Tuning In New York Steve Allen Ed Sullivan Clash Hint
A spectator notes Steve Allen and Ed Sullivan look tired on hot Sundays. Neither fears a vacation, hoping to avoid losing audiences to the other. Their war of public image remains indirect, as both insist on pleasing broad TV tastes and inviting varied guests. The piece contrasts Allen with Sullivan and praises diversifying guests.
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Maureen O'Hara Sues for One Million Dollars
Santa Monica actress Maureen O Hara seeks one million dollars in a libel suit against Confidential magazine over a March 1957 article she says was false and harmed her character. Her lawyers name publisher Robert Harrison and up to 3000 unnamed sellers as defendants.
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Radio Highlights Tonight With Big Show Lineup
Tonight broadcasts feature Burt Lancaster and Barbara Nichols on The Louis Sobol Show at 8 pm on WCPO. Interpol documentary Update airs 9:30 pm on WHIO. Jaye P. Morgan Emmett Kelly and Jimmy Dean appear on Vic Damone Show at 7 pm on WHIO WKRC. Disneyland romance Samoa tale and Dutch saga air at 7:30 pm on WCPO. A hit and run victim becomes the Millionaire at 8 pm on WHIO. Edward Mulhare stars in The First and the Last on WLW-D WLW-T at 8 pm. Operation Cicero with Ricardo Montalban and Maria Riva airs 9 pm on WHIO. Whirlybirds at 10:30 pm on WHIO. Ida Lupino stars in Stand-In at 11:20 pm on WHIO.
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Nose Win In Breese Police Report
Police in Breese report a man wearing a large rubber nose and carrying a toy pistol broke into a home. A alert neighbor surprised him inside the residence and he fled, his nose flapping as he ran, without taking any items.
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Radio Programs Thursday Morning On WSAI Network
A listing of morning radio schedule shows across stations WSAI WMOH WLW WKRC WPFB and WAKL includes Newsreels WeatherPrayer and serials such as Choretime Musico Pepper Young Dr Malone and Music Hall plus shopper segments and a music block. The schedule notes 1:00 and 1:15 time slots with various station identifiers and program names.
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Luis Asturias bids adios to Middletown on U S tour
Luis Asturias a 32 year old physical education instructor from Guatemala City spent three weeks in Middletown as guest of the parks and recreation department and the YMCA under the International Recreation Assn exchange program. He praised the youth band program and junior leagues and noted warm ties with local hosts. He plans to return home with his wife Rita by August 3.
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Marines Graduate From Radio Telegraph School in San Diego
Marine Pvt James F Weed and William H Lutes, sons of Franklin and Mason families, completed 18 and 11 week courses at the San Diego recruit depot covering basic communications Morse code map reading and infantry weapons. Frederick L Benadum listed among 105 reservists under training on the USS Bowers during a 28 day cruise from Charleston to Lima Peru. Cologne toilet water created in honor of Colonia Agyrippan mother of Roman Emperor Nero.
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Inflation Across Lives: How Pay, Homes, and Bills Shift
A snapshot of inflation’s mixed impact on readers from a young executive profiting from rising home values to a retiree tightening budgets, a widow losing leverage from life insurance, and workers facing higher prices. It outlines classic, hidden, creeping, wage-push, profit-push, and demand-pull inflations, and notes economists debate definitions while everyday purchasing power falls.
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Golf Course Sold To End Negro Use
Fort Lauderdale mayor John V. Russell sought to sell the municipally owned golf course for about half its appraised value to keep Negroes from using it. The Fort Lauderdale Men's Golf Association, formed to operate the course, bid 562,400. Federal Judge Joseph P. Lieb had ruled Negroes must be allowed on the links, while Russell claimed the sale would let a small number of Black citizens force a million dollar facility to be sold for 560,000.
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71-year-old engineer to row Lake Superior shore
Marquette Michigan July 1 A retired New York engineer Michael G Corsor plans to row a specially equipped boat around the 2400 mile Lake Superior shoreline to prove a strong mind and body can do it The craft carries a geiger counter barometer microscope and other scientific gear to search for valuable minerals along the lake shore while he checks for formations along the route
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Sonia Horowitz Reported Improving After Accident
Sonia Horowitz 22, daughter of pianist Vladimir Horowitz and granddaughter of Arturo Toscanini, is reported improving steadily from injuries in a motor scooter crash and pneumonia. Her mother Wanda Toscanini Horowitz says she is fully recovered conscious and only unable to speak clearly due to a fractured jaw with no surgery needed.
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UNESCO report notes five billion books printed yearly
UNESCO reports the global printing industry produces about five billion books annually, including school textbooks, highlighting vast publishing activity worldwide.
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New Home Treatment Promises Fast Foot Fungus Relief
New York announces a complete home treatment for athlete's foot that speeds relief from itch and burning. It claims to safely kill fungi including Trychophyton Interdigitale while being gentle on skin, supported by clinical tests and doctor recommendations.
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