Jerry Lewis on life, work, and four costly words
Hal Boyle reports Jerry Lewis paid 25000 for four words after a heart attack. Lewis stays driven, writing directing and producing films, claiming 25 hits have grossed profit without red ink. He says perseverance and independence define his success and loyalty from fans.
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Rich Asbestos Field Found In Arctic Quebec
OTTAWA reports a huge asbestos field may contain millions of tons of mineral Liber in Ungava Peninsula Arctic Quebec. In Pensacola Florida, a comic scene unfolds as a taxi driver jokes about an all you can eat chicken deal with a punchline on the price.
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Pensacola
Fla
Arctic
Quebec
Jim Ferguson
Shere
Simmerson
Ferguson
The Daily Review North Bay Area Offices and Subscriptions
Publication notice lists multiple offices in Hayward Leandro and Fremont with contact phones and address details. It notes a 10 cent daily subscription rate and nonSunday publishing. The item is a standard newspaper masthead and operational notices.
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North Dakota Race Pits Davis Against Burdick In Tight Contest
In BISMARCK Republicans back Gov. John E. Davis in a pivotal North Dakota Senate race against Rep. Quentin Burdick. Rain and farm policy shape the outcome, with both sides predicting a close vote and the soil bank debate shaping voter sentiment across the state.
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Brown to seek new California state medical school in San Diego
Governor Brown announced plans to ask the Legislature to approve a new state medical school, likely in San Diego, at about 20 million dollars. The aim is to expand medical education to raise California’s doctor and dentist supply, with a push to accelerate first graduates despite a typical 10 year ramp. The plan would pair UC with San Diego county hospital, and the governor expects a faster timeline.
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Unfair Cases Studied by State Fair Employment Commission
Sacramento AP reports the state's Fair Employment Practices Commission handled 238 discrimination cases since October, closing 64. It found discrimination in 29, remedied it by conciliation, with 19 showing no discrimination and 16 dismissed for lack of jurisdiction or dropped complaints.
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New Fair Employment Practices Commission
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Jr Chamber Elects New U S Leader
Morgan J. Doughton of Allentown Pennsylvania is elected national president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce on the final ballot. He defeats Howard J. Thomas of Silver Springs Maryland after You Ruffin of Shreveport Louisiana withdraws and endorses Doughton. Unofficial totals show Doughton 1,669 to Thomas 1,553.
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Talk With the Awes Korean Revolutionary
Seoul report cites a young Korean student Lee Tae Sup among a diverse group at a White House table with President Eisenhower. Lee, a chemical engineering student who helped oust Syngman Rhee, recalls speaking English, recounting the revolution and his hope that Korean students enabled a new, better government.
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South Korea
United States
Syngman Rhee
Korram
Lee Tae-Sup Ami
Lee
Eisenhower
U.S
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Teade
Senate approves Helen Keller birthday greetings
The Senate approved a resolution to send birthday greetings to Helen Keller the deaf and blind counselor to the physically handicapped Keller would be 20 on Monday and is noted for her advocacy and guidance in disability issues from Washington.
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UPI
Senate
Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Tear gas burglar alarm burns cash in California theft
A tear gas burglar-chasing system at Paul Swanson's auto agency in Los Gatos failed its first test and released gas after burglars torched a safe. About 510,000 in cash and checks were burned as thieves dropped their torch and fled. Other items include hot temperatures in San Bernardino and a bugler in Borehamwood, England, while Mississippi officials switch from warm to hot in forecast terms and a Jackson News Bureau report notes a deserter from Beale Air Force Base claiming lions as his livelihood.
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Los Gatos
Calif
UPI
Paul Swanson
Truman Backs Ike Foreign Aid Request
Former President Truman voiced strong support for President Eisenhower's request to restore 5904 million dollars cut by the House from the foreign aid program. He sent a message to Chairman Carl Hayden and spoke at events urging no further cutbacks to the mutual security program. He warned against deep slashes in economic aid, the development loan fund and technical assistance tied to the Bojut Four effort. Hearings will end Monday with Herter and Gates making final pleas for restoration.
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Eisenhower
House
Carlyden D-Aviz
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Trumann
Truman
More Missile Contracts Set
The Martin Co. announced Army contracts totaling 18,853,460 dollars for continued development of the solid-fuel cruise missile. The weapon is truck fired and guided to target by a mobile ground station.
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