Barrymore Matriarch Ethel Barrymore Dies in Beverly Hills
Hollywood reports veteran actress Ethel Barrymore dies at 79 in Beverly Hills. As Barrymore clan matriarch she outlived brothers John and Lionel and spent final years away from the stage yet remained linked to film and TV projects. She began acting at age 14 and left a legacy of stage triumphs and a distinctive voice.
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Hollywood
UPI
Ethel Barrymore
Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
John
Lionel
Beverly Hills
Priest Faces Trial Over Unauthorized Warsaw Chapel
Roman Catholic priest Rev. Stephan Rozalski faces trial in Sulejowska near Warsaw after authorities charged him with erecting a wooden chapel without the necessary official authorization papers.
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Warsaw
UPI
Stephan Rozalski
Sulejowska
New Third Baseball League Planned With $100 Million
William A. Shea announced a third major league plan to launch by 1961 with over 100 million dollars in spending. The league’s centerpiece will be a new stadium at Flushing Meadow, site of the former World’s Fair, for a New York team.
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New York
Fort Walton man given four-year term despite girl’s forgiveness
UPI reports Roy Boatwright killed Floyd E. Vincent and wounded his 14 year old daughter. Boatwright was sentenced to four years in prison yesterday as the girl forgave him for the act.
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Fort A
UPI
Roy Boatwright
Floyd E. Vincent
Bomb Attacks Target Castro Broadcast in Havana
Foes of Premier Fidel Castro set off three bombs in Havana on Wednesday night during his appeal for support of his economic policies. No injuries and minor damage reported. One blast hit a garbage dump, another struck the government industries exhibit building, and a third occurred in the suburbs.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
Steel Strike Talks Enter Showdown Phase in New York
Negotiations on a nationwide steel strike continue in New York with representatives from 12 major steel companies and union bargaining officials meeting in the Rosevelt Hotel. Discussions proceed in a dozen separate rooms as talks move toward a possible escalation.
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New York
UPI
Rosevelt Hotel
Navy probes communist attack on patrol plane in Japan
U S Navy evacuated Lt Cmdr Donald R Mayer after a secret inquiry into a Tuesday attack attributed to Communist forces. The Japanese press cited a photograph of a MIG during the attack, while Yokosuka headquarters said no official pictures were known or sent to Washington.
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Tokyo
UPI
U. S. Navy
Donald R. Mayer
MI6
Asahi Evening News
Yokosuka
Washington
Television schedules for KGNC KFDA and KSYD stations
The listing shows prime time lineups across KGNC TV and KFDA TV channels with programs such as Texan rodeo Invisible ManLawless Years Too Young to Go Steady The Last Supper Zane Grey Theatre Tennessee Ernie Ford Death Valley Days You Bet Your Life Outlaw Mackenzie's Raiders News Weather Broadway Melody Jack Paar Huckleberry Hound The Three Stooges Popeye Bozo the Clown News Sports Don Goddard Doug Edwards Western Marshal Lawman December Bride Yancy Derringer Behind Closed Doors Tenn Ernie Ford Playhouse 90 Groucho Marx Masquerade Party Were Expendable and Jack Paar Show with assorted news weather and sports segments.
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Mackenzie’s Raiders
Jack Paar
Ksyd-Tv
Three Stooges
Bozo the Clown
Don Goddard
Doug Edwards
Donne Reed
Western Marshal
Yancy Derringer
Ernie Fordey
Playhouse
Groucho Marx
Why Do People Go To The Hospital
The National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago, funded with 200000 by the Health Information Foundation, will conduct a two year study on why people admit to hospitals. Chauncy D. Harris notes a special study will examine the role of hospital insurance coverage in hospitalization decisions. US hospital admissions exceed 20 million annually and future demand for facilities rises. study aims to improve use of limited hospital resources.
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Chicago
UPI
University of Chicago
Health Information Foundation
The
Drug, Chemical and Allied Industries
Chauncy D. Harris
Division of Social Sciences
United States
Foundation
Evidence of Ancient UFO Sightings Supposed by Archaeologist
Dr George Hunt Williamson, Denver archaeologist, told a Denver UFO group that space ships may have visited Earth for 50 years. He cited ancient Egypt Rome Greece and American Indians as having sightings and noted a 5000 year old map showing vanished mountain ranges as possibly created from air supervision. He warned of a lunatic fringe among enthusiasts and said many sightings can be explained.
