Image shaping by TV tours boosts Liz Taylor and co
AP reports industry PR expert Clyde Mack argues a London television tour improves Elizabeth Taylor's image amid past marriage rumors. He cites Eddie Fisher, Frank Sinatra, and Judy Garland as examples of image management influencing public perception and sympathy votes.
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Burton Holmes
James A. Fitz- Patrick
Sarawak
Miss Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Frank Sinatra
Sam Giancana
Scientist links smoking to higher death rates in diseases
Indiana University scientist Dr. Stuart Bondurant told a medical progress assembly in Birmingham that smokers show higher death rates from bronchitis pneumonia prostate cancer esophagus cancer bladder cancer stomach ulcers and liver cirrhosis. He cautioned the findings do not prove smoking caused the diseases and noted the seminar drew about 600 physicians and students.
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Birmingham
Indiana University
Stuart Bondurant
Indiana University Cardio-Vascular Research Center
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Boys Ranch Drives For Funds Planned
The Alabama Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Inc. executive committee outlines a statewide fund raising campaign to complete the project for underprivileged boys. Construction has started and is due to finish by late summer. The first committee meeting set the campaign plan. The ranch lies about 25 miles southeast of Selma.
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Montgomery
Alabama Sheriffs Boys’ Ranch, Inc
Selma
Stray a legend and people resent it
A quoted remark condemns reducing a prominent figure to a dismissive tag The speaker argues against calling her a little old lady and questions the impact on the millions who grew up with her The statement labels such phrasing as geriatric and inappropriate.
Fallacies Echoed on Unemployment and Education
David Lawrence discusses fallacies about unemployment tied to education. Walter Heller argues that unemployment rose among those with eighth grade education or less, while college graduates saw greater increases, challenging the automation claim and disparaging racial explanations.
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Washington
Walter W. Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
American Council On Education
Gener- Lawrence
Mormons Store Massive Genealogical Records Vaults
A Salt Lake City report details the Little Cottonwood Project where The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints stores over 500 million microfilmed genealogical pages in a rock vault complex. The $1.5 million system includes 600‑foot tunnels, reinforced concrete, and 1% inch steel for secure, controlled storage of vital family data guiding temple covenants and proxy baptisms.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Little Cottonwood
The
United States
Church
Livingston to Represent Morgan County at National FFA Convention
Jerry Lee Livingston 16, son of Mr and Mrs R L Livingston Eva, will travel to Kansas City for the National FFA Convention Monday. He represents Morgan County and serves as president of both the county and Eva FFA chapters.
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Kansas City
Jerry Lee Livingston
R. L. Livingston
Eva
FFA
Morgan County
Jerry
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