Tony Curtis Finds Fame as Second Banana in Hollywood
Tony Curtis, at 31, banked a fortune playing second lead to Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas and Frank Sinatra. He earns a percentage of profits plus a hefty salary while top stars get top billing. Curtis credits his growth to learning from these heavyweight partners and aims to follow in their footsteps while cherishing his teenage fans who aided his rise.
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Hollywood
Upp
Tony Curtis
Bobby Sex Idol
Burt Lancaster
Kirk Douglas
Frank Sinatra
Tony
Hollywod
Curtis
Universal - International
Piper Laurie
Burt Lancester
Kirk
Sinatra
Lancaster
Douglas
New York
Expect To Be Asked To Give In Xmas Spirit
A U P special report notes philanthropy peaks at Christmas with 57 million Americans giving six billion dollars to libraries hospitals and universities aided by 350 fundraising firms and 12 500 fundraisers earning fees. It traces evolution from Benjamin Franklin to World War I drives and highlights fundraising methods and donor patterns.
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American Assen
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
Charitable Campaigns Outline Tightened Rules in Several States
A survey notes 22 states have laws regulating charity drives and 13 more are adopting rules. Improved enforcement by groups like the BBB NIB and chambers of commerce reduced racketeer shares from about 3 percent in 1950 to lower levels.
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Ward, Dreshman and Reinhardt Company
Will, Folsom , and Smith
Better Business Bureau
The
National Information Bureau
Chambers of Commerce
A.a-F.r.c
Harrell Chapel News Guests and Illness Reports
Local notes cover numerous social visits from Vega to Lubbock and Dallas. Families host relatives and friends including Hayes, Bell, Jester, Phillips, and Kennedy clans. Illnesses affect Jim Bell while Jane Helm recovers from mumps. King and Dulles remarks anchor broader national pieces.
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Carol Berryman
Lubbock
John Berryman
Carl Bailey
Albert Bailey
Jim Tongbine
Dock Rogere
Lelia Lake
Hershal Groff
Odessa
J. Cox
Arie Jones
Ned Barron
Frank Forey
Little Rock
Arkansas
Lee Goodman
Maypearl
Texas
Weldon Couch
F. A. Nelson
Lubock
Lorene l Loickhart
Abilene
O. B. Hoover
Fdddie Clifton
Carrie Jones
Louise McClendon
Patsy
Charlie Hart
Willie Roy McClendon
Dallas
Homer Bell
Jim Bell
J. C. Bell
Landers
Wyoming
Jim Nichols
Wichita Falls
J. B. Rapp
Wallace Cooper
Trouston
FE. F. Kennedy
Cactus
Wallace Jouett
Borger
Joe Jouett
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John Osborne
Melbourne
Osborne
NEA
Wiliam Morrow & Co
Music Box Trio
BY Walt Scott
Melvin Mouse
By Vernon Scott
United Press Hollywood
By Fred Danzig
United Press
Hou
Estelline News
Index Special Correspondent
Lanny Tucker
L. A
M Hobby
Lee Adams Windthorst
M Or
R. L. Nelson
W. M. Roberts
Charles
Whitharre
James Roberts
Joe Eddins
Donald Collins
Sherman
Bobby Berry
Billy George Gilbert
Robert McCollum
Paris
France
New York City
McCollum
Earl Wright
California
James Wright
Almagordoo
New Mewxico
Secur Wright
J. A. Allison
Barbara Kahn
Plainview
Finis Curtis
Vernon
Ne'l Curtis
FE. A. Crump
Amily
Amarillo
Donald Phillips
Dumas
Grady Phillips
Kay
Roy Dick
Roy Dick, Jr
Melinda
Bonham
Philips
Memphis
Ford
Commerce St
Jo Ed Cuppell
Vega
J. Hi. Hayes
Ray Hill
Childress
Bill Hayes
Pampa
Harvey Tallon
Anna- Trilla
ST. Louis
Martin Luther King, Jr
South
Cape Canaveral
Fla
J. Paul Walsh
Navy
Vanguard
U. S
Harrell Chapel News
Dewitt Phillips
Troy Phillips
W. O. Clark
Lakeview
Roy Widener
Dude Henderson
Community Center
Ray Phillips
Cindy
Orval Phillips
Joy
R. B. Phillips
Dianne
Mark
Elaine
Cecil Phillips
Randy
Katy Browning
Therman Widener
Clifton
Louis Richards
Clifford Jester
Dal
Baptist Training Union
Donna
Debbie
Wendell Gammacave
Hereford
Kittie Gamimare
S. Callahan
Ernest Lee Kilgore
Dale
C. E. Stilwell
Joy Phillips
Charlotte Clayton
Lucy Phillips
Grover Roden
Billy Roden
Dude Heim
Jane
Jane Helm
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Tox
Hudsons, and
Studebakers
Plymouth
Nash
Chevelet
Studebaker
Goodyear
Goodyear Service Store
N. Main
Ryan Aeronautical Co
San Diego
Calif
Sears Supcornt -Spncints
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