Could Marilyn Monroe Get a Secretary Job in America
Hal Boyle reports a survey of executives who rank initiative and efficiency over glamour in secretaries. They prefer workers age 20 to 40, value typing and information handling, and frown on distractions. The piece notes fears about marriages and aging secretaries, concluding Monroe would likely be rejected. A separate Chicago item notes six-year-old Frank Rage becoming an American citizen with emotion.
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Movie studios embrace TV as new gold rush
Hollywood studios shift from disdain to cashing in on television. REO leads with old pictures sold to TV under new ownership the O’Neils of General Tire. Daniel O Shea former CBS executive now heads the studio. Bill Dowser production chief touts TV as a talent developer for film.
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Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
An old advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment provides quick cooling relief for itching and burning piles. It touts widespread popularity and a money back guarantee, urging readers to ask their druggist for a 50 cent box or ointment tube.
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Kentucky Legislature Prepares Budget Delay Bill
In Frankfort Kentucky the Legislature moved a budget delay measure toward final action before Monday midnight The House gave first reading to a pension fund bill after a lengthy session and the Senate planned to adjourn until Monday evening The budget-delay bill would skip the next state budget submission deadline set by law and allow more time for the 1966 63 budget process with Gov Chandler involved in the action
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Famed Texas Ranger Starts Down Trail
Wil Tom Hickman, 70, a famed Texas Ranger, begins a horseback trek down the old Chisholm Trail to Fort Worth. He travels light, sleeping outdoors with his pack horse, en route to the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show opening later this month. He plans to watch government budget moves as Texas lawmakers debate finance deadlines and potential penalties.
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Man Rejects $160 000 Inheritance From His Sister
In Providence Rhode Island Earl 8 Jenckes of Wyomissing Pa says he turned down 100900 left by his late sister Clara H Jenckes claiming he has enough money He described himself as a manufacturer about 80 years old The inheritance will go to his two children George A Jenckes and Mrs Louise Fay of Wyomissing
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Ed Sullivan Released From Film Of His Life
Hollywood INS reports television host Ed Sullivan is released from a Warner Brothers project, The Ed Sullivan Story, after he could not fit eight weeks of Hollywood filming into his TV schedule. The studio cited his busy commitments as the reason. A separate item notes the death of Mabel Ruth Henry, 70, a Beattyville Ky. grade school teacher.
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