Edwards lets crew fire him to avoid This Is Your Life
Hollywood, AP Ralph Edwards says his final This Is Your Life show will not feature him. He will fire his staff the day after the broadcast as NBC ends the program after an 11 year span. He previews other projects and recalls five memorable subjects from the series.
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Soft Soap Beats Wash Cloth in Daily Face Ritual
Cynthia Lowry reports on Suzy a TV influenced preteen who uses soap directly on her face, skipping the washcloth. The piece also covers CBS renewed The Steel Hour and network shifts including Gunsmoke ending on radio and Marshal Dillon revival, plus TV host changes and summer guest lineups.
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Flag flies over Capitol day and night in Washington
The United States flag remains displayed continuously above the Capitol in Washington, never lowered, signaling uninterrupted national symbolism and patriotic tradition.
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Lana Turner Returns to MGM to Collect Pension
Lana Turner comes back to MGM to pick up her pension and end a 1938 association. She recalls glamor years, says she fits into the studio era, and notes receiving 920000 from the MGM pension fund after finishing the contract. She also reflects on working with Bob Hope in Bachelor in Paradise.
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Congo President Youlou Heads to Washington on US Visit
Paris AP reports Congo President Fulbert Youlou left Wednesday night aboard a chartered plane for Washington, his first stop in an official visit to the United States.
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Destruction of Property Is Charged in Columbus Plant
Two National Electric Coil Co. employees, Arnold C. Conley and Bennie A. Lee, bound over to the grand jury on malicious destruction of property charges in Municipal Court with a $5,000 bond. Shots were fired at John A. Welsh’s home during a plant strike. Furrow was not a participant.
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