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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1959
Page
11
Walter Winchell reflects on Franco-American tensions and DeGaulle’s memoirs praising Eisenhower. He cites film cycles and stars like Gina Lollobrigida, Susan Hayward, Shirley MacLaine, and Ben-Gurion, noting fame, luck, and the evolving film industry in New York.
Police report a burglar broke into a Birmingham restaurant that had just closed and stole 30 cents before authorities arrived. The break in occurred shortly after the business ceased operations, signaling a final improper chance to recover any substantial amount.
In San Diego a church sign outside St. Mark's Episcopal Church drew attention with a humorous plea stating the choir is badly in need of vices. The typo sparked local jokes and social media chatter.
A Danish sounding tale follows August van der Planck, a heavyset Dutch trolley operator who drinks and roams the town. After turning a trolley around and building a small home business, he vanishes on a morning run, only to return days later with red eyes and a crude remark for the foreman.
A film blog plans to feature Kinsey as its subject, provoking witty remarks from Lurla Bankhead and others. Quips about sex habits circulate as Kinsey and Mrs Kinsey joke about late hours and mutual questions in a lighthearted exchange.
Fragmentary recollections recount a troubled household with a violent father, laughter like a bowling strike, and a summerscape of fishing in Michigan waters. The narrator recalls August’s drinking, a fatal accident near the lake, and the lingering loss of a figure tied to steel mills in Gary Indiana.
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