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Federal bills seek to make religious bombing a federal crime
Senators Javits Keating Kennedy and Ervin move to broaden federal penalties for bombing schools churches and synagogues and curb hate mail. A House bill led by Emanuel Celler mirrors the push with support from 30 to 40 senators. The FBI has pursued interstate bombing cases with federal framework and public cooperation. A Georgia case in Atlanta shows trial difficulties and renewed indictments for four defendants including George Allen Bright.
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January Weight Loss Beliefs Begin to Evolve
A mid January reminder that mortality rises with weight loss attempts. Experts note fat is not one problem. animal fats and individual metabolism affect cholesterol and absorption. Faddy diets and pills prove useless. seek medical guidance for safe weight management.
Barbara Bel Geddes Chooses Stage Life Over Films
Star Barbara Bel Geddes details stage life discipline privacy and energy needs. She praises Broadway privacy after shows, notes casual dress, and describes her diverse homes in Putnam County Ireland and Manhattan with husband Windsor Lewis, two daughters, pets, and daily feeding routines.
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Dollar battle in Congress threatens future of the American dollar
A column argues Congress faces a defining budget clash over deficits and defense spending. It contends balanced budgets threaten national security, warns of rising military costs, and urges informed public judgment to prevent fiscal decline and a weaker dollar. The piece cites Eisenhower, missiles, and the need for economic restraint amid partisan pressure.
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The Rise of Anna Marie Alberghetti from Pesaro to Carnegie Hall
The profile follows Anna Marie Alberghetti from her Italian family in Pesaro to international fame in New York. Daniele Alberghetti guided her career, staging Carnegie Hall concerts, TV appearances, and a film with Dean Martin as she grows into a celebrated coloratura soprano.
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Buddy Bregman
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Mamie van Doren
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45Th St
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Jack Paar
Truman Visits Washington to Open 86th Congress
Former President Harry S Truman toured the opening of the 86th Congress enjoying the Democratic show with few Republicans present. He mingled with old cronies and new members while observers noted his evident satisfaction and saltiest humor. The Senate leadership race produced a casual but decisive Democratic progression led by Carl Hayden, who was reelected president pro tempore with no objections.
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East Horizons
Kim Novak
Mickey Jelkes
Jeff Chandler
Marjorie Hashell
Steve Stanford
Los Angeles
Lisa Ferraday
Jack Anderson
Stork Club
Danny Scholl
Harry Kar
Joan Cohn
Chicago
Town tale twists over bounced check and ant figures
A humorous tale recounts a buyer and seller using a blank check across banks ending in a bounced payment. A reader recalls ants tallying six cents and a seven walking across a column. A child misreads sports on TV noting ice hockey melts into basketball.
Gossip in Gotham fuels Hollywood romance rumors
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Brigitte Bardot adviser Raoul Levy pursuing a possible suit against Frank Sinatra in New York over an unproduced project. The piece notes multiple celebrity hookups, marriages, and rumors across Los Angeles and New York, with Kilgallen naming Ava Gardner, Kay Kendall, and others amid party chatter.
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Estrellita Horoscope Forecast for Tomorrow
The piece urges stimulating inspiration and peak ideas to advance goals with cooperative support. It highlights five months of decisive effort shaping financial and job results for 1959, and notes favorable personal relationships with brief cautions in late March and mid-September. It also warns against extravagance and hints at travel opportunities in early July and late August. A child born today is described as ambitious but suspicious.
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