Vivian Vance Leaves The Lucy Show To Stay Close To Home
Veteran actress Vivian Vance announces she will drop out of The Lucy Show to avoid constant cross country travel. She plans to focus on game shows and regional work, staying near New York with husband John Dodds while continuing film and stage opportunities as they arise.
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Vivilan
Ron Sothern
Ethel Merman
Lucy
Miss Vance
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Joha ‘Dodds
New York
Stamford
Lucy Show
John
Ethel
Cbs-Tv
Lucille Ball
Newark
Hollywood Celebrities Face Mental Health and Film Careers
A collage of outdated notes on Carroll Baker Susan Oliver and Lucille Ball discuss breakthrough stages and retirement from TV as they reflect on films and mental health advocacy. It references Vivian and Jack Garfein, Lambeau era stage turns and upcoming projects like Death Watch, a Genet adaptation with Morrow directing, budgeted at 125000.
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Trey
Big Hollywood
NEA
New Mexico
Vivian
Harlow
Joseph Levine
Carrol Baker Donstley
New York
Astrome Kern
Oscar Hammerstein
Jack Garfein
Ed Wynn
Carroll
Jong
Lucille Ball
Morrow
Jean Genet
Raf Vallone Eyes Move To America For Family
The article notes Raf Vallone reportedly ready to bring his family from Italy to settle in the United States. It mentions a cautious tone about rumors, with hints that the actress in question must shed an accent while others keep theirs. It also touches on 1930s dances and public interest around celebrities like Carroll, Angela Lansbury, and Red Buttons.
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Raf Vallone
Italy
Carroll
Angela Lansbury
Red Buttons
Terry Nalley Receives Back Hand and Glove
In CLATHE Kansas AP six year old Terry Nalley born without a left wrist or hand gets a specially made wire and felt hand that fits a baseball glove. A mislaid package at a lunch counter led to the return of the hand and glove along with a Kansas City Star clipping. Terry tries on the prosthetic and heads to the ball diamond smiling.
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Clathe
Kan
Terry Nalley
Terry
Kansas City
Neal Nalley
Civil Service
Olathe Naval Air Station
Post Office
Kansas City Star
Army in Peking Style Promotes Democracy in PLA
Reports from Tokyo quoted the People’s Daily describing a democratic system inside the People’s Liberation Army. Soldiers elect representatives, elect an economic committee, and discuss commands, with officers’ ranks and insignia retained but a centralized discipline and unity of will emphasized. The piece notes no class hierarchy among soldiers, broader political guidance, and that soldiers may critique superiors within party policy limits.
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People's Liberation Army Fox
Pek
Mae Meera
Virginia
Bartelwy
Ashington
Chi Og
T OA
Zinia
Arlington County
People’s Daily
PLA
Revolutionary Army
Chiang
Iow
Criti
Famous Quotations From Purcell at Riverside Drive
Charcoal Mouse Restaurant on Riverside Drive features a quotation wall quote reading Each man has his own mind, and each mind its peculiar intelligence. The line attributed to Purcell highlights individual thought in a casual dining setting.
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Purcell
Riverside Drive
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