Plural nominees for sour apple press award announced
The Hollywood Women's Press Club named nominees for the sour apple award, listing Marlon Brando Warren Beatty Bobby Darin and Paul Newman among actors and Doris Day Carol Lynley Tuesday Weld and Natalie Wood among actresses. The prize goes to the least cooperative with the press and public, often causing these figures to fade from sight within a few years.
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Hollywood Women’s Press Club
Marlon Brando
Warren Beatty
Bobby Darin
Paul Newman
Doris Day
Carol Lynley
Tuesday Weld
Natalie Wood
This One May Beat The Russians In Space
The United States has completed the Enos orbit and reports indicate no rush to orbit a man again this month. Officials suggest plans could accelerate next year to seize initiative and push forward in space and other national goals.
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United States
Enos
Decatur Urges Long Range City Planning For Growth
Editorial calls for an aggressive 25 to 50 year planning horizon for Decatur to attract new industries and avoid past mistakes. It praises zoning and the planning board but argues for expert, practical planning to build an agricultural and industrial empire in North Alabama.
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Decatur
Alabama
Prison reform aim urged despite Amendment I defeat
The piece argues the prison amendment’s defeat should not dampen Alabama efforts to reform the system. It urges four youth camps by race and gender, to train youth, instill discipline, and promote honest living, insisting new plans must be presented to the public for approval next time.
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Alabama
Washington Calling Showdown Between JFK and Stevenson
Washington correspondent William S. White reports a brewing clash between President Kennedy and Adlai Stevenson over Stevenson's role and status. Stevenson faces continued grievances while the President aims to maintain the U.N. ambassador position within the constitutional chain of foreign policy. Stevenson has been unhappy with U.N. duties and concerned by events such as Vice President Johnson's remarks at a dinner.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Ilinois
Stevenson
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White House
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Richard Daley
Chicago
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Senate
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Dean Rusk
Army
Johnson
Love and loyalty shape a life and community
The piece argues that love transforms a woman's life through marriage and motherhood, citing George Eliot on affection as a foundation for a good life. It links love to heightened personal worth, better parenthood, loyalty, community strength, forgiveness, and striving to be better, celebrating its broad social value.
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Kennedy Moscow trip feeler signals thaw in Cold War
A Moscow feeler via the American Embassy signals potential Kennedy invitation to visit the Soviet Union next June. Khrushchev hinted at a grand reception after Berlin, while allied and inside-Kennedy advisers debate exploiting the thaw and avoiding costly concessions.
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White House
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Ike
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Bookmobile Schedule December 13
Bookmobile routes listed with stop names and times including Hulaco General Store 9 45 to 10 15 Ryan School 10 30 to 11 45 Ryan Whisenants 11 50 to 12 30 Center Grove Salem Baptist Church 1 15 to 1 40 Lawrence Cove Old Church of Christ 22 25 Florette Russell s Store 2 40 to 3 20
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Whisenant’s
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Portrait of Caplin The Kennedy Era IRS Commissioner
Sylvia Porter profiles Mortimer Caplin the new U S Commissioner of Internal Revenue a top official in charge of nearly 100 million tax returns and about 100 billion in revenue for 1962 He is described as a capable public servant with a blend of charm and sharp focus Porter highlights Caplin’s readiness to crack down on tax abuses urges honest reporting by housewives domestic workers and investors and promises practical tax guidance in upcoming columns He is labeled as typifying the Kennedy era in government leadership and a proponent of taxpayers rights and better IRS service
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U.S
Caplin
New York
University of Virginia
University of Virginia Law
Virginia Players
Navy
Omaha Beach
Virginia
Robert
Ted Kennedy
IRS
the Hall Syndicate
Kennedy
Answers From VA To Veterans Benefit Questions
The article presents VA guidance on vocational rehabilitation deadlines for disabled World War II veterans, wartime service dates, GI loan amortization tables, and troop death counts in World War I and II. It notes the Decatur Alabama VA Office for local inquiries and provides specifics on eligibility and statistics.
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U. S
Russia
North
Alabama
Gordon Drive
Decatur
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery With New Preparation H
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous research institute, shrinks piles and relieves itch and pain. Available as suppository or ointment under the name Preparation H at drug counters.
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