Hagerty Tagged for ABC-TV Upset in Winchell Column
Walter Winchell reports Hagerty to be moved to a new policy post at ABC-TV with Robert Lang as chief aide in the reshuffle. ABC denies the upstairs transfer while Variety notes Hagerty will focus on policy and administration. The column also notes a Winona youth case and criticizes the housing order as PR instead of public service.
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Tax Talk Prompts Quick Tax Change Debate
The piece warns that federal, state, and local taxes rise in 1963 and 1964 while discussing cuts to federal income tax. It notes the poor stockholder loses even when profitable and mentions a London Parliament suggestion to legalize homosexual acts for national security reasons. It also includes a quiz item about the lyric source of a line from The Star Spangled Banner.
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White House Lament on First Family Album and Minow Defense
Merriman Smith criticizes the First Family album as mere mimicry and humor. The San Diego Union berates FCC chief Minow for defending a program starring Alger Hiss as reckless and naive about free enterprise, urging public protest.
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Stevenson Delegates Win White House Payroll Push
Amid Convention intrigue, Adlai Stevenson stalwarts including his law partners join the government payroll as six of his law firm receive positions to soothe delegates while the FCC chief vacancy lingers.
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Berlin Judge Named Nazi Party Member Cleared
Informed sources confirm Judge Dr Fritz Werner was a Nazi Party member but say he has been cleared. The statement contrasts with American families who faced his actions while his case drew wider scrutiny.
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Child star Hayley Mills on sleep and appearance
A brief quote shows Hayley Mills joking that lack of sleep makes her look like a frog in an interview. The Herald Tribune notes Marguerite Higgins highlighting Kennedy aides’ view of a Soviet crossroads toward cooperation with the West as China relations worsen. The remark ends with a moral line about angels and the devil.
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It Was Not Apple On Tree But
A pithy retort linked to the Garden of Eden notes that the fruit was not the sole cause of sin. The aphorism echoes moral debate and ancient interpretations without naming specific figures or dates.
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Claude Gordon Orchestra At Holiday Hotel Reno
Claude Gordon one of the world's top trumpeters brings his 14 piece orchestra to the Holiday Hotel in Reno for a holiday show. Fresh from a run at El Rancho in Sacramento the group blends music singing comedy and dance and is described as one of the most colorful bands in the country. Gordon built a prize winning lineup through nationwide work from Los Angeles to New York.
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Missiles Reported in Cuba and Soviet Corruption Claims
The N Y Mirror cites missile sites near Potosi Farm Manati and Chaparra sugar mill with positions north of Victoria de las Tunas. Newsweek notes early reports of Soviet missiles in Cuba late July and Cuban exile and Keating confirmations before Kennedy spoke. Khrushchev criticizes corruption linked to embezzlement by Communist Party members costing the Soviet Union 61 million in six months.
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Kingston Trio spark Las Vegas debut at the Dunes
A large Vegas crowd roared for the Kingston Trio plus one in a lively Dunes show led by John Stewart Nick Reynolds and Bob Shane with Dean Riley on bass. The set opened with This Little Light Of Mine and Dooley and Dooley classics prompting near standing ovations and two encores. Rip Tavior and The Steiner Brothers warmed the audience with polished acts before the Trio’s confident performance.
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Architectural Firm Opens In Las Vegas
Holmes and Narver a prominent architectural and engineering company has established facilities in Las Vegas announced today by Andrew V. Ruckman Managing Director Southern Nevada Industrial Foundation Initial employment about 40 expected to rise to 150 by year end 5 000 square feet at 3030 Highland Drive with 20 000 more under construction adjacent to the present structure to be occupied in January Holmes and Narver Inc long a major architect engineer at the Nevada Test Site has focused most work from Los Angeles and other firms are considering offices to support the nuclear propulsion program
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Norman Brooks Sings At Flamingo in Morris Lansburgh’s Hotel
Norman Brooks, whose voice evokes the late Al Jolson, headlines the Flamingo Lounge at Morris Lansburgh’s Fabulous Flamingo Hotel. He returns after a year and will perform through January 2, with Lionel Hampton and Ruth Clay joining on December 27 for a special engagement.
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NOW Boys Night Out at Guild: Dangerous Love Affair
A listing for NOW Boys Night Out shows showtimes at 7:30 with a feature titled Dangerous Love Affair running from 1:20 to 3:35 and additional screenings at 5:45 8:00 and 10:10.
Esquire Quotes and Celebrity Reflections on Society
A compilation of remarks from Norman Mailer Walter Hagen Julian Adderley Mark Clark Henry Wallace Bernard Baruch Harry Emerson Fosdick Myron Cohen Tony Curtis Cary Grant Frank Fontaine and William Redfield. They discuss race education war patriotism liberty and family life with vivid, era tone.
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Vaughn Monroe praises patience comparing it to waiting for a fish bite. Leonard jokes about his baldness at Cheers. Maria Callas critiques Hollywood as a contrast of low and high. Henry Stampler probes why doctors wear masks in surgery. Richard Rodgers muses on words over music and the danger of misplaced breaths in lyrics.
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