Erin OBrien Breaks Into Big Show Spotlight
Erin O'Brien, a California born singer with thirteen siblings, gains national attention after key TV breaks on Arthur Godfrey and Steve Allen showings. Coral Records and Warner Brothers sign her, she plays a second lead in Marjorie Morningstar, and she reflects on Hollywood doors finally opening after years of rejections and child dreams.
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Erin
O'Brien
Opportunity
Arthur Godfrey
Steve Atle
Coral Records
Warner Brothers
Marjorie Morningstar
Herman Wouk
Carel
Holywood
Zacmaly
Hollywood
New York City
Noody
California
Jimmy Fitzgerald
Jook-square
Study and acting temptations in a puzzled mind
A speaker wonders what they truly enjoy. They identify acting and art as appealing while admitting grasp of other talents is lacking. The fragment hints at inner conflict and a wish to pursue creative paths.
Gill High Picnic Marks 56th Island Grove Gathering
Gill community members gathered at Island Grove shelter house Monday evening for a 56 year old family picnic. Attendees include Cert Wood Charles Becker Clarence Townley J Fred Steck Herbert Anderson Simmy Anh John Meaney Sid ney Reed James Cook Dutch Mueller of Denver and others. Local residents sent best wishes to those ill and travelers while many relatives shared visits and dinner events across Gill and nearby towns.
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Messrs
Mesdame
Cert Wood
Charles Becker
Clarence Townley
J. Fred Steck
Herbert Anderson
Simmy
Carol Anh
John Meaney
Ata Dle Brochtrup
Carat
Ann
Sidney Reed
James Cook
Dutch Mueller
Denver
Elfen Doke
Dorothy Morris
Wilbur Jackson
Fairbery
Neb
Ruth Goodyear
Jessie Cummins
Fairbury Clinic
Naval Air
Donald Furrow
Harold Furrow
Tensacola
Fla
Donald
Gill High School
University of Colorado
Navy
Pensacola
BE. B. Furrow
Greeley
Harold
Marta Lynn
Walt Markley
Read Feathers Lake
George Briscoe
Joe Arnold
Gill Ladies Aid
Ed Lohr
Gill Aid Board Names Officers and Plans Fathers Day Banquet
The Gill Aid approved reelection of president Mrs Wilbur Jackson and vice president Mrs Leo French and set Father’s Day banquet for Monday June 4 at 6 30 in the social room of the church. Dinner committees include Mrs Jackson Mrs Reinheimer and others with devotionals led by Mrs Townley.
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Aid
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Henry Meyers
Clarence Town- Tey
Buster Nolin
Austin Madison
J. Pred Steck
Joe Robertson
Townley
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John Walker
The
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Widney
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Gill Christian Church
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H. W. Bristoe
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Sara
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Fort Carson
Marvin Troudt
Salt Lake City
Gary Madison
Glora Baynes
James Baynes
Madison
Salt Lake City High School
Phoenix Bible Institute
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Phoenix Institute
Gill
Table, Wash
Oil Shale Tax Depletion Plan Sees Gains in Washington
Fd Johnson reports progress on pushing a 274 percent depletion allowance for oil shale. Colorado committee heads home after four days of lobbying in a bid to equal petroleum’s depletion rate. Senate sponsor Sen Allott and Colorado House reps back the measure as Interior panel aims to maintain the Rifle shale experiment.
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Washington
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C. Jonson
John
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Senate
Sen
Allott
House
Colorado
Rep. Dixon
Utah
Tubasot
Interior
Rifle
Colo
Garter Snakes Jam Motor Stirs Department Debate
George Gless Jr. electrical engineering professor at the University of Colorado found garter snakes blocked a sump pump motor in his basement. Five years earlier a snake caused a stall, and a second incident occurred last Thursday prompting him to consider adding a zoology class to the electrical engineering curriculum.
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Houlder
George €. Gless Jr
University of Colorado
Gless
Giess
Bees Fight Smoke Fire on California Home
Bees swarmed around a California house as Mariel Schoenbair attempted to smoke them out, triggering a small blaze that firefighters contained. In Pennsylvania, a court ruled a separate incident caused 330. damage at a residence after authorities cited reckless handling of the situation.
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Tiptos
Calif
Mariel Schoenbair
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Nasser Isolated as Arab Leaders Distances Increase
The article reports Abdel Nasser’s rising isolation among Arab governments while remaining popular with masses. Jordan expelled his military attache and considered breaking relations after a purge accusation, amid a pattern of expulsions from Iraq Libya Lebanon and Saudi Arabia during a period of competing East West influence.
