Nightlife Notes and Star Sightings Stir New York
In a roundup of Hollywood chatter and stage buzz, Monique Van Vooren and Sid Caesar spark talk of travel as Lilyan Chauvin and Judith Anderson share career moves. Selma Diamond proposes a tongue in cheek peace plan via nose jobs and capped teeth. Other tidbits include Meg Myles’ Broadway move, Rita Hayworth’s ex’s date, and Shirley MacLaine’s Malibu purchase.
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Athens Rodeo Queen Contest Sees Second Qualifier
Miss Sandra Chittam of Athens became the second contestant to qualify for the Athens Rodeo queen contest. J. D. Garrett, chairman, reported this morning. Chittam, sponsored by the DAV, attended Owens Junior High School and served as head cheerleader last year.
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World’s three cities of sacred regard noted
The article states that the Christian church is believed to be among the world's great religions, with exceptions cited as Lhasa Mecca and Kabul as notable religious centers.
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Radio Station Broadcast Schedule and Emergency Frequencies
The text lists AM and FM station identifiers with operating hours from sunrise to sunset and specific overnight times. It includes WAJF 1490, WJMW 730, and WJOF 104.3 MC. It advises tuning to 640 or 1240 in case of enemy attack.
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Negroes At UA Land Change
Louisville Times reports two black students at the University of Alabama experience smoother life than expected. James Hood and Vivian Malone live unobtrusively under federal marshals and local police protection while pursuing sociology and other courses.
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Cupcake Party Punch Recipe
A refreshing beverage for all ages combines tea lemon juice orange juice pineapple juice and fruit syrup with water and optional maraschino cherries. Chill then add ginger ale before serving yields about 2 1/2 quarts for roughly 12 servings with pink tint possible if cherries are omitted.
White Slave Act Charged Man Held on Bond
A Pikeville Kentucky man William Lark Lawson, 28, was arrested by the FBI on charges of violating the white slave traffic act. He is held on 1500 dollars bond pending arrival of papers from Atlanta, with a higher 5000 dollar bond recommended by a Atlanta attorney for the case. Lawson was captured near an apartment in Birmingham.
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World Eyes On Kadar Talks In Moscow Kremlin
Moscow report says Khrushchev and Hungary's Janos Kadar met in the Kremlin amid a Soviet Chinese split. Western observers focus on Hungary’s liberalization moves, purge of Stalinists, and plans for economic cultural progress while Tass notes ideological issues also surfaced.
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Record snowfall in New York City in 1957
The 1957 blizzard set a NYC daily snowfall record with 25.8 inches in 24 hours. The event remains the city’s greatest one day accumulation, highlighting severe winter weather impacts.
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New York City
Cold War Thaw Aims With Vatican Mindszenty Amnesty
Negotiations with the Vatican sought a thaw in Catholic relations and Mindszenty’s release. About 000 freedom fighters and political prisoners were granted amnesty. Relations with the United States were also warmed. Acoma Mis race adobe dwellings near Acoma NM were built with sand carried by Indians. The site was established in 1629 and is the southwest’s largest.
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Catholic Church
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
United States
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