THAT'S EARL BROTHER- Tough To Work With Stars
New York gossip column examines Mary Martin and others as it recalls long friendship stories. Dietz and Schwartz defend Mary amid questions of star behavior, recalling past collaborations with Bea Lillie Libby Holman Groucho Marx and Libby. The piece touches on Perry Como plans and Hollywood chatter.
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Mary Martin & Co
Boston
Detroit
Jennie
Mary
Howard Dietz
Arthur Schwartz
Laurette Taylor
Dietz
Lindy’s
Schwartz
Bad Boy
Bea Lillie
Arthur
Fannie Brice
Bea
Sam Goldwyn
Groucho Marx
Groucho
Earl
Perry Como
Larry Barnett
New Gac Exec
Israel
Egypt
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Walter Troutman
Miami
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Paris
Warren Beatty
Jennifer Statler
Trude Heller
Bob Cummings
Bob Jr
Diahann Carroll
Fantasticks
Melinda Plank
Greenwich Village
Peter Nero
Italy
Rome
N.Y
Maria Callas
Aga Khan
Sardinia
David Burns
Forum
Dennis Weaver
Kentucky
Burt Lancaster
Fernandel
Policeman
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
Legal Advertising on Radio Proposed in Alabama Senate
A bill to authorize state, county and city officials to run legal notices on radio and TV alongside newspapers has been introduced in the Alabama Senate. Sponsored by Sen. L. D. Bentley, the measure would add broadcasting as a supplement to written publication, with support from the Alabama Broadcasters Association led by Hugh Smith of WCOV.
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Montgomery
Alabama Senate
Sen. L. D
Relief in Cambridge as Negro white pact viewed as first step
In Cambridge Maryland residents greet a tentative agreement to ease racial tension after 10 hours of talks led by Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy. The nonbinding pact calls for a biracial committee, a Negro interviewer, desegregation by September and a low rent housing project. It urges calm while noting progress and outlines amendment to the town charter allowing Black access to lodging and dining unless petitioned to referendum.
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Tom Stuckey
Cambridge
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Maryland
Kennedy
State Department of Employment Security
NASA Mississippi Facility Wins Low Bid for Lab Core
Army Engineers awarded Warrier Constructors Inc. of Houston a $3.48 million bid to build a 140000 square foot laboratory and engineering complex at NASA Mississippi Test Facility Hancock County. The project outlines the site’s largest structure yet and will house headquarters and operations nerve center.
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Mobile
Army Engineers
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mississippi Test Facility
Warrior Constructors, Inc
Houston
Tex
Hancock County
Miss
State youth drowns in Tennessee lake near Rossville
Billy Ray Holland of Flat Rock Alabama drowned in a pool at Lake Winnepesaukah Recreation Park near Rossville Georgia. A search party found his body Tuesday after his family reported him missing from the pool.
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Rossville
Billy Ray Holland
Flat Rock
Ala
Lake Winnepesaukah Recreation Park
Statewide constitutional vote delayed to August in Alabama
The Alabama legislature rescheduled a statewide referendum on a corporation income tax increase from August 13 to the first Tuesday after session adjournment. The measure would raise the tax from 3 to 5 percent to fund schools, with about $5 million more annually, part of a $40 million package. A separate measure disallowing federal tax deductions also takes effect then. Coffee County amendment delayed as well.
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Montgomery
Senate
House
State Supreme Court
Coffee County
Aging Commission Proposed In State
Montgomery AP notes legislation to create a full time state aging commission. The proposal aims to organize aging services with a commissioner leading the effort and a board guiding policy. The article mentions potential Haitian involvement and staffing considerations.
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Aging Commission
Montgomery
Commission On
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