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Denver Upi
George Hunt Williamson
Denver Society For Unidentified Flying Objects Investigation, Inc
Egypt
Rome
Greece
North
South America
Williamson
Visited families share meals in Texas towns
High Point News notes a string of visits across Amarillo Quanah and Three Rivers as Mr and Mrs Willard Mullens stay with Mrs Mac McRae and others join kin. The Rothwells Newman and Hackier households host gatherings at kin homes with extended family present.
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Index
Willard Mullens
Amarillo
Mac McRae
Billy Joe Rothwell
Jimmy On
Arthur Rothwell
J. T. Newman
Three Rivers
Clyde Hackier
Quanah
W. T Newmen
Studies Link Conversation Topics to Marriage Stage
Cornell doctoral student Samuel Deitcher surveyed 20 American couples at varying marriage lengths. Newlyweds discuss personal feelings, sex, religion and plans. middle-age couples focus on family tasks with infants. older couples talk less about spouses and more on friends and community activities.
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Cornell Univerity
Samuel Deitcher
Deitcher
Middle States
Deileher
Wedding Room Disruption Ends with Private Marriage Act
After a tense delay Brigitte and Charlier resumed their ceremony in an adjoining room as photographers refused to leave. The mayor approved a private reading of the marriage act with a police superintendent on watch and the couple calmed, signaling a quiet, improvised ceremony milestone.
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Brigitte
Charlier
Convicted Narcotics Case Leads to Mafia Conspiracy Indictment
A federal grand jury in New York City indicted Joseph Profaci and others on May 21 for conspiring to obstruct justice by not revealing the purpose of the Appachin meeting. Barbara and another elder son were named as co conspirators but not defendants. Joseph Jr. faces perjury charges from state investigators.
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Joseph Profaci
New York City
Barbara
Joseph Jr
Last Suspect Nabbed in Handy Andy Robbery Case
San Antonio police say Robert Chassaigne was arrested in Monterrey as the last of three fugitives in the $24,000 Handy Andy supermarket robbery last month. Dan Barrientos and Loyd Miller were arrested in San Antonio within a week, each with $10,000 in cash. The FBI notified police inspector Joe Hestes. all three face armed robbery charges.
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San Antonio
UPI
Robert Chassaigne
Handy Andy
Cassaigne
Monterrey
Dan Barrientos
Loyd Miller
Poice
Barrientes
Miller
FBI
Chassaigne
Joe Hestes
Navy airman wounded as patrol plane attacked over Japan Sea
Ivan L. Corder of Jacksonville Illinois describes his son Donad Corder, a Navy airman, wounded Monday when a patrol plane was attacked by a Communist MIG jet over the Sea of Japan. He laments the helpless position of crew members.
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Jacksonville
Ill
Ivan L. Corder
Navy
Donad Corder
Sea of Japan
Itch Me Not Ad Promises Fast Relief
Classified note touts ITCH-ME-NOT and ITCH-MF cures for eczema ringworm insect bites and general rashes. Claims relief in minutes with instant drying formula. Mentions A. L. Harp Prug drugstore as the location for purchase.
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A. L. Harp Prug
New Steering Wheel Aimed At Faster Car Control
Bendix Aviation engineers unveil a variable ratio steering system that blends power steering with a mechanical device to adjust steering ratio as the wheels turn. The design promises quicker, more direct control and may allow redesigned wheels like handlebar grips or a half wheel to improve road and instrument panel visibility.
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South Bend
Ind
UPI
Bendix Aviation Corp
Bendix
Temperatures and Navy reply on Sea of Japan attack
The article notes a 24 hour period high of 97 degrees and a low of 72 degrees with scattered readings. It then reports Adm. Frederic S. Withington stating American air patrols will continue over the Sea of Japan despite a Communist attack, asserting the sea is not a Russian lake.
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Adm
Frederic S. Withington
Japan
Sea of Japan
TV Listings and Daily Schedule In June
Newspaper TV guide lists daily programs from KF w s and KS7D KFDX stations with morning to late evening lineups. It includes Captain Kangaroo Laugh In Treasure Hunt It Could Be You The Guiding Light Queen for a Day Weather and soap opera blocks with cartoons and game shows.
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Kgnc-Tv
Sunrise Classroom
Morning Playhouse
Queen
Jimmy Dean
Haggis Baggis
Dr. Malone
Cartoon Carnival
Weather
Today
CBS Morning News
Sam Levenson
Ve Lucy
Garcia
Hapgis Baggis
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Armour’s Crescent
Honey Boy
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