Betty Davis Reflects On Status As One Of Hollywoods Top Box Office Draws
Betty Davis discusses her down to earth image and enduring bankable appeal. She notes her strengths in singing and dancing over dramatic roles and recalls friendships with peers like Clark Gable and Darryl Zanuck. She highlights humor and grace, and reflects on aging in film.
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Pestance
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Debates Over UN Charter Changes Stall In Senate Hearings
The article outlines Senate debate on potential revisions to the United Nations Charter. It notes that any change requires two thirds of member nations and Senate approval, with opposition from the Big Five including the United States. Despite calls by Eisenhower aides for a conference, no revisions are imminent as of 1953.
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Scheider
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George
D-Ga
Eisenhower
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U. N
Russia
Britain
France
China
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Senate
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State Dulles
Euman
Hoover
Prescott Club Plans Nevada County Fair Booth
The Prescott Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Lewis Garretts with seven members. After prayer and a devotional on Home the group discussed booth planning for the Nevada County Fair and shared social visits and local travel notes.
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Lewis Garrett
Prescott H D
Prescott Home Demonstration Club
L. L. Evans
Garrett
Carroll Bratton
Harrell Hines
Nevada County
Baptist Junior Boys Swim Party At Fair Park
Thel Hanning and Howard Graham accompanied the Junior Boys of the First Baptist Church to Hope on Wednesday evening for a swimming party and picnic supper at Fair Park. Schools To Open September 5 J. T. Worthington announces the Prescott school board will start classes on September 5 after a board meeting last week. A U N dispute over charter revisions could threaten the organization, especially if the United States and Russia clash.
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Howard Graham
First Baptist Church
Hope
Fair Park
J. T. Worthington
Prescott
Extended Arkana Forecast From The Associated Press
Central Arkansas remains fair with little temperature change through Tuesday. Highs reach mid to upper 80s this afternoon with lows in the mid 60s to upper 70s tonight.
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Quake Toll and Aftermath Hit West Java Town Su Medang
A sequence of ten strong earthquakes struck Su medang in West Java near Bandung. Twenty four houses were destroyed and thirty eight other buildings leveled as tremors continued from the Tampo Mas volcano area yesterday and today.
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Indonesia
West Javan
Sumedang
Tampo Mas
Bandung
Batesville’s Ralph Roberts Wins State Checkers Title
Defending champion Ralph Roberts of Batesville defeated Socrates Henderson of Little Rock five games to three in the final series to win the state checkers championship.
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Ralph Roberts
Batesville
Roberts
Socrates Henderson
Oklahoma fair weather through Tuesday with high near 97
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies across Oklahoma this afternoon and tonight with little temperature change. Highs reach 90 to 97 Tuesday, with low to mid 60s at night. East Texas stays partly cloudy, while Louisiana sees partly cloudy skies with scattered thunder showers.
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Wyatt Earp and the Last Words of Johnny Ringo
A Texas writer narrates a Cochise County night between Lilly Benloit and Wyatt Earp as Earp departs, leaving Lilly's heartbreak behind. The tale shifts to the discovery of Johnny Ringo's body near Turkey Creek with ambiguous cause of death and a vanished clue of hoofprints. The narrator recalls an older Prescott acquaintance offering a wary verdict on Ringo and ends with the anonymous reminiscence that time has closed the case.
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Tombstone
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Publisher killed by plane prop at municipal airport
Tulsa publishing executive William H. Atcheson, 49, district manager of Gulf Publishing Co. of Houston, was killed at Kansas City Municipal Airport when he ran toward a plane as he believed it was about to take off. He was en route from Tulsa to Minneapolis.
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Tulsa
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William H. Atccheson
Gulf Publishing Co
Houston
Tex
Atcheson
Minneapolis
Angels and satellites elope in humorous space fable
A playful dialogue recounts two satellites acting like curious beings who fall for each other and elope into space. An angel explains a phoney “silver thing” swishing past as a staged illusion to appease Earth. The guardian angel muses on duties and travel to Denver.
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Earth
Bulgania
Ike
Denver
Radiation Focuses World Health Org Conference
WHO calls urgent meeting of biologists and physicians at the atoms for peace conference to study atomic radiation threats. Dr William L Russell warns mice show hereditary changes far higher than fruit flies, backing a British researcher urging a 10 year international study.
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Geneva
United Nations World Health Organization
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Atoms For Peace
William L. Russell
Oak Ridge
Tenn
T. C. Carter
Medical Research Council
Atomic Energy Research Establishment
Harwell
Carter
Russell
Oak Ridge Laboratory
Braniff DC Jet Collision Near Runway
Minutes before Braniff Con vair scheduled to depart, a Braniff DC began taxiing for takeoff. Authorities said Atcheson rushed onto the field thinking it was his plane and collided with a propeller.
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