Anguished cry what has happened to American women
Hollywood actor Dewey Martin returned from two years abroad to warn of a shift in American femininity. He cites women at bars and bowling alleys, asserting many pursue careers while still wives and mothers, challenging traditional roles. He contrasts with women in other countries.
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Harrisburg Tests Colorful Twist for Pedestrian Lights
Harrisburg authorities will add color to the experimental curbside pedestrian lights. Lt. Oscar Ernst of the Traffic Engineering Bureau says bulbs must withstand strain and the exact color is undecided, with pink among possibilities.
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Fastest Gun Alive Trains TV Cowboys in Arkansas
Joe Bodrie known as the fastest gun alive tours fairs and rodeos teaching fast draw. He set a 1954 world record of 0.17 seconds to draw shoot and hit a target. Bodine mentored TV figures Hugh O’Brien James Arness and James Garner and will star in a John Bromfield series. He stresses fast draw is not a sport and warns of danger.
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Speeding Cop Faces Board Over Interstate Chase
Speeding officer Hunt is under board review after a high speed pursuit on Interstate 75. Hunt cited a quarrel with his estranged wife and claimed he did not realize he was being pursued. Police Chief Stanley Schrotel said departmental action could exceed potential legal penalties.
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