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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1959
Page
8
A reader asks how to handle a son returning from Tokyo with a Japanese wife and a baby on the way. Ann Landers urges the father to welcome them, suggesting clergy guidance and reconciliation, noting war leaves room for forgiveness.
TV columnist notes Betty Furness has spent a decade in Westinghouse commercials, limiting acting work as sponsors bar live or filmed projects. She stays in New York, pops to Hollywood for Desilu playhouse shoots, and recalls how sponsorship shapes her career and choices.
Arlington Tex actor Morgan Woodward known as Shotgun Gibbs on Wyatt Earp hides behind a mustache to star in the series while pursuing operatic voice coaching with Mario Chamlee. He aims for bass baritone at the Met and plans future recordings with Fess Parker’s music company. Woodward recalls UT days with Paul Mansfield and describes audience reactions to his disguise.
Author James A Michener will write an adventure drama for ABC TV titled Adventures in Paradise detailing a young American sailor’s exploits in the South Seas and Asian coasts. Produced by Martin Manulis, the hour-long series debuts next September, with Michener’s focus on Pacific and Asian settings.
Shirley Sanders asks what would stop if Earth reached sun size. The piece explores gravity, density, and hypothetical hollow giant humans with heavy brains, imagining daily life on a vastly enlarged Earth. An Iowa City AP brief closes with a baby Gramps joke.
Donald Bronson, son of Mr and Mrs Carl L Bronson Cashton, will graduate from the American Institute for Foreign Trade in Phoenix. Specializing in Western Europe, he prepared for a career in U S business or government abroad. Bronson attended Cashton High School University of Wisconsin and the University of Oslo Norway. He earned a BS in history from La Crosse State College and is a U S Army veteran. He is married to Ellen Wangen daughter of Mrs Paul O Wangen.
A McAlester Oklahoma hat shop received a mailed check and note from a woman who admitted buying a hat on sale and leaving without service. She explained it was easier to walk out with the hat than wait for a clerk.
A gallery of remarks features Oscar Levant confessing insomnia and self regard, Red Buttons joking about Writers Guild initiation dues, and Zsa Zsa Gabor denying being a sex pot while embracing her sex appeal.
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