Hollywood stars break silence on politics and policy
Hollywood figures led by Steve Allen press for sane nuclear policy and condemn Carye Chessman’s death sentence. Democrats Sinatra Lawford and Republicans Montgomery Murphy mobilize for the 1960 race as studios lose control over stars’ public stances.
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Ouachita National Bank Monroe Louisiana Condition Report
The report summarizes the Ouachita National Bank in Monroe Louisiana at close of business December 31 1959. It lists assets liabilities and equity figures and includes signatures of bank officials and a notary public confirming accuracy of the statement. It notes examinations under Comptroller of the Currency and references state and federal banking measures.
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Paris theater row drives Malraux vs De Boissanger
Paris clashes between Culture Minister Andre Malraux and Comedie Francaise boss Claude de Boissanger dominate the session. Ticket price disputes and management tensions threaten the national theater as cabinet deliberates a n ongoing row over leadership and policy.
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Birthday actions and petitions in New Hampshire
Secretary of State harry Jackson deposits petitions at eight to mark his 47th birthday. Co chairwoman Mary Brown of the Nixon for President movement in New Hampshire is photographed at a moment of pause.
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Navy probes damage to cables on Long Beach cruiser
A spokesman said naval officials and the FBI are investigating damage to electrical cables on the guided missile cruiser Long Beach under construction at Bethlehem Fore River Shipyard in Quincy. Supervisors say the incident does not delay the project, which is about half completed.
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Controversy Over DNC Voting Rights Sidetracked to Convention
The Democratic National Committee delays a vote on a proposal to equal state voting power in the committee with the convention. Illinois Committeeman Jacob M. Arvey asks to defer to the Los Angeles convention resolutions committee. The Jan. 22 meeting precedes a $202,000 dinner with Truman and other leaders to fund party operations.
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