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Million Dollar Gate For Patterson Johansson Bout Strives Ahead
The Patterson Johansson heavyweight title bout looms as a huge event with a projected one million dollar gate. Patterson’s recent sparse ring activity contrasts Johansson’s strong will to win. Gate revenues include $600,000 theater box office and $300,000 TV and radio rights, with TelePrompter handling ancillary sales.
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Bill Rosensohn
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Roy Harris
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Tex Rickard
General Maxwell D. Taylor Retires From Army Command
Generals Maxwell D. Taylor and Lyman Lemnitzer exit the Army, ending Taylor’s tenure as chief of staff noted for defending the force against budget cuts and Soviet threats. Critics bid farewell to a once flamboyant commander whose stance on manpower and global defense shaped policy and often clashed with superiors.
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Arthur W. Radford
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Lyman Lemnitzer
Tipping Abroad Can Be Fun If You Approach It Right
Hal Boyle explains worrying about tipping abroad ruins trips. A simple rule is tip everyone who speaks to you, except certain locals, with rules varying by country. The piece promotes a playful approach: carry many small wallets, tip half or less, and keep the act light to seem fair and friendly.
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Europe
United States
Ruthles
Right to travel debated by U.S. court ruling
A three judge U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upholds state power to restrict travel for national security. The opinion, favoring Dulles, asserts liberty requires orderly limits and cites the press’s travel rights as part of protected liberty.
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Red China
United States
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John Foster Dulles
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Wilbur K. Miller
Harold Burton
Supreme Court of the United States
Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow
It may require extra patience to deal with problems tomorrow due to an adverse Sun Saturn aspect. If you take things in stride and keep plugging despite setbacks you’ll come through handsomely.
Middletown Hospitalization Figure Highlights 1938 39 Year
Attorney B D Worcester appointed chairman of the hospitalization division of the State Department of Insurance. The 1938 39 Middletown Hospital year admitted one tenth of the population, 3333 admissions, 34651 patient days. Foster Booth Walters, son of Mrs Ada Walters, invited to dance in Ned Wayburn Revue in New York. Carl Wedekind reports local tax collection exceeded accountability by $48000 for the first half of 1938.
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Tytus Ave
State Department of Insurance
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Foster Booth Walters
Ada Walters
1St .Ave
Ned Wayburn
New York
Carl Wedekind
Birthday Horoscope Signals Diverse Prospects Through Year
For tomorrow's birthday the horoscope highlights opportunities in July October November December and February for business and job growth and property deals. Travel appears in July October and January with romantic chances in August September late October December and March May. Admonitions urge prudent spending and emotional restraint, especially early September and late November, while December suits creative pursuits. A born child may love home life but show jealousy with loved ones.
Senator Monroney Examines Air Force Chapel Spires
Washington Senator A S Mike Monroney known as Mr Aviation led a tour of the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs with Jack Smith of Continental Airlines He cross examined an officer about why the interdenominational chapel has 17 spires The colonel finally said the 17 spires symbolize the twelve apostles and the five subcommittee members At Burning Tree Golf Club a Calcutta event drew many officials including former Rep C W Bishop and Rep Michael A Feighan with a locker room gag over mislaid shorts forming a humorous sidelines subplot
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Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
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Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
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Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Jack Smith
Continental Airlines
Air Force
Ohio
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Feighan
Argentina expels Bulgarian envoy amid tensions
A Louisville firm winds up operations sending workers and families on a weeklong fishing trip while a political note alleges Argentina ousted envoy Boris Popov over overzealous diplomacy.
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Argentina
Boris Popov
Louisville
Weather Woes of Humidity and Heat Weighing on Readers
Dave Regan laments oppressive humidity and stifling heat, noting how air conditioning fails to dry air. He describes physical discomfort, including rheumatic pains and runny noses, and jokes about relief being only fleeting as he recalls longer days from the early 1940s.
Image and illusion in Hollywood romance from Robert Evans
In a guest column Evans reflects on his evolving screen image from romantic idol to aging actor. He recalls early chances with Ava Gardner and Jane Greer, a love scene cut, and worries about aging out as directors temper romantic roles with new leads.
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Robert Arthur
Valentino
John Garfield
Humphrey Bogart
Dorothy Malone
Jane Greer
James Cagney
Miss Greer
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Ty Power
Errol Flynn
Mel Ferrer
Ava
Henry King
Bob
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Dexter Key
Jerry
Repalin
Dexter
Diane Baker
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Sutton Place
Jean Negulescu
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Sunday Rest Day in Modern China Observed
Fifty years ago China had no Sunday as a day of rest. Now the nation observes one day each week for rest.
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