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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1956
Page
9
A booklet titled How to Pick a Mate offers lists of desirable qualities for men and women from studies and notes the role of age, religion, morality and money. Separate advice debates romance at any age and child allowance practices including quarterly allowances and behavior guidance.
The Connecticut setback is cited by comedian Martha Raye as she explains selling her Westport home in a brief quote. A Haverford reading clinic chief, Dumelt A Betts, adds a quip about learning to read versus flying, linking two remarks on education and luck.
The readout offers sun sign advice for Taurus through Pisces with cautions on temper, health, finances, and relationships. It notes rest for Taurus, restraint in spending for Leo, and caution in emotional expressions for Scorpio, plus general tips on diplomacy and problem handling across signs.
A rowdy July 4 gathering at the American embassy featured Bulganin and Khrushchev mingling with guests amid jokes and casual chats. Attendees included John O Connor, Rabbi Gilbert Klaperman, Molotov, and photographers among the crowd. Reports note Elvis Presley may be drafted, Broadway sleeps, and a safety tip about crossing trains.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a hand where South must overtake two key cards to reach dummy. He overcomes lack of spades and king of clubs, then leads clubs while East can try to block. Through careful play and squeezes, South secures the 12th trick in the last line.
Henry Fonda explains actors' hypochondria as a byproduct of stage tension and eight performances weekly. He notes personal stamina from Mister Roberts and discusses forming Orion Productions to profit from film profits, starting with 12 Angry Men on a $370,000 budget. Fonda, from Nebraska, recounts varied early jobs and seeks sincerity and effortless seeming acting, warning true ease hides hard work.
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