Hollywood GrapeVine and Casting Rumors Skewed
Erskine Johnson reports on a flood of Hollywood rumors and chatter about Gail Russell's sanatorium stay and a potential romance with Clark Gable, Janet Leigh, Marilyn Monroe, Susan Hayward, Virginia Mayo, Barbara Britton, and Liz Taylor era topics. The item weaves gossip on Jack Webb, Rock Hudson, Shelley Winters, and other stars, noting career shifts and Broadway dreams.
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Hollywood
Grapevine
Virginia Mayo
Warner Bros
Barbara
Mrs. North
Britton
Bill Would Change Age For Drivers
A Harrisburg bill would end licenses and learner permits for youths. Rep Maurice Goldstein and Rep Willard Agnew proposed the change. The measure lets 16 17 18 year olds obtain licenses only with parental consent sworn statement. Other proposals include vehicle age inspections and driver fitness reexamination after costly accidents.
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Harpisburg
Maurice H. Goldstein
R— Allegheny
Willard F. Agnew
R — Allegheny
Revenue Secretary
William A. Steckel
Lehigh
Robert Wheeler Jr
Fayette
Shah of Iran Kin Searched in Paris. Boy Vanishes
The Shah of Iran’s brother arrived in Paris seeking his seven year old nephew Prince Ali Patrick who vanished with his French born mother in Gstaad last Sunday. French police say there is no indication the boy and Princess Christiane are in France. The mother, widow of the Shah’s brother, moved from Switzerland with the child who attended Marie Joseph school. The feud over the prince’s education widened as the Shah insisted Swiss schooling per court rules while the mother wanted Paris for residence.
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Iran
Paris
Switzerland
Prince Ali Patrick
France
Christiane
Gstaad
Ali Patrick
Marie- Joseph School
Beef Eating Drive Aims to Reach Teen Beef Demand
Jay Taylor of the American National Cattlemen's Assn told the 78th Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Convention that cattlemen will push beef consumption among teens. He cited only a quarter of 15 million teens meeting energy needs and recounted a yard steak experiment to show youth interest. He suggested reaching teen minds via comic books or music.
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Dallas
America
Jay Taylor
American National Cattlemen's Assn
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Haisers Assa
J. S
Segregation Hearing Set for Public School Ruling
The Supreme Court may spend a full week starting April 11 hearing proposals on how to end racial segregation in public schools. Clerk Harold B. Milley said a full bench might be needed if all sides use the allotted time. Justice Jackson’s death delayed arguments last Dec 6. his successor, Judge John Marshall Harlan, takes a seat next week. The court ruled segregation unconstitutional on May 17, and seeks plans to implement the decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harold B. Milley
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
John Marshall Harlan
Gal's talk on Yalta papers sparks White House confusion
In Washington Sen. George D. Gal, 77, Democratic leader on foreign affairs, urged direct talks with Britain, France, and the Soviet Union while refusing to accept the Yalta papers. State Department released conflicting signals on access and timing, prompting political maneuvering and leaks.
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Washington
George D. Gal
Eisenhower
George
Senate Democrats
Yalta
Dulles
States
Department
Roosevelt-Churchill
Stalin
Gent
Henry Suydam
Congress
Seak
State Department
Suydam
Hisenhower
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Man Celebrates Death At Italian Village Party
Cerignola Italy Gioacchino Universita 77 staged his own death at a party after a trying day. He fainted and fell from a wall he was building. A villager rushed to relatives who arrived with the news he had died, then the scene unfolded with further events.
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Cerignola
Italy
Gioacchino
Taker and coffin mark somber end of 1963 heart deaths
The text notes a Chicago scene with a crying patient revived after fainting, a bedroom draped in black, flowers for mourning, and a request for wine and dinner after the patient survived a heart disease episode. It cites U.S. payrolls reaching 2 987 million in 1963 and 1 165 564 employed, with a mention of 800 000 people dying from disease of the heart annually and a significant share under 65.
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Chicago
U.S
Secr
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