Perfect Grandmother Rating Scale and Tips
A weekly feature presents common complaints about grandmothers and offers a scoring method to assess how well grandmothers support modern parenting. It lists questions on impartiality, respect for parents, gift choices, and communication, plus brief Q and A with Dr. Paul Popenoe on family harmony.
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Mediterranean Holiday and Those Calloways Showings
The notice lists showtimes for Mediterranean Holiday at 8 PM daily and a matinee at 2 PM on weekends, with additional screenings and schedule markings for EL PORTAL and Those Calloways times listed across late/early hours.
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EL Portal
Public figure notes and showbiz chatter from Walter Winchell
Walter Winchell’s column recalls Jack Ruby case angles and legal players. It notes Melvin Belli ready to stay on as Ruby’s appeal lawyer and lists lawyers Dann Kunstler and Gertz. It also surveys Hollywood gossip on Carol Lynley, James Bond profits, and party crowds in New York.
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Marian Anderson to sing final Carnegie Hall concert
New York reports Marian Anderson will perform a farewell concert at Carnegie Hall on Easter Sunday before beginning a world tour. The article recalls her rise from Philadelphia origins, the DAR controversy, and her later triumph at the Metropolitan Opera.
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Sammy Davis Jr Plans Movie Of The Man Rights
Sammy Davis Jr announces he will produce a color film of Irving Wallace novel The Man about the first Negro U.S. president. The Joint Venture Company led by Davis Milton Greene and Irving Stein won screen rights after six months of negotiation. Filming will happen in Washington D C and other locations including Cape Kennedy.
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