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Primaries shift and budget notes shape 1956 politics
Discussion of presidential primary use and decline due to polls notes Stevenson and Kefauver plans in Ohio and across states. The piece traces past primary impacts on nomination and 1952 Eisenhower results, then outlines 1957 budget projections and historical accuracy of receipts and spending. It also covers New York charity rackets and proposed regulatory changes.
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Kim Novak Faces Fame Yet Keeps Girl Next Door Image
New York profile of Kim Novak, 22, detailing rapid rise in Hollywood from relative unknown to star in Picnic. She describes down to earth habits, living modestly, walking to work, refusing glamor, and keeping romances at arm’s length while earning seven figure contracts.
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Altrusa Club meets with talks on Unchurched Children
Mrs E R Turner was guest speaker at the Altrusa Club meeting. She spoke on Unchurched Children. T W Allsworth and Charles B Stiles were re elected president and secretary of the Board of Appeals. Mrs William Whitesell and Miss Pauline Hunley named delegates to the Sigma Phi Gamma province convention in Columbus the following weekend
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Charles B. Stiles
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Pauline Hunley
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UN Censure of Israel Compared With Red China Critique
David Lawrence questions UN double standards as Israel faces border raid censure while Red China and Soviet Russia evade condemnation. He cites Panmunjom armistice limits, North Korea violations, and UN scrutiny failures, noting Moscow and Beijing push influence while Israel seeks security and Western alignment.
U N Rebuffs Moscow on Arms Aid Acknowledgment
The United Nations ignores Moscow's 1953 admission of arming Red China and North Korea while it had urged members not to supply arms to forces in Korea. The article notes a failure to censure and uphold UN resolutions.
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Squirrels Target White House Allies in Odd Vandal Act
Washington quirk or covert joke report notes three lawmakers and CBS observer Charles Von Fremd losing homes to a single stealthy squirrel. Rep. Dewey Short recounts six week absence to a mangled scene with gnawed blinds draperies upholstery and a missing Christmas cake lid. Police chased the culprit as the gendarmes watched.
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Ads as lures spurring buyers through odd ads
A critique of Madison Avenue tactics shows ads lure readers with striking imagery from sunsets to farm chemicals. It notes bankers guide finances while products like ranges and appliances appear hollowly promised, with consumer attention drawn along circuitous storytelling to reach a purchase.
Estrellita The Stars Prediction For Tomorrow
Tomorrow offers a moment to showcase skills and explore new talents with peak production. Evening social events, romance, journeys, and large gatherings are favored. If birthday tomorrow, expect five months of possible growth and improved finances with caution on large outlays. End of year brings control in business and personal affairs.
Hopkins fond of stories from murder cases in Hamilton
Dave Regan relays William F. Hopkins Cincinnati defense attorney recounting the 209th murder case and anecdotes from court. Hopkins notes 161 acquittals, recalls a Chicago arrest for a left turn with two hypodermic needles, a judge warning a repeat offender, and a shoplifter offering ornate ties for Christmas.
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Willies Mays and the Hollywood Scene Stir Headlines
Broadway gossip bundles celebrity marriages real estate moves and showbiz shifts. Willie Mays buys a Manhattan apartment to settle with Marguerite Wendell while Daisy Bell’s circle tracks stars including Ja yne Mansfield Gloria de Haven and Jayne Mansfield eyeing future roles. End of an era notes Ike era talk and Brando D Clark.
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Jacqueline Borne
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Notable New York social swirl and television buzz
Joe DiMaggio avoids talk of important conferences while huddling with Cecil and Sam Wolfson. Vikki Dugan returns to Gotham amid new beaux Gordie Holmer and George DeWitt. NBC viewers blasted Steve Allen guest hypnotizing a rabbit on air. The Countess, famed as the Rolls Royce girl, romances a top bop drummer and was with Charlie Parker when he died. Tina Louis joins the list of immortals named by strippers with scrambled references.
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Lou Wolfson
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Leslie Caron
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New York
Charlie
Parker
Tina Louis
Two-Headed Boston Turtle Sparks Curious Talk
A reader notes a two-headed Boston turtle capturing attention as headlines discuss what happens if one head snores and the other stays alert. Meanwhile a dog rescue at Port Arthur city pound freed 20 dogs, and rumors tag a culprit as headed for trouble. Izzy is claimed as the last surname in London’s phone directory per a cabal patch.
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