Things We Could Do Without Prime Examples
New York AP lists a satirical catalog of annoyances from career women who demand equality yet shirk effort to Bermuda shorts in the office to pricey paperback books. The tirade singles out outfits, etiquette quirks, and everyday habits, ending with a note about overnight guests who forget to...
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New York
Ling
Nightmarish notions and weather blur in Arkansas Louisiana update
A satirical riff mocks doctors and public figures while a weather brief reports Arkansas as partly cloudy with scattered showers through Wednesday and highs near 84 to 94 degrees, and Louisiana as warm with thundershowers and highs around 88 to 96 degrees. Public image critique closes the fragment.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Difference in Private Public Image in Hollywood
AP report discusses how stars present a crafted public persona that often hides private traits. It cites Bing Crosby as shy, Red Skelton funnier off stage, and Jack Benny as a laugher off screen. The Liz Taylor Eddie Fisher Debbie Reynolds triangle is used to illustrate image affecting box office and careers.
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Hollywood
John Wayne
Bing Crosby
Groaner
Bob Hope
Bing
Idaho
Baja California
Hope
Red Skelton
Red
CBS Television City
Jack Benny
George Burns
Liz Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Liz
Debbie
Eddie
Pastor Would Train Negroes to Build Opportunities Inc
Philadelphia AP A Negro pastor Rev Leon H Sullivan outlines a plan to open Opportunities Inc a center at Zion Baptist Church to train thousands of Philadelphia residents in engineering drafting electronics chemistry and cabinetmaking by Sept 1. He seeks public and foundation funds and emphasizes self training by the community with whites welcome if desired.
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Philadelphia
Leon H. Sullivan
Zion-Baptist Church
Opportunities, Inc
Red aggressiveness linked to Asian Communist moves
Washington AP reports a State Department spokesman left open the possibility that new Communist incursions into South Korea are connected to broader Red aggressiveness in Asia. He cited Chinese buildup along the Indian border and ongoing Communist pressure in Vietnam and Laos, noting no firm link to Sino Soviet splits or the U.S. test ban treaty. The North Koreans align with the Peking line.
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Washington
A_ State Department
South Korea
Asia
Richard J. Phillips
Viet Nam
Laos
Russia
Peking
Kennedy urges action on tax cut bill in White House talks
President Kennedy pressed Congress for immediate action on the administration tax cut bill during a White House meeting with leaders. Speaker McCormack said the bill should go to the House floor for debate and enactment at the earliest date, hoping the Ways and Means Committee will send it there.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
White House
McCormack
House Ways and Means Committee
Showers Sweep Arkansas Regions Monday Activity
Scattered showers lingered in Arkansas with warm moist weather. Clarksville Dardanelle Morriston and Batesville reported about one inch of rain while extreme south Arkansas stayed comparatively dry. Highs ranged from 85 to 90 with lows in the upper 60s to low 70s and more showers forecast through Wednesday.
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North Arkansas
Clarksville
Dardanelle
Morriston
Batesville
South Arkansas
Britisher Joins Russians
London report says former British diplomat and journalist Harel Philby has been granted asylum in the Soviet Union. Once active in the Middle East press, he vanished from Beirut last January and was named by Britain as the man who warned of the Burgess MacLean defection. The Moscow broadcast deepens the mystery surrounding his life.
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London
Radio Moscow
Harel Philby
Soviet Union
Philby
Beirut
Guy Burgess
Donald MacLean
Foreign Office
Middle East
Rules Head Blow Caused Death
Russellville Ark. AP Dr W E King Pope County coroner said Tom Crane 53 was beaten to death autopsy shows death from brain hemorrhage caused by a blow to the head The body was found in the front yard of Crane’s home at London eight miles west of Russellville
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Russellville
Ark
W. E. King
Pope County
Tom Crane
Crane
London
King
Debt limit extended to November in House action
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a continuation of the national debt limit near 309 billion through November 30. Lenders anticipate a House vote next week. Without action the limit would fall to 285 billion in August.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
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