Mystery missing from show business admits Broadway star
James Vivian Blaine from Say Darling laments loss of glamor as stars reveal too much of their lives. She advocates mystery and neater, more polished public images for performers and housewives alike, warning that privacy erodes appeal and may spark public ridicule.
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Calls for action to curb interstate billboard growth in Missouri
The Missouri Legislature is urged to pass enabling legislation to control billboard advertising along the interstate. The Automobile Club of Missouri and American Automobile Association argue that ribbon development harms safety, reduces capacity, and degrades highways. Since federal incentives reward compliant states, Missouri plans to consider the measure when it convenes next year.
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Montreal Opera’s Panic Casts a Child Star
During a Madame Butterfly performance in Montreal an anxious cast sought a last minute replacement. Box office official Paul Lebel seized a street chance, selecting seven year old Marielle Pelletier from a waiting family, dressing and directing her to perform flawlessly on stage.
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Observations on Killing by a Missouri Conservationist
In a reflective missive the Missouri conservationist muses on why hunters kill what they love. He argues most sportsmen are normal, not sadists, driven by atavistic impulses and respect for quarry, rather than vicarious revenge or neurosis.
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Closed Shop May Skew Anti Communist Workers in 1958
National Affairs column recounts Berfield a Sylvania Electric worker in Emporium Pennsylvania facing dismissal under a union shop after a 30 day period if he does not join United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America. The piece notes his loyalty oaths civil defense and school board and questions union power and civil liberties while urging legislative remedies and court protection for non joined workers. It highlights CIO expulsion of the UE and Supreme Court ambiguities on free association for anti Communist workers. Senator Johnston pledges review as Berfield seeks legal protection of his job.
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Powell in 60 Presidential Game Faces Mixed Support
Harlem minister and congressman Adam Clayton Powell runs amid GOP hopes to seize Tammany’s Upper East Side power while facing a possible loss of influence on the crucial Education and Labor Committee. De Sapio’s discipline actions loom as Powell seeks renomination and reelection, with Harlem backing and political maneuvering shaping the race.
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