THAT'S EARL, BROTHER Skelton Says Would Be Happy Away From CBS
Las Vegas interview with Red Skelton notes he would be happy leaving CBS for NBC and pursuing his Chaplin Studios venture. He discusses writers clashes, script work, and his restless TV strategy while detailing Las Vegas and Hollywood show business quirks.
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Skelton Says
CBS
NBC
Red the Rebel
Red the Tycoon
Chaplin
Red
Jack Paar
Ieenae
Ee Red
Skelton
Las Vegas
Hollywood
Paulette Goddard
Roundtable
Mort Sahl
Phyllis Kirk
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
Mrs. Miniver
Brasgaret
Leighton
Tony Randall
Gabor
Crosby
Earl
Hook Grant
Castro
Bill Keane
Scottsdale, Ariz
Enet
the Hall Syndicate
Toulouse Fort Advocated as National Historic Site
Governor Patterson told a House subcommittee that Fort Toulouse in Elmore County Alabama holds greater national than state significance for U S development. He cited its 18th century role at Coosa and Tallapoosa rivers and said Alabama would prefer a state park but cannot fund it.
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Washington
Ft Touwlouse
Alabama
John Patterson
Patterson
House
Interior and Insular Affairs
Elmore County
William C. Younger
Toulous
Coosa
Tallapoosa
Southeast
Toulouse
Three From Here Attending B S Three From Here Attending B S
Three Decatur students enroll for the summer quarter at Birmingham Southern College. John Kitchens and Joe Stimson return for summer work at the Hilltop, joined by Mrs. F W Troup who leases 646 acres in a New York park as a site for the project.
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Decatur
Birmingham Southern College
John Kitchens
Joe Stimson
Hilltop
F. W. Troup
New York City
Long Island
Law Limits Records Of Rejected Voter Applicants In Alabama
Alabama registration boards hold voter appeal papers for only 30 days under a new law. Officials say many rejected applicants lack records because felons or illiterate voters often do not file properly. Civil Rights Commission probes in Wilcox Macon and five other counties led to temporary impounding and later retention of files.
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Alabama
Dearman
Cox
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Wilcox
Registration Board
Circuit
Blanchard McLeod
Gallion
Macon
Civil Rights Commission
South Alabama game refuge land funding approved
A proposal to provide land for a South Alabama game refuge near the Jackson Lock and Dam is included in a future water projects authorization bill passed by the Senate. The bill allocates 120000 dollars for the project but carries no current appropriations, to be provided later in separate legislation.
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Washington
Alabama
Senate
Jackson Lock and Dam
Union Hill P T A Plans Show at Union Hill School
Union Hill Alabama The North Alabama Tune Ringlers will present a show at Union Hill School Friday at 7 p.m. Admission to the event sponsored by the school's P T A will be 50 cents for children and 75 cents for adults.
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Union Hill
North Alabama Tune Ringlers
P-Ta
Meg and Tony Discuss Caribbean Honeymoon Idea
At a meeting the couple Meg and Tony proposed a Caribbean plan. He admitted it was wishful thinking yet not a bad idea given Margaret's fondness for the West Indies and their honeymoon there.
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Meg
Tony
Caribbean
Margaret
West Indies
Gas Lights Arrive On London Streets In 1807
In 1807 London street lighting shifted with the introduction of gas lamps. The new technology replaced older methods, marking a milestone in urban illumination and public safety for the capital.
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London
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