Teenagers pick favorite television personalities in nationwide survey
A 951 student survey lists top shows and personalities across genres. Perry Como, Red Skelton, and Durwood Kirby are among the standout favorites, with girls and boys differing on types and announcers.
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Perry Como
Loretta Young
Dinah Shore
Carol Burnett
Jack Paar
Red Skelton
Gilbert Youth Research Co
Robert Stack
Carroll Burnett
Durwood Kirby
Como and Skelton
Ed Sullivan
Maverick
Caroll Burnett
Liberace Redefines Wealth with Gold Peprsonal Compound Home
Hollywood interview notes Liberace’s diversified wealth from real estate oil and entertainment. He recalls passing up 380 000 dates during illness and says he now prefers staying home to work in TV and film. His Sunset Strip residence features gold decor a gold leaf bath and a piano shaped pool reflecting his style and success.
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Hollywood
Liberace
Apostle
Japan
Mama
Sherman Oaks
Sunset Strip
Los Angeles
George
Marthar
Hollywood Hills
The Young Savages review by Evan Hunter
Review notes Burt Lancaster film The Young Savages as a stark look at life in New York slums with a panel of nondelinquent teens previewing the movie. John Frankenheimer earns praise for direction and realism, with praise for Shelley Winters and a plot featuring a district attorney's aide in a murder case.
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Burt Lancaster
Evan Hunter
New York
John Frankenheimer
Burt
Shelley Winters
Louise Kaufman
Lancaster
Mer Gantry
Australian beer glass sizes explained
In Australia a cruiser denotes a very large glass of beer, followed by schooner as the next size up, a middy for a ten ounce measure, and a pony as the smallest glass.
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Australia
Brent Colbert Steps In As Maverick TV Replacement
ABC assigns Brent Colbert to substitute for James Garner on Maverick after Garner's exit in a legal dispute. Colbert, real name Robert Colbert, resembles Garner and describes a casual start reporting to wardrobe for a costume before producers chose him to continue the series.
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Hollywood
Brent
Bret
Bart
Beau
Robert Colbert
Claudette
Bob
James Garner
Roger Moore
Maverick
Roger
Bob Colbert
Garner
Warner Brothers
Mala Powers
Jim Garner
ABC
Pigeon Hatches Hope on Tulsa World Building Ledge
A pigeon nests on a ledge of the Tulsa World Building near photo studios as a reporter notes the bird attempts to hatch two eggs with a flash bulb nearby in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa World Building
Ann Landers Advice Column From 1961 Readers
The column presents multiple letters seeking guidance from Ann Landers. Topics include dating rejection after a kiss experiment, nail biting as a symptom of emotional issues, teen debt collection among young girls, and a 15 year old dating a 22 year old with parental disapproval. The tone mirrors a 1960s advice column offering practical and moral guidance.
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Ann Landers
Law
Ann
Bobby Darin A Spurred Rise To Stardom And Self Belief
Bobby Darin, a driven young star, aims for top fame and compares himself to Jolson Crosby or Sinatra. He recalls a strict upbringing, early rock hits, and a switch to Broadway and film. Married to Sandra Dee last December, he values individuality and self belief, planning five children and less time for photography.
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Bobby Darin
Jolson
Crosby
Sinatra
Bobby
Frank Sinatra
Sandra Dee
Sandra
Knowles Warns Against Unneeded State Reorganization
Lt. Gov. Warren Knowles cautioned that reorganizing state government merely for the sake of it could breed costly bureaucracy. Speaking at River Falls High School he urged supporting useful reforms while opposing creation of new bureaus with more staff. He recommended the legislative council evaluate operations to keep politics out of the process.
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River Falls
Warren Knowles
Knowles
Gaylord Nelson
Executive Office
Legislative Council
Man Killed by Mower Blade Accident at Son’s Farm
Burlington AP report states 73 year old John Mangold died Saturday after toppling from a horse drawn mower and falling onto the cutter blade in a hay field at his son's farm.
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Burlington
John Mangold
Sam Levenson on How Not to Parent a Teen
Comedy by Sam Levenson uses his teen years as a Brooklyn teacher to mock parenting myths. He offers a cheeky list of rules aimed at parents noting absurdities in overindulgence and neglect.
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Sam Levenson
Sam
Brooklyn
Tips for Teens on Overcoming Shyness at Dances
Dear Elinor advises freshmen to gain social ease through gradual exposure at mixed parties and dates. Prepare appearance and outfits, choose appropriate clothes, have conversation starters, be friendly and introduce people with brief remarks to spark chatter.
