High School Artists Exhibit At Federal Building
Chicago hosts a two week show of about 200 works by low income students from 80 schools through the Upward Bound program. Pieces include paintings, sculpture, ceramics, drawings, and more, spanning trains to landscapes with notable abstraction.
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Broadway Ticker Broadcaster’s Glimpse Of Wealth And Stars
Walter Winchell reports on Broadway gossip including a wealthy restaurateur clinging to health, inheritances, and property valued around 250000. He notes visits by J F during hospitalization and sketches a roster of stars and productions at various venues with names like Herb Gardner Jess Rita Gardner Alan Alda and Marge Manning.
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George Maharis
Mister Innocent
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Limericks
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Noel Behn
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Vicki Hayes
Gerry Civin
Lord Camelot
Richard Henry
George Raft
Helen Elliott
London
Trude Heller
Petey Denean
H’wood
Roundtable Palm Reader and Broadway Notables Highlight Stage Door Buzz
A portrait of public figures from the theater and screen including Elizabeth Taylor and Barbara Harris. The piece notes quirks such as Taylor choosing lager, Doris the palm reader at The Roundtable, and Lylah Tiffany at Will Rogers Hospital. It mentions Vana Caruso, Enrico Caruso’s granddaughter, and Billie Dale in Gypsy with her dog Charlie Brown funding her bills.
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Miss Doris
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Jackie Gleason
Merv Griffin
Cosmopolitan
Pamela Rothon
Margaret
Barbara Harris
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Lylah Tiffany
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John Huston
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Drunken Driving Charges Filed In Thomasville and High Point
Thomasville police arrested Thomasville resident Will Jun ior Edwards at 12 30 a m and charged him with drunken driving. James Elmore Powers 28 of 56 W Green St was charged with drunken driving and operating a motor vehicle without a license. High Point authorities detained James B Nealy 31 of Rt 2 Greensboro on a charge of issuing a worthless check for 25 dollars at Stevenson s Grocery.
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Early Bird Bargains Cut Dallas Court Fines
In Dallas the court offers half fines for traffic violators who arrive 10 to 15 minutes before their hearings. Ten dollar fines drop to five and twenty five dollar fines drop to ten. The quick processing helps manage the large docket across four city courts.
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Roomy Rebel wagons offer huge cargo space
The advertisement touts Rebel wagons with greater cargo capacity than rivals in the intermediate class. It highlights large models for families with two or three seats, fold-down tailgates, swing-out tails, optional Typhoon V-8 power, and standard roof racks.
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