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Lebanon
Wi — Gamal
Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Middle East
Saud
Arabia
Amman
Nasser
Syria
Jordan
Jordan Royal House
Hussein
Exynt
Iraq
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Carroll and Murray Support Foreign Aid
U S Senators Carroll of Colorado and Murray of Montana backed the Republican administration in a Friday Senate vote sustaining foreign aid funds. They helped defeat Ellender amendment to trim aid by 500 million and Long amendment to remove 7 million for defense. Vote counts were 61-26 and 53-34 respectively, with Mansfield, O Mahoney and Colllin Hruska among supporters. Allott opposed both amendments, Murray voted for Long and against Ellender.
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Caroll
Colorado
Murray
Montana
Senate
Sen
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Dla
Long
D-Le
Elender
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Dmont
O'Mahoney
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iCurlin
Hruska
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R-Wye
Sports In Brief From A Turbulent Open and Tracks
Disjointed race results and witness notes from national and regional meets. Rubby Moran wins in Austin with a tan, Morpheus clocks a steeplechase record at Delaware Park, and Loose Lips posts a track feature at Suffolk Downs. Allies 93.091 prevails at Belmont, Solid Rae upsets at Santa Anita.
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Talend — Amisleur
Aily Doe Patton
Dick Neyerth
Austin
Tex
Rubby Moran
Coca
Delaware
Suffork Downs
Abesiretett
Monmouth Park
New York
Allies
Belmont Park
Chicago
Washingto Park
Glewood
Calif
Celifornia
Track and field rules eye Olympic event additions
The BCAA rules committee may add or substitute events for their schedule to align with Olympic programs. Proposals include ditching the 20 yard low hurdles for longer hurdles and adding events like the d mile, hop step and jump, and the 3000 meter steeplechase to boost U S athlete participation.
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Austin
Tet. Ue
BCAA
Track and Field Rules Committee
Satusday
United States
Major League Leaderboard Notes From The Season
Clumsy OCR snapshot shows American League batting leaders with Mantle and Sievers prominent. Key figures Aaron Musial and Hodges appear in the National League list with sparse scores and uncertain team ties. High error density limits definitive figures but underscores era star power and league rivalries.
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Aaron
Milwaukee
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Brooklyn
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St. Louis
Sauer
Moon
Sanford
Philadelphia
Jackson
St. Lents
Podres
Forty one indicted in riots in Formosa
Premier D. K. Yui announced 41 persons have been indicted for complicity in last month’s anti-American riots. Five of those detained had past Communist ties, but authorities found no organized plan. Seventy others arrested were released for lack of evidence.
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Formosa
D. K. Yui
Yui
Tribune
Aps
Retirement ends long serving church treasurer tenure
DURANT Oklahoma T H William retires after 0 years as treasurer of the First Presbyterian church here. He is 83 years old but says age is not the reason and he wants to give someone else a chance at his job.
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Durant, Oklaha
T. H. William
First Presbyterian Church
Bear Players Carry On Baseball Plans
Bear players pursue baseball action across professional and semipro ranks. John Hage and Joe Edson sign pro contracts with Philadelphia Phillies organization with Hage reporting to Salt Lake City and Edson to Johnson City Tennessee. Del Petersen heads to Grand Junction Eagles. Peck, Giffin, Andrade, Hansen, and Mardrid also slated for various local and regional teams. Several others plan non pro ball while some pursue ROTC and coaching roles.
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John Hage
Joe Edson
Philadelphia Phillies
Hoge
Salt Lake City
Edson
Johnson City
Tenn
del Petersen
Bears
Grand Junction Eagies
J. C (Pete) Butler
Dickering
Peirsen
Larry Klumb
Grand Junction Eagles
Upton
Wyn
Dears
Joe Peek
Art Giffin
Ram
Ernie Andrade
Jerry Hansen
Levi Mardrid
Medeid
Hansen
Duca
Canon City
Ken Kempf
Northwestern Sophomore Golf Champion at National Meet
Miss Bailey of Northwestern University defeated Miss Ball of Arizona to win the Women's National Collegiate Golf Championship in Champaign. The 18-year-old sophomore rallied over the final five holes after a tight start as Miss Ball, a 20-year-old psychology major from Wichita, tied and led briefly. Bailey closed with steady par on the 18th to claim the title amid rain delays and course trouble.
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I.ly
Meelam Bailey
Northwestern University
Judy Ball
University of Arizona
Bowit
Miss Bailey
Sopho
School of Commerce
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Miss Bell
Wichita
Kane
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Miss
Heat wave kills nine in Ciudad Alemán Mexico
A severe heat wave in Ciudad Alemán and nearby towns has caused nine child deaths in three days and hospitalized twenty eight others. Temperatures reached over 111 degrees. The story also notes a quote by Sir Windan Churchill describing Soviet Russia as a riddle hidden in mystery and enigma.
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Mexico
Sir Windan Churchill
Soviet Russia
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