Sullivan's Saloon Night With Mynah Birds And Billiards
Jim Bishop Sullivan's saloon runs as a boozy, quiet parlor where four customers sit at the oval bar while talking mynah birds are kept in the back. James The Last plays pool, recalls his past, and jokes about kidnappings to boost publicity. The locals, including the night bartender Bill and insurance man Andy Keating, observe and banter as the birds chatter and screenshots of the scene unfold.
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Sullivan's
Mynah
Willy
James
Judas
Chicago
Jim
Jackie Gleason
Bill Armstrong
Atlantic Highlands
Bill
Sullivan
Hig Chrysler
Silky
Grace
Polly
Andy Keating
Andy
Ten Tips To Keep Husbands Healthy From A Women’s Specialist
A newspaper excerpt presents ten tips by Jean Kinkead a listed women's specialist for an insurance company. The list suggests domestic de compression time relaxations budgeting meals and encouraging husbands to pursue masculine leisure while balancing duties. The tone aims humorously at marital routines during a busy season and ends with a note about reader reaction.
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Jean Kinkead
Subversion Claims From Kennedy and Eisenhower Warning
The piece condemns right wing extremists who spread influence through anti-communist rhetoric to attack educational systems, intimidate teachers, and undermine government branches. It contrasts true conservatism with fascist perversion and cites aggressive tactics by far right radicals as subversion. The closing quip notes turkey’s persistence after Thanksgiving.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
America
One Last Chance in New Guinea for Rockefeller Son
Governor Nelson Rockefeller faces grim odds over son Michael's disappearance in New Guinea jungle. Col. J. Prugh Herndon, veteran of the Bushmasters, suggests Michael could still surface in coming months if he treks through interior headwaters and rugged terrain. The public mood remains hopeful yet cautious as Christmas approaches.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Michael
New Guinea
Col
J. Prugh Herndon
Herndon
Tucson
Ariz
158Th
Arizona Infantry
GOP faces 1962 tests as 1964 prospects loom
The Republican Party braces for a pivotal 1962, with Nixon, Rockefeller, and Goldwater as leading potential 1964 contenders. Goldwater suffered defeats in San Antonio and Phoenix, triggering self doubt among conservatives. Arizona Governor Paul Fannin orders a civil defense inquiry after claims by Col. Ralph Redburn of advocating preventive war, dampening radical rhetoric.
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GOP
Richard Nixon
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
San Antonio
Goldwater
Phoenix
Washington
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Ralph Redburn
Tucson
Russia
Redburn
Whales Exert Arctic Temparate Range Claim
Factographs state several whale species restrict activity to the Arctic and temperate northern regions. The introduction of forks for eating likely reached Great Britain in the 17th century.
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Arctic
Great Britain
Growth without profits in modern industry critique
George E. Sokolsky argues stockholders should demand profits over growth vanity. He notes conflict at meetings with Lewis D Gilbert, criticizes management aloof from ownership, and warns that growth without profits hides inefficiency. He calls for orderly, businesslike discourse and accountability in corporate governance.
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Lewis Gilbert
Kilgallen’s Broadway Bulletin Sparks Hasteful Gossip
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Tuesday Weld’s heartbreak over Gary Lockwell and Jim Garner’s pursuit of a Marilyn Monroe lead in Something’s Got to Give. Shelley Berman’s emergency appendectomy improves. Ringling Bros. faces a Philadelphia opening flop. Castro’s communist admission stirs debate. Peggy King debates Broadway offers as the Writers Guild strikes against David Wolper. Subways Are for Sleeping feud rumors draw Jule Styne and Adolph Green. Dietrich changes Chicago booking over ballet clash. Darby jewels spark gossip. RCA Victor expands I Believe in You with Sam Fletcher, Hugo Winterhalter, and original cast. Soraya and Vic Damone spark praise at Palm Springs. Quintero delays The Aspern Papers. Primus joins Africa tour reception. Broadway talks include possible shows with Hayes Blyden MacRae trio. Rita Gam’s No Exit review echoes Rita Hayworth era glamour.
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Tuesday Weld
Gary Lockwell
Jim Garner
Marilyn Monroe
Kim Novak
Audrey Hepburn
Shirley MacLaine
Natalie Wood
Maverick
Shelley Berman
Wickersham Hospital
Peggy King
Writers’ Guild of America
David Wolper
Broadway
Jule Styne
Adolph Green
Marlene Dietrich
Chicago
Bella Darvy
Riviera
Hollywood
Sam Fletcher
Memphis Mailman
Hugo Winterhalter
Bobby Morse
Palm Springs
Princess Soraya
Vic Damone
Jose Quintero
Aspern
Thornton Wider
Circle-in-the- Square
Quintero
Gwen Verdon
Scott
Foundation
War Declared After Pearl Harbor Surprise Attack
Twenty years ago on Monday December 8 1941 Congress moved quickly to declare war after President Roosevelt said two battleships had been lost and 3000 Americans killed or wounded in the Pearl Harbor attack. No information yet on Ancel Barrett aboard West Virginia or Irv Lawson aboard Oklahoma.
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Congress
Japan
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Ancel Barrett
Highland St
U.S.S. West Virginia
Irvin Lawson
CH. Lawson
McKinley Street
U.S.S. Oklahoma
Ribicoff and Kennedy Shuffle Senate Ambitions
Washington gossip notes Secretary Ribicoff weighs a Senate run with President Kennedy advising, while Ribicoff insists he is happy in HEW. A TV chat with Ish Borge and Bette Davis reveals ribbing about political plans, with Ribicoff coy about whether he will seek Prescott Bush’s Senate seat.
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Washington
Kennedy
Miss Davis
Ribicoff
Prescott Bush
Senate
Mr. Stevenson
Toads Multiply Like Rabbits and To Goats
Toads of Bufo marinus breed rapidly and consume diverse items from cigar butts to napkins. Mahogany sells as timber from various species. Termite swarms occur in March and April. Congo faces potential fiscal collapse per UN experts. Shakespearean women barred from stage. men played female roles.
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Marilyn Monroe
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Dave Regan
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New York Times
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Broadway Bulletin Board
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Castro
Fidel
Havana
RCA Victor
Carol Haney
Larry Blyden
Sheila
Gordon MacRae
Stork Club
Rita Garag
Estelle
Sartre
Rita Hayworth
Ava Gardner
George Dixon
Connecticut
JFK
Illinois
Stevenson
Ribicott
Irv Kupcinet
Victor Borge
Bette Davis
Off Kupcinet
Congo
United Nations
Dennis the Menace
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