Record Shop of the Stars and Las Vegas Jazz Scene
Garwood Van details Ted Lewis and Dixieland acts, venues from Rector's to Bimbo's, and Las Vegas connections amid a stream of entertainment figures. Adah Lewis defends Ted Lewis while noting dates, clubs, albums, and personnel in a lively showbiz column.
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Ted Lewis
Jazz King
Columbia Records
Decca Records
Palais Royal
Gil Borg
Sam Salvin
Greenwich Village
Zeigfeld Roof
Reisenwebers
Ted
Rector’s
San Fran
Sparks
Adah Lewis
Musicland
Copa Lounge
Ranch House
Black Forest
the Golden Steer
Louigi
Frank Musso
Lena
Charter
Las Vegas Blvd
South
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Blessing of the Palms Opens Holy Week at Vatican
Pope John XXIII, 81, presides at the Blessing of the Palms in St. Peter's Basilica before about 5 000 worshippers. He accepts a special palm from Cardinal Tisserant, the rite observed as bells await next Saturday’s paschal celebration. The pontiff, looking tired, plans to issue the encyclical Pacem in Terris and visit St. Tarecisco the Martyr suburb.
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Vatican City
John
St. Tarecisco the Martyr
Rome
Michelangelo
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Sacred College of Cardinals
Italian Elections Move for Home
Rome reports the Italian campaign entering its final three weeks with thousands of Holy Week rallies. Palm Sunday saw leaders touring provinces as economists argue over national economic planning and potential further nationalizations like electricity. The Christian Democrats face Socialist pressure amid promises there will be no additional nationalizations.
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Rome
UPI
Italy
Christian Democrats
Riccardo Lombardi
Powell Praises Harlem Youth Work Program
Health officials praised a Harlem training program for youth workers organized with Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. Bernard Russell cited the $250,000 project by Associated Community Teams Inc as 27 adult workers graduated last week and now on the job.
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Washington
UPI
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Bernard Russell
Office of
Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Development
Associated Community Teams, Inc
House
Russell
Warden Cites DIY Market From Cell Inmates Punished
In Los Angeles a convicted robber lost jail privileges for 10 days and stayed in special confinement after jailers found a makeshift market in James Herman Johnson's cell. They discovered 20 pies a loaf of bread 14 cereal boxes 6 oranges and 4 hard boiled eggs.
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Los Angeles
UPI
James Herman Johnson
Vatican praises Kim Novak modesty amid film row
Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper, lauds actress Kim Novak for modesty after reports she walked out of a Dublin film over a producer’s dress request. It condemns mercantile pressure on performers and calls for self protection from illicit demands. The piece argues art should reflect decorum over earnings motives.
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Vatican City
UPI
Osservatore Romano
Kim Novak
Dublin
Osservatore
Boer Purse Ends With 58 Arrests
South African police arrested 58 suspected members of POQO in a major crackdown amid intensified efforts to dismantle the organization. Reports note searches for Potlako Leballo as Basutoland authorities broadened the manhunt in Leribe District.
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Basutoland
Potlako Leballo
Johannesburg
South African Liberal Party
Party
Cape Town
J. M. Keevy
Maseru
Leballo
Leribe
Sunday Times
Basuto
Pan African Congress
South Africa
Five Die in Head-On Crash Near Albion Michigan
A head-on collision three miles north of Albion Michigan killed five people and left three injured, one critically. Victims were Wilford Whittaker Clifford Bailey Elaine Adams Delores Howard Betty Morrell. Injured include Clarence Adams Fred Warfield and Bonne Marie Smith.
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Albion, Mich
UPI
Here
Wilford Ray Whittaker
Springport
Clifford James Bailey
Eaton Rapids
Elaine Adams
Albion
Delores Howard
Betty Jean Morrell
Charlotte
Clarence Adams
Fred Warfield
Bonne Marie Smith
Vermontville
Smith
Lila Hospital
Battle Creek
College Love Becomes Crime Bridge Tale from Sheinwold
A Daily Question feature using a bridge hand analysis to illustrate a moral about love and self interest. East sacrifices a trick to deceive declarer while West and South maneuver through spades and clubs, teaching a lesson on trust and partner coordination.
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Alfred Sheinwold
North Dealer
West
East
Declarer
South
Dummy
Buck
Sheinwold
Las Vegas
Grand Central Sta
New York
N.Y
Oregon Senate OKs measure to let voters decide death penalty
The Oregon Senate approved a bill by 25 to 3 to let voters decide whether to retain the death penalty. The measure goes to the House and sets a vote for the 1964 general election. Oregon voters in 1958 chose to keep the death penalty.
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Salem. Ore
UPI
Oregon Senate
Oregon
House
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