09 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1956
Page
1
Las Vegas AP reports why TV programs vanish despite decent ratings. Janet Paige notes sponsor indecision and option renewals as factors, while she and producer Artie Stander, her husband, chose not to extend their show It's Always Jan.
Senator Knowland of California publicly denies any move to seek the Republican nomination if Eisenhower bows out. He calls the circulating "Knowland for President" plan anonymous, saying supporters wanted to avoid distractions and that he would not run without Eisenhower's leadership.
Evening lineup features Lucy and Ethel tights bet, Perry Como, Gunsmoke, Holiday with Coretta Morrow, Mystery films, and top shows from 7 to 11.30. Highlights include Stars Dietrich and Mantle guesting, James Bond like drama, and nightly sports with Pirates Cardinals from St Louis. A televised recipe ends the night with a three inch chicken pastry circle over creamed chicken and vegetables.
The NAACP accuses the Democratic party of insincerity on civil rights legislation in Senate committee. Roy Wilkins says Senator Eastland is conducting a filibuster by limiting hearings to one or two witnesses weekly, with 75 still to be heard.
In Maizuru Japan released Japanese prisoners of war and two children arrived today after nearly 11 years in Soviet prison camps. Among the repatriates was Otozo Yamada former general and commander of the Japanese Manchurian army. The Japanese Red Cross said today’s group boosted the total returned to 1,478.
Beirut Lebanon Premier Abdullah Yaffi announced a new ten member Lebanese cabinet last night retaining eight ministers who had resigned on Tuesday while bringing in new faces to fill the remaining two posts in a reshuffle designed to stabilize the government and preserve continuity.
Dewey Swindle.54, has been sent to prison in Phoenix for the fourth time for issuing a bad check. He admitted passing a $85.50 check to finance his job search. The judge imposed a three to five year term.
A man described as a Polish poet and former attaché at the Polish legation in Paris plunged to his death in New York City. Police investigated the circumstances of the fatal incident amid sparse accessible details.
Police identified Jan Lechon Serafinowicz about 60 in Manhattan yesterday near the Henry Hudson Hotel after an incident. ABC-TV leaves the George Krzywicki show for Europe on June 26, with Serafinowicz returning Sept 10 at 8 p m EDT. Po-Jean Hagen plays his wife as the poet will not be with the show next season.
New Delhi officials said India is negotiating with Russia to buy a fleet of Ilyushin transports for nationalized air services. Two Russian experts arrived for talks with the Ministry of Communications and Indian Airlines Corp. Discussions focused on six transports deliverable immediately, each carrying up to 32 passengers, with a reported price near $210,000 per plane.
Los Angeles film producer Joe Pasternak's mother-in-law, Thelma Darrell, 56, failed to obtain a court order forcing increased support from Dorothy Pasternak, 35. Superior Judge A A Scott ruled the demand excessive, noting the daughter-in-law already provides voluntary help and medical costs.
William Quarles, 33, pleaded guilty to stealing and forging a government tax refund check to buy a tombstone for his mother's grave. He tearfully explained his mother died two years ago, and the check was for 160 dollars. Judge Connell asked for a probation report before sentencing. Tulsa note: coal to gasoline ratio stated as one barrel requires eight tenths of a ton.
Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger, film stars, were naturalized as U.S. citizens yesterday in Los Angeles before Federal Judge Peirson Hall. Granger said the couple had long anticipated becoming American.
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