Vivian Blaine Says Stars Lose Glamour By Revealing Privacy
Hal Boyle profiles Vivian Blaine from Say Darling who argues that stars ruined glamour by sharing their private lives. She critiques casual dress by movie icons and urges more mystery, self respect, and discretion to restore true glamour in entertainment.
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New York
Vivian Blaine
Blaine
Darling
Viv
Vivian
Marilyn Monroe
Greta Garbo
Pola Negri
Nasser's Arab Unity push faces Middle East pressure and delays
Lebanese reluctance to press U N complaints against the United Arab Republic shows Arab states balancing between Nasser and Western alignment. Nasser's popularity and Soviet ties complicate regional loyalties as unions form between Egypt Syria and later Iraq Jordan and Yemen while oil politics sway influence.
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Lebanon
United Arab Republic
U.N. Security Council
Arab League
Middle East
Beirut
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Soviet Union
Egypt
Syria
Yemen
U.A.R
Iraq
Jordan
A.F
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
De Gaulle’s turbulent path to France’s postwar constitution
De Gaulle resigned as head of the provisional government on January 20 1946 after clashing with the constituent assembly over executive power. He pushed for free elections in October 1945, opposed the assembly’s constitution, and saw two referendum votes in 1946 shape the future, first rejecting then approving a second constitution. The era featured consultative bodies, debated planned economy, and shifting nationalization plans as socialists and communists opposed him.
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French Republic
de Gaulle
Normandy
Assembly
Little Rock Use of Federal Troops Faces Legal Question
Senator John C. Stennis questions the legality of federal troop use in enforcing the Little Rock school desegregation decree. He presses for an independent review of Arkansas National Guard pay during federal service and notes judges did not issue orders to call in troops or marshals. The transcript shows the marshal office was bypassed when the court decree was enforced.
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Washington
Little Rock
Central High School
Virgil T. Blossom
Ronald Davies
John C
Mississippi
United States
National Guard
Arkansas
State of
Stennis
U. S. Marshal’s Office
Arkansas Guard
U. S. Marshals Office
Blossom
Richard Butler
Mr. Blossom
Davies
U. S
Wallace Runs for Congress in Sporting Wit and Wry Jibe
A veteran sportswriter, Francis Wallace, launches a congressional bid against incumbent Wayne L. Hays in Ohio's 18th district. He jokes about being a stay in Congress and cites his past as Notre Dame publicity man and his knack for headlines, while noting the district leans Republican in a year of Democratic headwinds.
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Washington
Congress
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Francis Wallace
Bally
Wayne L. Hays
18Th
Ohio
Mr. Wallace
Rep. Hays
Miss Gabor
Wallace
Ohio River
Notre Dame
Army
West Point
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and 1959 Outlook
Tomorrow brings a highly stimulating day with smooth business and financial affairs. Personal relationships require tact as some may be hypersensitive, while opportunities to impress superiors could pay off by late September. Fatigue in August should be avoided. early August and mid November bring brief relationship serenity.
Jottings From Dorothy Kilgallen on Celebs Abroad and News
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Frank Sinatra enjoying London with Peter Lawford while Gina Lollobrigida faces Italian censorship over La Loi. Rexroth touts Beat poetry’s waning appeal. Elizabeth Taylor cuts her visit short. Eva Gabor and Bob Evans duet post‑flight. Giselle Pascal gains Brigitte Bardot publicity ahead of Fire Under Her Skin. Jackie Gleason breaks a toe. Marilyn Monroe fronts Life photos. Jerry Lee Lewis rumors spark Broadway interest. Vera could come to light. French crisis spins new songs.
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Frank Sinatra
West
Peter Lawfords
Dorchester
London
Gina Lollobrigida
Italy
Jules Dassin
Davy Crockett
Kenneth Rexroth
Gotham
Rexroth
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike Todd
California
Eva Gabor
Bob Evans
Giselle Pascal
Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Brigitte Bardot
Jackie Gleason
Gigi
White House
Viscount Montgomery
Marilyn Monroe
Manny Wolf
Richard Avedon
Life
Jimmy Daniels
Bon Soir
Verdi la Presti
Broadway
Jerry Lee Lewis
Cafe de Paris
Dave Regan Here And There Vacation Note And Reader Mail
A Springboro reader drolly critiques the San Francisco label Frisco and the Caen/Cane spelling. A dog ear problem prompts a reader to warn about ticks and removal tips. The Strouds Creek and Muddlety Railroad PR letter is judged dull and self serving. SC&M runs 21 miles in West Virginia coal country owned by Baltimore & Ohio.
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Springboro
Layton Rank
Herb Caen
Frisco
Cane
Stroud's Creek and Muddlety
Congress
Sc&m
West Virginia
Baltimore & Ohio
Oil Lobby Buoys Trade Bill Amid House Delays
Washington reports reveal Secretary Sinclair Weeks brokered backroom oil concessions to salvage the Reciprocal Trade Extension Act as Texas producers face cuts from imports. Weeks used a voluntary quota plan and redefined unfinished gasoline to win support, while other domestic industries suffer.
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Washington
Texas
House of Representatives
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Sam Rayburn
Sam
Ike
Gattmen
Weeks
Congress
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Franklin Police Marshal Injured In Route 123 Crash
Marshal Oliver Chamberlain of the Franklin Police Department suffered fractured ribs and minor injuries after a collision between his car and a truck on Route 123 near Camp Hook Road by Carlisle. Clinton D. Orr, Civil War veteran, marked his 89th birthday at 907 6th Ave. Dr. G M Gordon led the Ministerial Association meeting at Carlisle Presbyterian Church as officers for 1938-39 were installed.
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Oliver Chamberlain
Franklin Police Department
Rt. 123
Camp Hook Road
Carlisle
Clinton D. Orr
6Th Ave
G. M. Gordon
Ministerial Assn. of
Middletown
Carlisle Presbyterian Church
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Equal Rights
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Blescher
Russia
David Lawrence
Comptroller General
George Dixon
Champaign
Calender
Quarterly Review
South Bend
Indiana
Estrellita the Stars Say
Dorothy Kilgallen
Libby Holman
Vera
Montgomery Clift
Tin Pan Alley
Charlie
France
Dave Regan
Fulton Lewis Jr
Texas Oil
Department of Justice
O.K
Paramount Theater
Georgeanne Temmons
Peggy Kurry
Barbara Lou Hayes
Miriam Morris
Anna Laud Banker
Peggy Sharkey
Ellen Butts
Kay Singer
Dennis the Menace
Dennis
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