Liberace Family Split by Pizza
Hollywood AP reports the Liberace family including Lee Liberace George Liberace and Mrs Frances Liberace are divided over money and Lee's career. Frances criticizes his TV show and cites his Sherman Oaks mansion and piano shaped pool as symbols of excess while alleging burdensome relatives.
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Atom Sub Developer Promoted
Washington Admiral Rickover, key figure behind the nuclear submarine program, is promoted to vice admiral by President Eisenhower. The move awaits Senate approval after Congress returns as Rickover heads the Naval Reactors Branch of the Atomic Energy Commission. Critics say he hasn’t received due honors for nuclear propulsion leadership.
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Rickover faces Navy ladder clash amid past rejections
The report traces Lt. Gen. Rickover and Lee Liberace in a feud over promotions and careers. It notes Navy aides denying forced retirement while hinting at a broader split between Rickover and peers. The piece weaves family tensions with Liberace's showbiz pivot and Palm Springs ties as it notes rising U.S. newspaper circulation since 1950.
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Bus crash in Mexico kills 25 with one survivor
A Toluca diss watch report says a passenger bus plunged 160 feet into a river Tuesday, killing 25 people. Only one survivor was reported, the death toll and details are from initial accounts.
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New Car Price Tags Meet Favor Across Industry
Washington reports that the National Automobile Association said a three day meeting found compulsory price tags on new cars universally favorable. The exclusive committee said tagging manufacturers suggested retail prices on each new car helps restore customer confidence.
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Civil Rights Commission to probe Alabama voting rights
The Civil Rights Commission voted to hold a full hearing in Montgomery, Alabama, over charges Black residents are denied the vote, with a three day session to study public housing and voting records. A second hearing is set for February 2 in New York City on discrimination in housing and urban renewal.
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Noted Cowgirl Passes at 70
NEW LONDON Conn 2 Tile Baldwin famed cowgirl of the 1920s died Thursday at age 70 Her most popular years saw Western rodeos bronc riding trick riding Roman riding and relay racing She toured with Miller Bros 101 Ranch Wild West Show sharing bills with Will Rogers later retiring around 1924 and becoming superintendent of Stones ranch owned by the late actor Fred Stone
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