Suzy Parker Divorced in Paris from Pierre de la Salle
Actress model Suzy Parker was divorced in Paris on March 21 from writer Pierre de la Salle, with no financial settlement requested. The suit, based on incompatibility, was not contested by de la Salle, and Parker’s American lawyer Paul O’Dwyer noted the arrangement.
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Suzy Parker
Paris
Pierre de la Salle
de la Salle
Paul O'Dwyer
Miss Parker
Mathis Manager Sued Over Five Percent Fee
Attorney Roy Sharff sued Johnny Mathis' manager Helen Noga in Superior Court alleging an oral 1955 five year contract for legal services in exchange for five percent of earnings. He says nothing has been paid since December 1958 with two years left on the contract, estimating at least five thousand dollars. Plans were announced for a 320 acre Olympic Village near Tokyo to house 1964 Games contestants.
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Johnny Mathis
Roy Sharff
Helen Noga
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Sharff
Tokyo
Attorney cites custody details over 16 month old Georgia
The attorney mentions custody concerns involving their 16 month old daughter Georgia. The fragment references a parent’s claim or action but lacks full context or additional names and dates.
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Tody
Georgia
Television Confounds Kennedy A CBS Insight
CBS chief Washington bureau figure Howard K. Smith discusses why television unsettles even successful figures like John F. Kennedy. He cites debates with Nixon and notes CBS News still competes closely with NBC and Huntley Brinkley. Smith traces his own career from Tulane to Rhodes to CBS Berlin.
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Howard K. Smith
Smith
NBC
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Dave Brinkley
Chet Huntley
Doug Edwards
Huntley
Brinkley
Ed Murrow
Walter Cronkite
Sig Mickelson
John Day
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Heidelberg University
New Orleans
Oxford
Berlin
Smith defends reporters against Hagerty accusation
Smith rejects former Eisenhower press secretary Jim Hagerty’s claim that most TV radio reporters are merely voices and faces. Hagerty, newly named ABC vice president for news, may have spoken for his network where trained reporters are scarce and TV demands personality.
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Eisenhower
Jim Hagerty
Hagerty
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TV Tonight Highlights and Guest Lineups
TV tonight features Helen Traubel discussing her feud with the Metropolitan Opera at 4:30 on Channel 2. Wagon Train stars Janis Paige at 7:30 on Channel 2, and Gene Autry hosts Fiesta Jamboree with his national troupe at 7:30 on Channel 9. Debuts include Danger Man at 8:30 on Channel 7 and Naked City at 9 on Channel 2. The Oddball stars Conried and Faye Emerson, and Gore Vidal with Phyllis Diller join Orson Bean at 13:20 on Channel 2. Van Heflin headlines Patterns on Channel 12 at 14:28.
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Metropolitan Opera
Janis Paige
Gene Autry
Perry Como
Bobby Rydell
Caterina Valente
Don Adams
Peter
Mary
Conried
Faye Emerson
Gore Vidal
Phyllis Diller
Albert Dekker
Orson Bean
van Heflin
Kennedy to toss first ball opens major league season
President Kennedy, a right handed admirer of the game, plans to toss out the first ball as the Washington Senators meet the Chicago White Sox in the American League opener at Griffith Stadium on Monday.
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Washington
Kennedy
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Griffith Stadium
Cincinnati firm low bidder on five bridges
A Cincinnati firm H. and F. H. Hosea Co. appeared to be the low bidder with 208 819 dollars for replacing five weak narrow bridges in Clinton and Warren counties. The bid opened yesterday in Columbus and came in under the state estimate of 244 200 dollars. Bridges are on Ohio Route 350 and 132.
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Cincinnati
Clinton
Warren
Columbus
H. & F. H Hosea Co
Ohio
Newsmen with personality shape TV reporting duo
The quotation suggests that a successful TV reporter needs both bold presence and reliable credibility, arguing a balance of character and competence is essential for compelling on screen journalism. The remark emphasizes pairing strength with steadiness in presenting news.
Painting Exhibit By Local Artists At Chamber Office
A display of paintings by local artists at the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce offices will end Friday. The works were winning entries from a community interest contest judged in professional and amateur classifications.
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