Jerry Lewis Finds British Audiences Are Responsive
Jerry Lewis reports British audiences were fabulous and hungry for laughs during a Palladium engagement. He recalls a 1953 booing incident but says the current tour drew strong reviews and intense fan mail. Lewis notes British humor differs from American slang and plans a return to London next year.
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Jerry Lewis
Jerry
Dean Martin
Marlin
Lewis
the Palladian
Dean
Ang
Jerry Wan
Martin and Lewis Trust
Anerican
Sendipe
the Palladium
London
Palmiro Togliatti Emerges as Soviet Line Leader
International News Service reports Palmiro Togliatti, aged 65, as the Kremlin’s trusted lieutenant in Italy. His long arc from Turin student, Avanti writer, to Communist leader includes Madrid’s Garibaldi Brigade ties, wartime missions, and postwar government roles, with persistent health issues and a vow to press for pro Communist votes.
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Campaion
Liitel Longo
Toglatt
Tallin Communist Party
Reds
Sili
Vale Communist
Torllatti
Politcal
Geallery
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Togiiniti
Soviet Union
Turin
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Taly
Mussolini
Ercole Ercoll
Hercules Hercules
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Toglatli
Garibaldi
Togilatli
Russia
Italy
Communist Party
Sered
Alteast
Hal
Trujillo Explains Lavish Gifts To Hollywood Beauties
U S Congress criticizes Dominican dictator’s son Rafael Trujillo III for lavish spending in Hollywood. He is study at the Army CGSC in Fort Leavenworth while Adolfo Camarena defends the expenditures as minor from his bankroll. Democratic Rep Wayne Hays of Ohio argues the gifts illustrate the same foreign aid cost.
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Barnint
Rafael Trujlloe
Adolfo Camarena
Camarena
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U. S. Army Command and General Staff School
Fi. Letosenworll
Kau
Congress
Dominican Republic
Hays
Gehor
Novak
Fall To Bring Showdown In Virginia's School Setup
Virginia faces a September clash as federal judges in Harrisonburg and Norfolk move to enforce desegregation against the state. Judge John Paul ruled the Charlottesville order remains in effect pending appeals, while Norfolk’s Judge Hoffman signaled the old order takes effect after the Supreme Court declined Virginia's appeal. NAACP lawyers seek timing for a desegregation start, while Gov. Almond vows Virginia will follow state statutes banning any “race mixing” in schools.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Harnsonburg
Norfolk
U.S
Harrisonburg
John Paul
NAACP
Charlottesville
U.S. Supreme Court
Naacp Ender
Charlottessville
Walter J. Hoffman
Supreme Court
Inpy
Senenen
Gov. Almond
Immenis
Vir Pinia
Barrison
Hoover Named Director of California Chamber
Herbert Hoover Jr of Los Angeles, a consulting engineer and son of the former President, has been elected a director of the California State Chamber of Commerce. Hoover previously served as undersecretary of state from 1954 to 1955.
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SAN Tranciscom
Herbert Moover Dt
Los Angeles
California State Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Car crashes into gas station after new highway intersection
A vehicle lost control and struck a gas station after the opening of a new highway intersection at the Y junction of routes 33 and 50. The driver, identified as Roger Bid, sustained injuries while attendants operated the pumps to stop the car.
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Athens
Chip
Roger Biddie
U. 8
Biddie
Tax Freedom Day highlights rising tax burden on Americans
The article outlines Tax Freedom Day as the date when earned income starts to belong to the taxpayer instead of government. It explains a formula using government receipts and personal income, noting the 1938 observance and sponsors like T. J. Burnett and Dallas Hostetler who promote awareness of the tax load carried by individuals.
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Sami
United States
Henshaw
Sim
U.S. “Treasury
T. 3. Burnett
The
California Taxpayers’ Assn
Dallas L. Hostetler
Florida
Assn
Hostetler
Forsyth County trial session interrupted by gum chewing remark
A Forsyth County courtroom session was halted when a judge warned a witness about chewing tobacco. The judge told the witness to stop chewing and act like a man before continuing with criminal case testimony.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Forsyth County
Hosle Sink
Defendant says he was forced to admit to crime
In Nashville federal court a defendant testified he was beaten with a leather strap by city officers to coerce signing a statement admitting guilt. He could not identify the officers, and officer Robert Corgine testified he was present for part of the statement signing but not the signing itself.
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Arthur Hayate
U.S. Districtudge
William E. Miller
Fgovernment
Freffie
Robert Corgine
Haynig
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