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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1957

Page

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The D I drill instructor movie draws Marines to Hollywood

Jack Webb directs and stars in The D I a film about Marine boot camp with 53 real recruits from San Diego living in Hollywood. Marines help on set and Webb aims for authenticity while balancing acting, production, and personal life amid a busy schedule.

Jack Webb Jack Los Angeles Parris Island D.C Marine Training Center D.I San Diego Calif Uncle Sam Pentagon Tripoli Hollywood North Hollywood Don Dubbins U.S.A Jackie Loughery Monica Lewis D. I Mark VII Building Lloyd Nolan

Law By B L Livingstone Washington Debates Inflation

The House moves to a partisan clash over inflation causes as Democrats seek a national money and credit inquiry led by Rep Patman while Republicans denounce it as a political witch hunt targeting the Eisenhower administration. Patman cites monetary restraint as global concern, cites effects on farmers and small businesses amid tight credit and high rates.

B. L. .Ivingstone Washington the House House Eisenhower Pat‘man D-Tex Congress Reno Sam Franz San Francisco Ad Lovich Reno City Times Daily Patman Rep Halleck Indiana

Saint Stephen noted as first Read The Gazette martyr

A fragment notes Saint Stephen as the first Read The Gazette classified act and mentions a 1906 Britannica survey reporting 27 percent of adult Chinese males smoked opium.

Saint Stephen Acts Christian Martyr Encyclopedia Britannica

Town Teen Talk headline featuring NHS events

Town teens report on birthdays, parties, and school news. Students from Indiana wart area share interviews, homecomings, and a NHS staff award. Highlights include a surprise party for Christine Lias, a spaghetti lunch, and a travel story about Fred Reed’s Penn University trip.

John Jan Meneely Indiana Sellers Kirk Steifiven Tony Pek Margie Lias Bob Colish JHS Galen Zorak Andy Kuzneski Sam Carson Doty Smith Fred Reed Chuck Spadafora Penn University John Mained Sabatos Ginny Allison Billy Joe John Simpson Tom Heflin Margotston Chuck Laskey Ken Hennes Morton Ebensburg Sey Ed Kline Ron Gaydosh Alan “Crutch Ash Butch Mutz Peck McKnight Ferman Smith NHS Kirk Stewart Hutch’ Moreau Faith Noble Joe Kuzneski Bill Gatti Jim Mo High Arrow High Arrow’ Copped First Prizejretti, Ed Hess Jim Dickie Nick Antonnuccio Linda Grandy Carol Lohr Sue Steiner Peggy Shane Betty Ann Salsgiver Colum Cathy Quinn Jo Anne Grundy Kia Scholastic Press Association Sally Secosky Betsy Yonushonis Gail Kredel Wendy John Harcourt Vernon Fritchman Margieton Christine Lias Cummins Janie Kissinger Mary Kay Farell Ennie Sawyer Pat Larsen Christine Mary Francis Nibert Margie Mary Lucy Mcl Aloose Barb Brown Willa Ruth Cramer Harriet Nicely Susan Lehmer Joannie Lawrence Kathy McGregor Pat Strautiff Peggy Allshouse Linda Stafford Sue Bee Nancy Fleming Chris Janie Jimmy Neff Nick Antonnuccio Keith School Bamny Muir Dotty Hamilton Howard Reed Sandy Miller Chuck McCreary Marty Russell Jim Sprankle Mary McMahon Bob Adams Ruth Wagner Ken Helman Goree Stiles Frank Manzek Johnny Drye John Wilson Tom Brubaker Bob Miller Betty Freeman Fran Fletcher Lyon Hickey Art Worth Cindy Canfield John Carr Judy Ken Raymond Janice Rankin Cathy Watkins Jack Fuge Harriet Fuge Roger Fleming Pam White Barb Guthrie Christine Nelson Judy Fleming Bill Fleming Dog Kerr Denny Good Ed Readinger Ling Nelson Lyde Worth Dick Fuge

More Idled In British Ship Strike

Union bosses order 500000 more workers to walk out on Saturday as a second stage of a snowball strike to halt key dollar earning industries. Prime Minister Macmillan returns from Bermuda to address the labor crisis amid a prior wave of one million employees quitting in aviation, electrical, and machine tool sectors. The Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions cites complete refusal of engineering employers to negotiate a 10 percent wage increase as the trigger for the London area walkout.

Geoffrey Miller London Britain Macmillan Bermuda Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions

Odor Appeal for Army Chow Studied in UT Grant

KNOXVILLE Tenn The U S Quartermaster Research and Development Command awarded a 3500 grant to the University of Tennessee to study the sense of smell and how food odors affect appetite Results will be used to improve testing for selecting meals for servicemen

Knoxville Tenn U.S. ‘Quartermaster Research and Development Command University of Tennessee

Daily Variety picks top film of the year

Daily Variety names Around the World in 80 Days best picture. Ingrid Bergman named best actress and Yul Brynner best actor. Dorothy Malone and Robert Stack win best supporting roles. George Stevens earns best director for Giant. Trade poll contrasts with Academy Awards.

Hollywood Daily Variety Ingrid Berman Yul Brynner Dorothy Malone Robert Stack George Stevens Giant

Dulles Kin Advises On German Alliance

Eleanor Lansing Dulles sister of Secretary Dulles told the Buffalo Federation of Women's Clubs that East Germany is staunchly German and resistant to Communist indoctrination. She warned that if 400,000 Soviet troops were withdrawn the Communist facade would collapse overnight.

Buffalo N.o Eleanor Lansing Dulles East Germany Sind Buffalo Federation of Women’s Clubs Dulles Office of State Department

Polish Premier Lan Resigns Over Motion Loss in Paris

PARIS sources report Cambodian Premier Lan and his government resigned after failing to pass a motion. In Canberra observers note Australia censured over economic policy. Health minister Donald Cameron announced today that 144 million children worldwide have received the Salk vaccine since June.

Paris U Lan Canberra Tralian Salk Phnom Penh Donald Cameron

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