Bringing Up Family Of TV Stars Keeps Ozzie, Harriet On Toe
Ozzie and Harriet Nelson juggle parenting and two TV star sons, David and Ricky, who are under ABC-TV contracts with salaries placed in trust funds. They forgo allowances, let study and football shape schedules, and film around exams. The piece also notes industry anecdotes about Doretta Morrow and other TV figures, painting a vivid snapshot of the era’s showbiz families.
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Ozzie, Harriet
Dick Kleiner
NEA
NEW York
Nelsons
Ozzie and
Harriet
Ozzie Nelson
David
Southern Cal
Ricky
Abc-Tv
Ozzie
Hoth
Walter Slezak
Fanny
Edgar Bergen
Frances
Will Wa
Cation
Europe
Ingo
Doretta Morrow
Germany
Edgar
Butch
Judith Anderson
Rome Mayor Retained Amid Coalition Vote
Rome's City Council elected 67 year old former journalist and wartime resistance leader Umberto Tupini as mayor for a second time. Christian Democrats outraged Social Democrats by using neo fascist and monarchist votes to secure the post.
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Rome
Christian Democrats
Umberto Tupini
J Ancient Post
Tupini
Christian Democrat
Social Democrats
Nalition
Cupini
Center
Far Right
Four Wives Quota Nixed By Egyptians
Cairo reports reveal a marriage squeeze as census data show over 250000 Cairo women without husbands and a high single population. Men blame the economy and social norms while dowry practices and ring expenses keep many would‑be grooms from marrying. Sociologists say work and dowry abolition could help, but such changes clash with conservative Moslem customs.
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David Hinnawi
Cairo
Cairo University
Gegypt
Egypt
Jet makers race to double market with new airliners
Commercial jet manufacturers led by Boeing Douglas and Convair face a tight race to deliver the first jets in three lines as they push to double their market in five years. Britain’s Comet I and a Russian jet loom, while airlines bank on strong public appetite for faster, circumspect travel.
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Sam Dawson
Los Angeles
Boeing
Douglas
Convair
Britain
England
Russia
William M. Allen
Seattle
Farm helper found dead in hay baler machine
Erie Pennsylvania report says a 60-year-old farm helper at East Springfield was found dead yesterday inside a hay baling machine. The deceased was identified as James W. Boothby.
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Erie
East Springfield
James W. Boothby
Press creed pledge from Pennsylvania Women’s Press Assn.
Associate editor Mrs T M B Hicks reviews a self declared code of ethics for journalists. She stresses responsibility in reporting events and safeguarding human souls, accuracy over distortion, and protection of innocent people from harm. The piece urges conscience before publication and maintenance of decency in journalism.
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Jane Eads Washington
T. M. B Hicks
Ly Dallas
Post
Pennsylvania Women’s Press Assn
Police Nab Top Secret Bomb Hoax In New York Garage
Police FBI and Atomic Energy Commission agents rushed to a New York garage after a car washer found a small black box labeled Top secret sub-mini hydrogen bomb detonator. The bomb squad opened it and confirmed it was a hoax device a giant firecracker rigged to explode if opened.
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New York
FBI
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Word puzzle with inserted clues and scoring rules
A scrambled letter puzzle asks how many words of five or more letters can be formed horizontally or vertically without repeats and no plurals. Scoring per line is capped at five points. shorter words earn limited points, with sample clues referencing dictionary scoring and specific letter words.
Myasthenia Gravis Overview and Research Outlook
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines myasthenia gravis a disorder of voluntary muscles most notably in face and neck providing symptoms from drooping eyelids to speech and swallowing fatigue. The piece highlights the growing research, key questions on chemical conditions gland function particularly the thymus, and notes neostigmine as the standard but burdensome treatment with potential new tests and therapies under study.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D. Andlen
NEA
L. O
Fatal crash claims 15 year old driver in Jamestown area
A sports car failed to negotiate a curve near Jamestown and plunged down an embankment killing the driver Benjamin F. Newmaker, 15, of Warren, Pennsylvania. The crash occurred in the town of Ellicott.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Benjamin F. Newmaker
Warren
Ellicott
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Coretta Morrow
Bey
Miss Morrow
Coretta
Max Liebman
Harriet Nelson
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Galting
Funt Shaffer
Mack
DuPont
du Pont
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Business Mirror
Henri Bonnet
United States
Helle Boninet
Paris Couturier
Christian Dior
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George Tyson
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Merriam-Waebdater Dictionary
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RAIV
Allers
Eigen
Pennsylvania
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
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