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Sensitive Post Maxwell Henry Gluck as Ceylon Envoy
The article notes Maxwell Henry Gluck as ambassador to Ceylon with Dulles calling the island a sensitive area. It covers Bandaranaike’s 1956 election defeat, Sri Lanka opening talks with the Kremlin and Peiping, a split communist cabinet, and U S aid shifts from 1952 to 1956 amid evolving ties and higher living standards than India.
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Knowland Civil Rights Record and Gubernatorial Tilt
The Knowland camp signals a California governorship bid for 1958 with potential 1960 presidential plans. The article traces his Senate civil rights voting, noting support for direct civil rights action, opposition to restricting the bill to voting rights, and involvement in cloture debates and McCarthy censure positions. It highlights his pro civil rights stance alongside nuanced opposition and rule changes affecting filibusters.
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Senator Kerr Presses Billboard Question in Highway Hearings
At Senate Public Works hearings Sen. Robert Kerr questions why a roadside sign like Keeker Gasoline distracts drivers more than scenic views. The debate covers signs versus scenery, driver alertness, and data on billboard aesthetics, as Sen. Neuberger pushes a bill to add federal funds for states restricting billboards.
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Hal Boyle Sees Monday as a doorway to opportunity
The columnist argues Monday is not a grim start but a bugle call to adventure. He urges a constructive view of the week, seeing Monday as a stepping stone to better living and a chance to contribute to posterity beyond personal wealth.
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Fire and legal actions in Middletown and Dunkirk incident
Fire chief says a wire caused a car fire near Middletown forcing 21 year old Car ae Cole to leap with her 14 month old child as she was injured after a skull fracture. The incident led to hospital care for Cole while the infant was unharmed. Robert Bell seeks back pay from Butler County Civil Service Court proceedings naming three defendants. The Belgian steamer Princess Marie Jose was rammed by Clan Mac Neil and the 750 passenger Princess raced to Dunkirk and was beached with seconds to spare.
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Clan MacNeil
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Dunkirk
Justice Must Be Seen To Be Done in Free Press Roles
George Sokolsky argues for open trial reporting versus sub judice limits in Britain. He cites Percy Hoskins and the American ideal of reporting to inform the public while keeping judges and editors accountable, contrasting with the Yelllow Press era led by Hearst and Pulitzer.
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Telephone chimes and film notes echo earlier times
A collage of questions and facts spans topics from replacing telephone bells with tunes in France to a jazz opera tied to Met and Warner Brothers. notes on Tony Galento's quote, weight statistics, girdles, bathing suits, British and U S stewardess pay, Charlie Chaplin's wealth, and Broadway stars in Who's Who 1957.
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Harold Arlen
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Lawrence Tibbett
Warner Brothers
Tony Galento
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Ethel Merman
Julie Andrews
Judy Holliday
Florence Eldridge
Rosalind Russell
Rosaline
Senator Ellender Seeks Steam Relief Amid National Tension
Washington report follows Sen. Allen Ellender as he retreats to the Senate baths to ponder inflation, disarmament, civil rights and Dulles. A gazing spectator jokes about his toga moment while fellow senators discuss disaster relief and Texas droughts.
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London
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State Department
John Foser Dulles
Senate
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Margaret Chase Smith
John Foster Dulles
Sen. Ellender
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Ice Cream Cone Nostalgia From The Drug Store Counter
A nostalgic reminiscence notes ice cream cones declining at drug stores and recalls childhood joy. It contrasts penny sizes with a bygone era when one cent coins existed and favors scooped ice cream over bowls. The author imagines expanding the ice cream section to delight every neighborhood kid.
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Abraham Lincoln
Home Hazards Rise With Summer Visitors
A reader notes more home accidents without statistics, citing Middletown Hospital cases and summer dangers from children and adults. The writer warns familiar habits breed risks, shares a dog as a stair hazard, and urges readers to inspect homes for hazards and change bad routines.
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Notable Hollywood Rumors and Broadway Feats Across Gotham
Gossip from New York shows Marilyn Monroe grateful to Spyros Skouras after surgery and a lasting bond. The Buddy Rich marriage falters, while Balanchine prepares five NYCB works and Valerie Pascal hunts Shaw letters. Broadway intrigue, fashion notes, and theater demolition crews mix with blurbs on Marilyn Sotto and Jane Russell publicity stunts.
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Marilyn Monroe
Spyros Skouras
20Th Century Fox
Buddy Rich
Marie Allison
Kathy Grant
Flame
Denver
George Balanchine
Tanaquil le Clercq
New York City Ballet
Tanny
Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow
The stars warn to be cautious in business and personal matters the coming days and avoid signing papers under emotional influence. For birthdays tomorrow, expect six months of good relationships though November may test temper in which yielding could spoil a happy home life. financial periods appear solid in early September and late November, with October favorable for career. Creative souls will find early 1958 stimulating, and travel and romance appear generous in April May and June. A child born then is described as dynamic but prone to override others.
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