The Big Record review features Patti Page and guests
A CBS TV review covers The Big Record hosted by Patti Page. It notes Page’s energetic performance and guests like Vic Damone, Eddy Arnold, Gene Autry, Lucho Gatica, Angeles McNeil, Margaret Truman, and Mel Torme. Autry’s throat issue and a Broadway premiere are mentioned with humor and critique. Page ends with a tease for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti Page
Frank Sinatra
Pat Boone
Ty Power
Miss Page
Vic Damone
Géne Autry
Eddy Arnold
Arnold
Damone
Aristophanes
Margaret Truman
Lucho Gatica
Angeles McNeil
Margaret Tru Man
Mel Torme
Gene Autry
Drapes Gift Probe Tangles Texas Insurance Panels
In Amarillo a senator-led probe examines a $2,000 gift to Pierson by McCarty as part of an insurance scandal. Pierson invokes the fifth amendment while McCarty admits gifting drapes and money amid questions about Estate Life transfers and policy liabilities. The committee plans further hearings and show cause actions.
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McCarty
ICT
Pierson
Conder
Ford
Metarty
Austin
Len Culp Krueger
el Campo
Texas Insurance Commission
Tood
Harrison
John Do McCarty
FE State Life Insurance Co
Amarillo
Tex
Frank Owen Til
Fe, Paso
Krueger
Owen
Purdue St
Dallas
Gene Fondren
ICT Casualty Co
Fondren
Charles Herring
Herring
Estate Life
Physiciang Life and Accident Co
Grady Hazlewood
Physicians Life
State Insurance Commission
Hazlewood
Insurance Commission
Carty
Old Insurance Commission
Len Herring
Great United Life Insurance Co
Dee 31
Santa’s Mailbag as Children List Christmas Wishes
A page of Santa letters from multiple children with requests for toys, dolls, a pony, a gun set, a sewing machine, and household items. Names include Johnny Hernandez, Bobby Joe Hernandez, Rosie Hernandez, Mike Hernands Jr, Ramon Hernands, Danny, Brenda Kay, Cindy Blake, Roy Lewis, Terri Lyn Jones, Billye Cheryl Jones, Teresa Templeton, Lesa Dee Garrison, Harrold Knox, Carolyn Knox. Addresses in Texas and Oklahoma mentioned.
Visitors pass ten million at Statue of Liberty site
More than 10,000,000 people have visited the Statue of Liberty since the official count began in 1933. The milestone marks a long era of tourism to the landmark, with visitors arriving from across the United States and abroad.
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Statue of Liberty
Eisenhower Leads NATO Summit Despite Stroke Signs
President Eisenhower, steering a four day NATO gathering, overcame reluctance among allies to host U S missile bases and refused to thank the United States in the final communique citing equality within the alliance. Before the session he received a gold medal from Count Francois de Vogue in recognition of his Gettysburg farm.
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NATO
U.S
United States
Eisenhower
Francois de Vogue
French Farmers Society
Gettysburg
Futuristic Cabin Design Aims at Safer Manned Spaceflight
The article details concepts for comfortable ship interiors, lighted decks, and user friendly controls to reduce fatigue. It describes two layer hulls with self sealing material, emergency space suits, and air recycling through photosynthesis and copper ultraviolet methods to extract oxygen from carbon dioxide.
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Konecei
Innocent Verdict Restores Pittsburg County Sheriff
A district court jury acquitted Dee Sanders of mal administration after a 90 minute deliberation, clearing Sanders and reinstating him as Pittsburg County sheriff. The report notes the swift resolution and the ensuing restoration of office.
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Mcalister
Okla
Dee Sanders
Sanders
Pittsburg County
Man Who Handled Gold For 62 Years Retiring With Like Record
Herman Diemer a Brooklyn native who melted 2,000,000 pounds of gold over 62 years at J R Wood & Sons plans retirement with a stellar record missing only three days due to illness. He helped produce 25 to 30 million wedding rings while overseeing a factory that recovers about 25,000 a year in dust and waste. Diemer attributes his health to good humor and daily cheer, noting the industry’s shift from hand labor to machines. He will receive a 62-point diamond agold ring at a company dinner to mark the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herman Diemer
Brooklyn
Herman
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Diemer
J. R. Wood & Sons
U. S
J. R. Wood
Manhattan
Cooper Tennessee Congressman Jere Cooper Dies
Washington reports Democratic Congressman Jere Cooper of Tennessee died of a heart attack at 64. The Ways and Means Committee chair, noted for tax policy influence, passed away at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a brief illness, with colleagues shocked by the sudden loss after a long 29-year House tenure.
