30 Jul 1956
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1956
Page
1
Hollywood talk and gossip from Paris to Trinidad. Jeff Morrow would play a dentist spy in a telefilm, Natalie Wood recalls 27 films at 18, Robert Mitchum quips at a Trinidad airport, Karen Steele shines in The Sharkfighters, and Ernest Borgnine notes his rising fame at premieres.
Caral Morris of Ottumwa Iowa, adopted at age three from the Omaha Child Saving Institute in 1939, says she would not trade her foster parents. Her father, Rev LaVerne Morris, now a pastor in Ottumwa, notes Carol knew of her adoption. Miss Morris, Miss Universe at Long Beach, schedules a movie premiere in Claverack New York before returning to Hollywood under a contract after the tour.
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic actions during Eisenhower's presidency, noting mixed Congress control in 83rd and 84th Congresses, the parties expanding rather than repealing New Deal goals, Social Security and minimum wage adjustments, civil rights efforts, highway financing, and education funding debates. It also references the Sirius star in Canis Major.
James Marlow notes the 84th Congress revealed more similarities than contrasts. He observes limited public demand for radical changes and points to intra party splits, notably between Northern and Southern Democrats and between Republican wings, as campaigns approach election day.
Bonn Germany reports that two thirds of the world's 900 million children are undernourished poorly clothed and inadequately housed The International Union to Child Welfare opened a four day convention with 120 delegates representing 67 NGOs in 41 countries The figures underpin the union s plans for international activity and future work Read The Gazette Classified Ads
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