Playwright Paddy Chayefsky Uses Humor To Moralize
Hal Boyle profiles Paddy Chayefsky, 35, famed for Marty, who blends humor and moral critique. He notes a serious worldview, new projects including The Goddess and The Middle of the Night, and aims to grow from craftsman to artist while cherishing his present happiness and time with son Danny.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor Visit Ignites Capitol Allergy Talk
Washington columns poke fun at Zsa Zsa Gabor's $17,000 chinchilla coat amid a spur of allergy month talk in Congress. Sen. Lester Hill proposes a National Allergy Month while Rep. Wayne Hays links aid to Trujillo with the entertainer. The piece notes allergy jests across Capitol Hill and satire about foreign aid and politics.
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Ohio
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Hays
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Ohio Democrat
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Sea Hill
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Venezuela
De Gaulle as a Complex Figure in U S French Ties
The article traces Charles de Gaulle as an implacable foe and difficult ally, detailing wartime friction with Eisenhower and Churchill, U S lend lease prompts, postwar ambitions, and his insistence on recognition and independence. It notes his schemes for a Franco Russian balance, opposition to the EDC, and quotes from his writings on leadership.
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Charles Andre Joseph Marie de Gaulle
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Eisenhower
de Gaulle
U.S
Winston Churchill
Albion
Sam
Churchill
Roosevelt
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Miquelon
Newfoundland
North Africa
Admiral Darlan
Africa
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France
Russia
Five tips to improve work happiness and find the right job
A Gallup poll shows many are unhappy at work. Pat Sturtevant lists steps: seek specialist help, assess strengths and weaknesses, locate suitable jobs, pursue hobbies as possible, and improve or transfer within a company.
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Pat Sturtevant
Today’s Health
American Medical Association
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France’s Recovery Hindered by Communists Says Commentator
David Lawrence argues the French nation remains unstable due to five years of occupation and the Communist bloc in Parliament. He contends non Communist parties are fractured by ideological divides while Moscow aligned Communists obstruct a stable government and hinder NATO support.
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Paris
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Syria
Lebanon
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Morocco
Algeria
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Africa
North Africa
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
The Day Jim Bishop Cleaned His Desk
Jim Bishop lists what surfaced as he cleaned his desk noting items from a letter to a clipping from Irene to a bill from MecCue's Dairy and a diary entry. The humorous inventory includes a mix of personal papers, legal notices, memorabilia, and odd curiosities reflecting a writer’s life.
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Lutheran Witness
Peter J. Cannon
Bureau of Navigation of New Jersey
Renee Francine
Considine
Sobol
Rome
Hamburg
Harriet Pilpel
Bright Acre
Joseph McLean
Abraham Lincoln
MecCue
Gordon Nease
Albert Landau
Yeshiva University
Clarence Carlson
Robert A. Lewis
Jim Bishop
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Hagerman Lumber Co
Better Housekeeping Shop
Red Bank
Alan Phillips
Quebec
Paul Harvey on Space Messages Challenge Earth Notions
Paul Harvey reports from radio messages from American Explorer Satellite No 3 challenging traditional science. He notes higher atmospheric densities, space dust exposure, unknown distances, and evolving views on gravity and maps, urging caution about accepted truths and pointing to ongoing scientific doubt.
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Crosby
Stanford
National Academy of Sciences
Russia
Gossip and Show Biz Vignettes from New York Nightlife
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Lindy’s slogan for auto dealers and unaided quips about Audrey Wood’s 18th century brocade coat. Randy Brooks plots a comeback with a new dance orchestra after eight years out due to a paralytic stroke. N Richard Nash discusses Gypsy costs to turn a profit. Belinda Lee and Prince Orsini pair for Paris photos amid Lana Turner house-hunting. Elgart’s new album Sound Ideas praised. Two movie companies bid for Children of Darkness rights. Midtown apartment watch notes drug-ring concerns. Gale Agency transfer stalls with Lee Magid. Readers speculate on a ghost author behind a top whodunit.
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Randy Brooks
Tin Pan Alley
Richard Nash
Belinda Lee
Prince Orsini
Lana Turner
Les and
Larry Elgart
Circle-in-the Square
Children of Darkness
Gale Agency
al Hibbler
Della Reese
Lavern Baker
Lee Magid
Hibbler
Miss Reese
Estrellita Horoscope Highlights Harmony and Slow Progress
The stars urge calm in family and business life, avoid scattered energy, and pace work to reduce nervous tension. Promising months ahead include June and September with chances for job, finances, travel, romance, and marriage. Late year favors quiet foundation building with delayed harvest into early 1959. A January birth may bring warmth generosity and literary talent.
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