Mobley Fired From Be Our Guest TV Show
New York AP reports Mary Ann Mobley was dropped from the CBS program Be Our Guest after a brief tenure dating from January. Mobley, 23, says her $400 a week contract continues to April but she will pursue Broadway and a recording deal offered by a Columbia Mississippi label as she studies drama singing and dance.
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New York
Show Business
Mary Ann Mobley
George DeWitt
Perry Cross
DeWitt
Cross
Miss Mobley
Brandon
49 Students Win Morehead Scholarships to UNC
Forty-nine North Carolina and out-of-state students won Morehead Scholarships at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Grants are five thousand dollars per year for four years for state winners and over six thousand dollars per year for four years for out-of-staters. The 49 bring total scholarships to 275 since 1951. Some coal mines in Nova Scotia extend three to four miles from shore under the Atlantic with about 400 feet of rock separating miners from water.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Morehead
University of North
Nova Scotia
Atlantic Ocean
Senate committees slowed by filibuster stalls action
Washington AP report says the Senate limped along as a filibuster blocked committee work. Only three panels met while civil rights sessions continued, delaying bills on space, farming, military, banking, and more, with Southerners forcing most committees idle.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Spracklin Renamed UF Admissions and Budget Chair 1960
Howard Pancoast of the High Point United Fund announced the re appointment of R. V. Spracklin as chairman of the admissions and budget committee for 1960. Joining him are Collier Ellis T Paul Ingle John Hutchens Tillman Thomas John Haworth and Dr John F Lynch. Spracklin previously chaired the committee in 1959 and has served on the state for two years. Spracklin is a trust officer for Wachovia Bank and Trust Co.
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Howard Pancoast
High Point United Fund
R. V. Spracklin
Spracklin
Collier Ellis
T. Paul Ingle
John Hutchens
Tillman Thomas
John Haworth
John F. Lynch
Pancoast
Vince Spracklin
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
FBI Agent Purvis Buried After Funeral in Florence
Melvin Purvis a 56 year old FBI agent who directed major 1930s manhunts is buried at Mount Hope Cemetery after funeral services at St John Episcopal Church in Florence South Carolina He died from a personal safety related wound at his home wife Rosanne Purvis found him and police report the wound through the jaw Purvis led agents who killed John Dillinger and Pretty Boy Floyd during prohibition era crime fights.
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Florence
S.C
Melvin Purvis
FBI
Mount Hope Cemetery
St. John's Episcopal Church
Purvis
William T. Eaddy
Rosanne Purvis
WOLS
San Francisco
South Carolina
Joan Dillinger
Pretty Boy Floyd
Chinatown Population Estimated at 30000 in San Francisco
The city district of San Francisco Chinatown is estimated to house about 30,000 residents reflecting its status as a longstanding hub for Chinese culture and commerce in the region.
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San Francisco
Handicapped Man Of Year Leads A 'Productive Life'
Dwight D. Guilfoil Jr., 37, paraplegic executive of Paraplegics Manufacturing Co. in Franklin Park, named Handicapped American of the Year by PCEPH. He leads a 100-employee firm producing mechanical parts and aims for $1 million yearly volume while stressing self-reliance over charity.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Guilfoil Jr
President’s Committee On Employment of the Physically Handicapped
PCEPH
Guilfoil
Paraplegics ‘Manufacturing Co
Franklin Park
Paraplegics Manufacturing Co
Governor Won't Seek Review of Welfare Cutback
Raleigh reporter notes Governor Hodges will not ask the new attorney general to reconsider a ruling that blocked tapping the contingency and emergency fund to cover welfare deficits. Hodges says existing AG opinion stands despite campaign criticism from Terry Sanford.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Atty
T. Wade Bruton
Malcolm Seawell
Terry Sanford
Seawell
Curiosity Breaks Up Bank Burglary in Melrose
A boy, seen by a fleeing burglar after spotting a light at First National Bank in Melrose New Mexico, was injured by a crow bar thrown at him. He reported to police as the two burglars fled empty handed with no loot recovered.
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Melrose
N.M
First National Bank
FBI
Dog Speaks in Debate as See Pet Interjects
In Annapolis a blind state senator Charles M. See often brings his German shepherd Mady to the State House. During a heated debate an opponent’s motion to recommit was met by Mady barking and wagging, prompting laughter as the senator quipped that even the dog knows the move is no good.
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Annapolis, Md
See
Mady
Charles M. See
Finance Committee
Lee
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