Walter Winchell in New York by Lee Mortimer
Social column round up of Hollywood and New York figures with mentions of Walter Winchell, Francoise Sagan, Bob Neal, Debbie Reynolds, Mona Freeman, Scott Brady, Genevieve, Mort Sahl, Phyllis Kirk, Gillis McGill, Tuesday Weld, John Ireland, George Hamilton, Carol Channing, Jayne Mansfield, Gordon Scherer, Jim Varey, Harry Bridges, Al Khatch, Gia Scala, Don Burnett, Timmy Everett, Bill Fugazy, Nat Brooks, Kono Fujii, Roberta Linn, Lloyd Samaha, Ann McCormack, Buck Wach, Bob Fukuda, Ethel Azama, Torome, Pat Suzuki, and Henry Kaiser’s fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mortimer
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Francoise Sagan
Bob Neal
Debbie Reynolds
Mona Freeman
Scott Brady
Cindy Robbins
Joe Marsh
Genevieve
St. Regis
Barron Polan
Mort Sahl
Copacabana
Gene Norman
Sahl
Hollywood
Phyllis Kirk
Winston Churchill
Britain
Gillis McGill
John Ireland
Metro
George Hamilton
England
Queen Mother
Andy Vanderbilt
Carol Channing
Broadway
Vegas Tropicana
Lou Walters
Jayne Mansfield
Carol
Cincinnati
Gordon Scherer
Jim Varey
Harry Bridges
United States
Diane
Gia Scala
Don Burnett
Timmy Everett
Bill Fugazy
Baron Hilton
Ork
Nat Brooks
Catskills
Kono Fujii
South Seas
Roberta Linn
Welk
Lloyd Samaha
Canlis
Honolulu
Ann McCormack
Jackie Coogan
Paul Livermore
Advertiser
Buck Buck‘wach
Bob Fukuda
U. of Hawaii
Ann
Ann Koga Mortimer
Ethel Azama
Islands
Vegas
Sahara
Tor‘me
Pat ‘Suzuki
Henry Kaiser
Pearl Harbor
Admiral Felt
Clin-C
The
Pacific
Michigan Tax Hike To Be Signed
Gov Williams expected to sign a one cent sales tax increase, lifting Michigan’s rate to four cents. The move, part of a 128.5 million dollar revenue plan, aims to reduce a 114 million dollar deficit and fund a 411 million dollar budget with about 20 million yearly from the new tax. Washington and Pennsylvania already use a four cent levy.
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Lansing
Mich
G. Mennen Mennen
Williams
Michigan
Washington
Pennsylvania
Child Rescued From Refrigerator In Cincinnati
Six year old Debby Tucker was found unconscious after spending about half a day inside a running refrigerator. She was revived at General Hospital. Detectives say Charles Crawford admitted mistreating her before stuffing her into the appliance. Stepfather Kenneth Spangler found her and alerted authorities. Crawford reportedly lured the child into the building where his sister was landlady.
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Cincinnati
Debby Tucker
General Hospital
Charles Thomas Crawford
Kenneth Spangler
Spangler
Crawford
Free World Arms Pool Urged For Long Soviet Threat
A Senate report drawn from private research urges the free nations to pool money and weapons for a possible 20 year struggle against Soviet dominance. It calls expanding electronic processing and mechanized forces to deter expansion. The Corporation for Industrial Research notes US and ally economic strength surpasses the Communist bloc about 340 to 1 and says current programs are insufficient as a long term defense strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Corporation For and Industrial Research, Inc
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
U.S
Watchmaker Refuses Drugstore Watches at Local Store
A local watchmaker on Main Street declines repairing drugstore wear watches from five and ten cent stores. He explains the risk of damage to his reputation and insists on handling only quality timepieces. Nashewelry Co. remains cited but his stance stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashewelry Co
Main St
Abandonment of Base Blasted
The House Armed Services Committee chair says abandoning the Harveys Point seaplane base in North Carolina would be indefensible. Rep. Carl Vinson demands the Navy find a profitable use for the partly completed facility from the discontinued seaplane program. Rep. Herbert C. Bonner notes about 12 million dollars had been spent and urges Admiral Burke to review options.
Six States Could Be Ousted From 1960 Democratic Conference
The Associated Press reports that Alabama Arkansas Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina may be barred from the 1960 Democratic national convention under a 1956 rule revival by National Chairman Paul Butler. He seeks to force Southern electors to back the Democratic nominee, potentially steering the election to the House if no majority emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Butler
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
National Party
Butler
Democratic National Executive Committee
House of Representatives
Stevenson
Nixon Trip Sets Stage For Air Service To Moscow
Vice President Nixon’s Moscow visit spurs talks on a U S Russian agreement to authorize commercial flights between New York and Moscow. Officials note openness of exhibits signals softening, with Pan American and Trans World Airlines proposing routes and load-sharing as key issues.
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David McConnell
Herald Tribune
New York
Nixon
Russia
Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Rus
Pan American World Airways
Idlewild
Rol Kozlov
Pan Overseas
American Airlines
Pan American
American
Fellowship Flourishes at International Christian Churches Convention
Denver AP report details a weeklong gathering of Disciples of Christ with over 8,000 participants enjoying meals, outings, and get togethers. Mass communion, cross shaped table, and signs of camaraderie highlighted interfaith hospitality and racial inclusion.
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George W. Cornell
Denver
International Convention of Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Denver Coliseum
Mark Randie
Springfield
Koinonia
Red Rocks Park
Fidel Reyes
Kansas City
R. H. Peoples
Indianapolis
Bill L. Barnes
Afton
World Council of Churches
James E. Wagner
Philadelphia
Fred Hoskins
New York
United Church of Christ
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