Wallach rises from army medic to film star in Hal Boyle column
Hal Boyle recounts Eli Wallach's journey from Army Medical Corps medic and aspiring actor to a rising screen star after Baby Doll. Wallach, son of a Brooklyn candy store owner, recalls early acting dreams and Broadway years, noting the controversy around Baby Doll and the uncertain fuss over it.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Eli Wallach
Ella Kazan
Wallach
Deep South
South
Midwest
New England
Broadway
Dor
Brookly
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Brooklyn
Army Medical Corps
Hawaii
North Africa
France
Germany
Officers Elected For New Airport In SW Virginia
Norton reports private contributions funding the Cumberland Airport Authority. George Wharton named permanent chairman Herman Huff secretary Sherine Wallace treasurer. First checks totaling 1300 received from Norton Coal Co and Old Dominion Power Co. Project cost estimated at 425000 with site work authorized. Local officials from Wise Lee Dicken son Norton Russell County participate.
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Cumberland Airport Authority
Norton Chamber of Commerce
George Wharton
Wise
Herman L. Huff
Chamber of Commerce
Wos
CAA
Sherinel Wallace
Board For Supervisors
Russell County
Nartot Coal Co
Old Dominion Power Co
Aciold II. Johnson
Lee County
Elmer Foote
Dickenson County
A. O. Umstead
Virginia
Las
County of Wise
Joch Logan
Thas
Porpol UN
Rob-neering
Lerts
Wallac
Anyi
London
UT Faculty Seek 25 Percent Raise Over Dixie Average
UT faculty urge a 25 percent across the board raise citing surveys that place UT pay below 80 percent of comparable institutions and about 400 dollars a year under the Dixie average. Turnover is high as industry salaries draw educated staff. President Brehm calls the situation critical and states salaries must rise to retain quality teaching staff.
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Dixie
Knoxkville
University of Tennessee
American Assn
Univer
William Keenen
Chantes
Keenen
Keenan
G. B. Brehm
UT Board of ‘Trustees
Tefk
Dr. Brehm
University salary scales and resignations noted
The article outlines starting salaries from instructors at 3000 dollars to full professors at 5000 pounds with a median range around 3600 to 6309 dollars. It cites 44 faculty resignations in 1930 for higher pay and references a proposed 18 million dollar operating budget for 1957-59, trimmed to about 16.57 million by Gov. Frank Clemens.
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Brehm
Oine
Frank Clemens
General Assembly
Soviet Khrushchev laments lack of Communist fighters in class struggle
A scrambled dispatch from Moscow quotes Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev urging unity against the workers' foes. Washington notes reflect on U S efforts to foster Asia related writing and dialogue. New York coverage compares Salvador Dali’s Bulletism to rock music and artwork. Oklahoma note reports a surge of burglaries in McAlester with a request for a "burglar editor" at the News Capital.
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Nakita Khrushchev
Statin
Washington
John D. Rocke
Asia
New York
Salvadoran
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