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Elinor
Jane White
Bob Brown
Jane
Sinatra Sold Out in Las Vegas Line Leads to Disappointment
A Las Vegas visit to see Frank Sinatra ends with a sold out show after a two hour nonreservations wait in a crowd of fans. The writer recalls Sinatra’s rise from early days and notes Kay Starr’s Sahara Club performance. Also lists the Coulee Region top ten tunes of the week.
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Frank Sinatra
Jack Roubik
Las Vegas
Sinatra
He Shannon
Hollywood
Sands
Oys
Jack
Kay Starr
Sahara Club
Coulee
Dave Kennedy
Pat Boone
Dee Clark
Ricky Nelson
Yellow Bird
Arthur Lyman
Temptation
Everly Broth
City Native Wins $2000 Scholarship
A La Crosse native, William Bruce Ewert of Alton New Hampshire, won a $2000 college scholarship from the Concord New Hampshire Sprague Electric plant. He is the son of Allan B. Ferry and his wife of Alton. He attended elementary school in Sparta. The scholarship honors a son or daughter of a company employee and provides a matching grant to the college attended. Ewert is enrolled at the University of New Hampshire College of Technology.
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la Crosse
William Bruce Ewert
Alton, N.H
Concord, N.H
Sprague Electric Company
Allan B. Ferry
Alton
Sparta
Ewert
University of New Hampshire,College of Technology
Child Dies of Lead Poisoning in Milwaukee
Two year old Zepphia Washington died in a Milwaukee hospital after months of illness from eating painted plaster and wallpaper. Autopsy found arsenic and lead poisoning. officials say lead remains in the system for a long time and can cause poisoning.
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Milwaukee
Zepphia Washington
Zepphia
Drowned Man Found Wrapped In Jacket
The body of John Gutjahr, 40, of rural West Bend was found in Big Cedar Lake Saturday night. He was found near a boat he had rented earlier in the evening and was wrapped in a life jacket.
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West Bend
John Gutjahr
Big Cedar Lake
Gutjahr
Kenosha Boy Dies After Creek Swim At Greenfield
Allen T. Lucas fifteen of Kenosha Wisconsin drowned in Sugar Creek near Greenfield Indiana while swimming with three Ezell brothers Donald Charles and Jack of Philadelphia. He apparently suffered a cramp and disappeared beneath seven feet of water. his body was recovered half an hour later.
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Allan T. Lucas
Kenosha
Wis
Sugar Creek
Here
Ralph Lucas
Donald
Charles
Jack Ezell
Philadelphia
Ezell
Lucas
Postmasters Elect Wisconsin Chapter Leaders
Louis J. Andrew of Fond du Lac is the new president of the Wisconsin chapter of the U S Postmasters Association succeeding Robert W Edwards of Beaver Dam. Vice presidents elected were Norm Losby Eau Claire Bernadine Zeichert Black River Falls Al Czarncki Muskego and Phil Kinney Mason. Harold Van Buren Hartland was re elected secretary treasurer. The state chapter backed John P Snyder of Oconomowoe for president of the national body.
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EAU Claire
Louis J. Andrew
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
U.S. Postmasters Association
Robert W. Edwards
Beaver Dam
Norm Losby
Bernadine Zeichert
Black River Falls
al Czarncki
Muskego
Phil Kinney
Mason
Harold van Buren
Hartland
John P. Snyder
Oconomowoe
Aquinas Girls Selected for UW News Workshop
Three Aquinas High School students Sally Zoellner Marjorie Johnson and Rosanna Bell were chosen by the University of Wisconsin to attend the Summer High School Journalism Workshop on the Madison campus June 25 to July 1. Sponsored by the School of Journalism Wisconsin Press Association and the Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League.
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Aquinas
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Sally Zoellner
Marjorie Johnson
Rosanna Bell
Wisconsin
The
School of Journalism
Wisconsin Press Association
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Miss Zoellner
Paul Zoellner
Adams St
Aquinas News
Miss Bell
Walter Bell
Shorewood Drive
Nelson vows support of rights program in Wisconsin
Gov. Gaylord Nelson told the Wisconsin Association of Colored Women that racial discrimination is a top state issue and he will push a civil rights program this legislative session. The plan would outlaw housing and public accommodations discrimination and empower the Governor's Commission on Human Rights to enforce laws.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin Association of Colored Women
Nelson
Commission On Human Rights
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