Teen star Jayne Mansfield weds in big church ceremony
In a high profile Texas ceremony at Palos Verdes Drive South chapel, Jayne Mansfield wed Har gitay before about 1,000 teen fans and photographers. The event drew Dallas and Indianapolis figures, with Tim Byron coordinating publicity and heavy police crowd control as traffic stalled for miles.
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Army Ready for Satellite Try
Baltimore reports the Army will use the Jupiter rocket this week for a second attempt to launch a U S orbital satellite. Officials reportedly prioritized Camp Canaveral Florida testing range for the Army over the Navy. Unconfirmed Washington notes cited a possible Vanguard launch Wednesday.
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Eisenhower unveils record peace time budget for space era
President Eisenhower presented a 1959 budget of 73.934 billion dollars to Congress, focusing two thirds of spending on national defense and missiles. He seeks 35.3 billion for the missile program, funds for space and outer space efforts, and measures to curb debt while maintaining current taxes. The plan emphasizes national security amid growing danger.
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Jesse Lasky Dies Film Pioneer at 77 in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills AP Jesse Lasky 77 founding father of Hollywood collapsed and died at the Beverly Hilton after lecturing on his book I Blow My Own Horn He helped form the Jesse Lasky Feature Play Co with Cecil B De Mille and Samuel Goldwyn survived by wife Bessie and three children.
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Scientists urge global ban on nuclear tests petitioned
Nobles Prize winner Linus Pauling submitted to the United Nations a petition signed by 9,235 scientists from 44 countries calling for an international agreement to stop nuclear bomb tests. It includes 36 Nobel laureates, 101 members of the US National Academy of Sciences, 351 Royal Society Fellows, and 216 members of the Soviet Academy of Sciences.
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Lasky film pioneer shaped early Hollywood career
The article profiles Louis B. Lasky, founder of Famous Players-Lasky, later part of Paramount, detailing his rise from San Jose to shaping silent era stars including Geraldine Farrar, Dustin Farnum, and Mary Pickford era peers, and notes his Alaska gold rush detour and show business path. It also covers U.S. defense budget news and Sarah Churchill arrest in Los Angeles.
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Steel prices seen to rise in July says Jones & Laughlin
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp president Avery C. Adams predicted on Monday that steel prices will climb by at least seven dollars a ton around July 1. The forecast signals higher costs for buyers and potential shifts in market demand.
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Submarine missiles seen as top weapon against Soviets says admiral
Vice Admiral Daniel E. Barbey argues in Reader's Digest that cheap fast moving submarines armed with missiles offer a practically unstoppable striking force. He urges immediate building, claiming a decisive force could be ready in over a year and hard to counter.
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GI Extension Bill Moves Forward for Veterans Education
Sen. Yarborough proposes a GI education benefits extension to cover all service personnel who have served since the cutoff of January 31, 1935. The bill, introduced Monday, aims to widen eligibility for veterans education programs across the armed forces.
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NTI LIFL and a 4CH YNE headline mixs up notes
Fragmentary text describes a muddled scene with references to characters named Jaye Mickey and Grapes, a house, publicity, and happiness. The passage reads like garbled diary or column blurbs with unclear events and outcomes, offering little coherent reportable action.
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Governor Knight Hosts Harmony Luncheon in Washington
A harmony luncheon hosted by California Governor Knight in Washington on Monday drew note though Senator Knowland did not attend. Auto industry leaders rejected the UAW proposal to share profits before taxes with employees and customers, according to reports on page A-2.
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