breaking and entering warrants.
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Iowa
Birmingham
James Edwin Rock
Marion Black
Jerry Simmons
Orville Lee
Keosauqua
Fenton McKee
McKees
U S C Admits Negro Student and Integrates Parks
U S District Judge J Robert Martin ordered Henri Monteith admitted to the all white University of South Carolina at the start of the next semester. He also ruled the state's parks must be integrated but with a 60 day delay.
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U. S
J. Robert Martin
Greenville
Henri Monteith
University of South Carolina
Regents OK Iowa State fund-raising director at 10000
The Iowa state board of regents approved hiring John M. Lewis as director of the Iowa State University Foundation at a 10000 annual salary. The job focuses on fund raising with half the pay from the foundation and half from the university.
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State Board of Regents
Iowa State
John M. Lewis
Norman Erbe
Iowa State University Foundation
Lewis
University
Cuban refugee says teens forced to witness executions
A newly arrived Cuban refugee youth says teen agers are forced to witness executions of anti Castroites in his homeland. He says young communists relish the spectacle but others like him find it repugnant.
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Miami
Arkansans May Be Lawfully Wed After All
Arkansas couples who learned they may not be legally married under state law could be legitimated after a Wednesday attorney general statement. The issue centers on act 32 of 1941 and a 1944 Arkansas Supreme Court ruling, with administration officials outlining how benefits and validity hinge on court declarations.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Supreme Court
Social Security Administration
Arkansas Attorney General
James Hale
Jerry Patterson
Bennett
Patterson
Fat loss pill ODRINEX advertises 7 day results
An advertisement touts ODRINEX as a fat reducing tablet with a money back guarantee. It claims appetite suppression without exercise and promises full refunds if not satisfied, offered by All May's Drug Stores with mail order options.
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MAY
Officials flood of inquiries reaches multiple states
Hebert indicated no change in the current stance as inquiries pour in from Arkansas Wisconsin California Texas Minnesota Missouri Illinois and Louisiana to the administration office in Little Rock where Bennett and James Merryman handle claims.
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Hebert
Bennett
James Merryman
Little Rock
Arkansas
Wisconsin
California
Texas
Minnesota
Missouri
Illinois
Louisiana
Buses Roll In After Last Minute Kansas City Talks
Public buses resumed service in Kansas City after a tentative agreement between transit officials and the bus drivers union. Union President Loren Hargus urged acceptance of the 11th hour offer, while Transit President Donald Eyer called it fair and said he would push the board to approve. Terms remained undisclosed.
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UPI
Greater
Transit
Bus Drivers Union
Union
Kansas City Transit, Inc
Loren Hargus
Donald Eyer
Sclerosis drive raises $10910 with volunteers thanked
Proceeds from the multiple sclerosis campaign totaled 10910 this week, announced by campaign chairmen Alice Mary Thompson and Mrs. Joseph F. Hladkey Jr. Elizabeth Dear born, county chairman, thanked block workers, volunteers, and contributors while noting last year’s total of 8300.
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Alice Mary Thompson
Joseph F. Hladkey, Jr
Elizabeth Dearborn
France Plans To Pay Some Debts
Paris AP reports France will repay over 200 million dollars of foreign debt before due date. Most payments likely go to the United States.
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France
Paris
Former FBI Man Dead
Harold Nathan aged 83 and formerly an assistant to J. Edgar Hoover, FBI director, died Tuesday in San Francisco.
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FBI
Harold Nathan
J. Edgar Hoover
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