Movie Writers Back On Job But TV Men Still Out
Hollywood AP reports writers at film studios resume work after a 22 week strike ended for movie writers with a 42 month contract offering 10 percent raises and new health welfare funds. TV writers continue to strike seeking profit sharing. Carmel California ends street lights and neon to evoke past era in colony.
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Color ads rise in Daily Newspapers in 1959
Consumers read more color advertising as the first 11 months of 1959 show a 24.1 percent advance over the same period in 1958.
Former Met Star Tokatyan Dies at 64 in Pasadena
Ar. and Tokatyan, former Metropolitan Opera tenor, died at age 64 in Pasadena after a heart attack. He retired years ago and had been coaching young singers there. Born in Egypt, he debuted in Milan in 1921 and sang many roles made famous by Enrico Caruso.
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Arkansas Judge Calls Integration a Greater Crime Than Rape
Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Jim Johnson says racial integration is the greatest crime, surpassing rape and murder, and will campaign for a constitutional amendment to close schools to race mixing. He rejects ABA canon limits and defends speaking out on public issues. Johnson backs Gov. Faubus in rallies.
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