Unlikely Trio Tops Sunday TV Night Dinah Shore Ella Fitzgerald Sutherland
Opera star Joan Sutherland blues singer Dinah Shore and jazz vocalist Ella Fitzgerald sing together on NBC TV in a rare ladies night. Ed Sullivan’s McGuire sisters "Danny Boy" moment is noted. other programs include Edie Adams Western spoof and color TV highlights.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Ed Sullivan
McGuire Sisters
Danny Boy
Joan Sutherland
Dinah Shore
Ella Fitzgerald
Dinah
Miss Sutherland
Edie Adams
NBC
Europe Prepares For Record Million U.S. Tourists
Europe expects a tourism surge from the United States with Americans predicted to reach one million visitors this year. Americans may number 300000 on European roads while British travelers rise by about 300000. passports for students are rising, and travel costs and deficits shape budgeting. Major cities like London Paris Rome Madrid expect substantial American arrivals and flight schedules for June through September will top records.
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AP Business News
New York
Europe
English Channel
Washington
British Automobile Association
United States
American Express
European Travel Commission
London
Paris
Rome
Madrid
Moscow
Transatlantic
International Air Transport Association
TransAtlantic Passenger Conference
FASTEETH Keeps Dentures Secure on Any Plate
FASTEETH is an alkaline powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It has no gummy taste or slippery feel, does not sour the mouth, and helps prevent plate odor by deodorizing breath. Available at drug counters everywhere.
Rains Help Ebb Drought In Red China Crops
Tokyo dispatch reports New China News Agency says 10 days of rain and snow fell across main grain and cotton regions in Red China, relieving drought in parts of the country though some areas received little or no precipitation. The drought has troubled crops for years and the recent rainfall is welcomed but inadequate in spots.
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Tokyo
China
New China News Agency
Red
Black River Falls to Have Two City Council Contests
In Black River Falls Wisconsin the April 2 election features two City Council races. In the 1st Ward incumbent Eugene Greenlee goes against Robert Ott while in the 4th Ward incumbent Archie Fisher opposes Constance Merow.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Eugene Greenlee
Robert Ott
Archie Fisher
Constance Merow
Printers Vote To Continue Strike In NYC
New York printers vote 64 to 157 against a proposed settlement, extending a strike that began last December against four major papers. The ITU union ranks criticize terms as inadequate while other unions move toward synchronized contracts and the Post resumes.
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Nyc
NEW York
Robert F. Wagner
International Typographical Union
the Post
ITU Executive Council
Stereotypers
Photoengravers
ITU Mailers
Independent Deliverers Union
Afl-Cio
Cleveland
Ohio
the Plain Dealer
The
Press & News
Post
Elmer Brown
ITU
Haunted Beria House Rumors Stir Moscow Neighborhood
In Moscow the former Beria residence, now Tunisian Embassy, sparks tales of hauntings and strange noises. Residents recall the 1953 tanks, Beria’s execution, and lingering fear as locals debate if the house is truly haunted while others dismiss the myth. First Atlantic cable linked continents on August 8, 1858.
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Moscow
Lavrenty P. Beria
Joseph Stalin
Secret Police
Tchaikovsky Boulevard
Beria
Kremlin
Lydia A. Smetanova
Counselors Begin VA Hospital Course
In Tomah Wisconsin the spring training session for vocational counselors in the rehabilitation division of the State Board of Vocational and Adult Education started on March 14. Four counselors will receive 16 days of training in rehabilitation of the mentally ill, conducted two days weekly over eight weeks. Participants include Raymond W. Hawke Roy C. Huser from Green Bay district Robert Sandahl Milwaukee and Robert Stutzman Madison.
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Tomah
Wis
Tomah VA Hospital
State Board of Vocational and Adult Education
Raymond W. Hawke
Roy C. Huser
Green Bay
Robert Sandahl
Milwaukee
Robert Stutzman
Madison
Bliss Isley, Ex-Editor, Dies at 82 in Kansas
Bliss Isley, 82, a former newspaperman and author, died Saturday after years of illness. He spent two decades at various Kansas and Missouri papers and served as editor of the Hutchinson Gazette in Kansas.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Bliss Isley
Kansas
Missouri
Hutchinson (Kan
Gazette
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