Famous Theater Producer John Golden Expires at 80
NEW YORK June 17 The famed Broadway producer John Golden died in his sleep at 80 in Bayside Queens. He produced over 100 shows starting with Turn to the Right in 1916 and was noted for philanthropy, including a nine-acre playcenter for children. He is survived by his widow Margaret Hesterich, whom he wed in 1969, and had longstanding connections in high society including Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Mooringsport workers harassed by repeated calls says parish
Mooringsport utility workers report constant harassment by residents, with up to 25 calls daily. They appealed to the parish sheriff for protection and action to stop the disturbances affecting critical services.
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Parents Charged With Slaying 4-Year-Old Girl
An Air Force sergeant Robert Paxton and his Japanese-born wife Psukiko were arrested on murder charges after their four year old Brenda Kay Paxton died of brain injuries and bruises at an Army hospital. The couple, stationed at Fort Sam Houston, pled not guilty in the federal case and posted bonds of 25000 each. Brenda Kay had an older sibling, a two month old child, and another toddler in the family. The Paxtons had earlier claimed Brenda Kay fell from a high chair.
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A brief legal note states the newspaper is not responsible for programming changes supplied by stations. Schedules use Central Standard Time.
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A dense list of radio programs and times outlines a busy Saturday schedule. Programs include Swing Session at 4 30, Platter Parade at 11 30, Twin City Jamboree at 7, and Midnight Monroe broadcasts, with News, Gospel, and Dance Orchestra segments scattered throughout the day.
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Eisenhower presses reserve bill after three day civil defense drill
President Eisenhower closed the three day Operation Alert with a call to pass the military reserve bill saying it is vital to national safety. He spoke from underground Pentagon channels warning against partisan obstruction as Senate committee delays action.
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Nautilus Atomic Sub Finishes Six-Week Shakedown Test
The Nautilus, the world’s only atomic powered submarine, completed a six week shakedown with a 1400 mile submerged voyage to the Caribbean. Since January she has logged over 10900 miles and 18 dives under atomic power. Navy officials Albert Pratt Adm Robert Carney and Adm Jeraud Wright monitored operations during the test period. Local training missions will follow with no port visits scheduled. The submarine is moored at Electric Boat division General Dynamics in New London.
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Tunnel vision linked to frequent accidents, says institute
The Better Vision Institute reports a high share of drivers who have repeated crashes suffer tunnel vision, meaning they only notice objects within a narrow line of sight. The finding underscores the need for broader awareness training and safety measures.
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