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Washington
Jere Cooper
Flea
Congress
Tennessee
Wilbur
Mills
Coper
House
Ways & Means Com‘tee
Legenet von
Five Death by Own Action Tries Ayyetteville Soldier
Robert L. Graham, 22, of Fayetteville, was held by Army authorities after five alleged attempts at death by his own action. His wife said he said she didn’t love him. Graham, stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky, drank kerosene and tried to hang himself, drown, and break his neck in a series of self harm acts.
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Ayetteville
N. C
Robert L. Graham
Idior
Fayetteville
Graham
J. Knox
Temperature highs and lows during Thursday period
The 24 hour period ending 11 am Thursday saw a maximum of 61 degrees at 4 pm and a minimum of 36 degrees at 4 am Thursday. Temperatures remained variable with no major extremes reported.
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Wuannesday P.M
Birthday wishes listed for local residents
A birthday notice lists Mrs. J. P. McConnell Mrs. James Spradley Mrs. John Scott Paul Rogers A. G. Woods Shelly Collins W. M. Durfey Jr Morris Higley as being remembered tomorrow by family and friends with warm cards and well wishes.
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J. P. McConnell
James Spradley
John Scott Paul Rogers
A. G. Woods
Shelly Collins
W. M. Durfey
Jr Morris Higley
Federal bids sought for 13 buildings including Texas post offices
The government opened bids for 13 federal buildings. A McKinney Texas post office priced at 440000 dollars and a Gainesville Texas post office at 820000 dollars were included. The Texas Railroad Commission reduced January oil allowable to 1,296,000 barrels per day with a permissible production at 2,985,410 barrels daily.
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Washington
McKinney
Tex
Gainesville
Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Striking St Paul Press Workers Enter Third Day
About 900 mailers newsmen and printers walked out against the St Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch in a three day strike with no settlement in sight.
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ST. Paul
Minn
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Georgia Bullock
DE DE Johnson
NELLY DON _ CARLYE
Television In Review
United Press
Tyrone Power
Cbs-Tv
Harsewood
West Texas
Widlay
Panhandle
South Plains
A. M. Norrell
Childress General Hospital
G. H. Fitzgerald
J. T. Alexander
Gaylon Green
Juanaca
Hollis
Paducah
W. J. Cobb
J. R Stockstill
Loretta Simpson
John Simpson
Martha Tearne
Lubbock
J. F Harris
Hammond's Firm
Great United
John L. Hammond
John L. Hammond Insurance Co
Santa
Johnny Hernandz
Bobby Joe Hernandez
Rosie Hernandz
Mike Hernands Jr
Ramon Hernands
Danny
Trig St
Aranlo
Fig Margina
Granddaddy Keys Farm
Elwe
Childress
Granny
Papa
Kirk Lamt
Mommy
Toby Neal Leonard
Brenda Kay
Tipton
Jack
Landa
Jim
John
Hogke
Brenda
We Love
You Santa
Cindy Blake
Cow Childress
Santa Claus
Roy Lewi
Daniel
Ave
Larry Jones
Ave. I. Nw
Terri Lyn Jones
Ave. 1
Billye Cheryl Jones
Vicky
Stan
Teresa
Templeton
Cleo
Lesa Dee Garrison Tell
Harrold Knox Carey
Texas
Dear Santa Claus
Carolyn Knox Carey
Hargrave Laundry & Dry Cleaning
Ave. G
Ike
Fate
Care Canaveral
Fia
Senate
B. A. Schriever
Usaf Ballistic Missile
Senate Prepared News
Mars
Outer Space
Netherlands
Joe Rodriquez
Tony Rodriquez
Calde Rodriquez
Farnecs Rodriquez
Joseph Rodriquez
Mrs
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Avenue D
Nw. Childress, Tex
Mary
Roger
Vanna Murphy
710
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Doc Quigg
United Press Staff
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Prica
Bethesda, Md
Naval Hospital
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Childress Index
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