05 Jun 1959
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1959
Page
1
A reflective piece on how different lights evoke memory and mood from Christmas tree bulbs to dishwashing kitchens, footlights, candlelight, doctor’s inspection lamps, road flares, street lamps, and the warm glow of home windows. Each light stirs personal scenes and comforting recollections.
Sterling Hayden the actor adventurer is reported by former crew member Dennis Powers to be heading to Australia aboard the Wanderer with his four children after fleeing a court order. Powers, 21, said Hayden planned the voyage upon arrival at Oakland International Airport.
Hemet city officials and planners see growing impacts from the local planning program. Former Chula Vista manager Herbert Bryant advises, stressing flexible patterns to guide growth, changes in zone rules, and consideration of tomorrow as population rises.
Five years ago today First Congregational Church prepared for a 67th anniversary potluck with Rev. Stanley W. Graf serving as minister. Coria High School honored Joe Ornelas as Most Improved Sophomore and Jim Ely as Most Valuable Player of the Year. Edith Cramer was elected head of Tippecanoe Council No 238 for the ensuing term.
New York critic William Ewald panned CBS Playhouse 90's The Killers of Mussolini for weak plotting and soap opera elements. He faulted Buzz Kulik's direction and most performances, praising Ilka Windish as Mussolini's mistress for delivering the only effective portrait.
A mix of reader questions and responses covers a broken engagement and cautions about rushing back to an ex lover, a note on collecting dolls as a hobby, a teen's crush on a conceited boy, and a migrant student seeking language tips. Dorothy Dix advice guides on patience, timing, and self awareness.
A letter encourages maintaining the native language while learning English. It suggests practicing at schools and churches, in extracurriculars, with friends, and at work, to gain opportunity and make friends. Dorothy Nix is a registered trademark in the U.S. Patent Office by The Bell Syndicate.
United Steelworkers Union sends its 171 member Wage Policy Committee to New York to begin talks next Friday on the deadlocked steel wage dispute. The move signals no progress in contract talks and a looming July 1 strike deadline.
Readable fragments list across and down clues with several garbled entries. Key terms include Southern blackbird, Japanese sash, and various numbered entries. The segment preserves puzzle style and mentions clues like Ditch Greeting Printer's name and other mixed-in phrases.
Probate Judge Hugh Gibson scheduled a hearing for June 16 on a petition to commit Louisiana Governor Earl K Long to a mental hospital for 90 days. Gibson named three lawyers to represent Long at the preliminary hearing in his Probate Court. Long may request a jury trial if desired. If found mentally ill, he would be confined to John Sealy Hospital for up to 90 days.
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