British Papers Print Oddities Of American Life
A collage of American life curiosities surfaced in British reports. Items include a Rolls-Royce Phantom V sold for 19399 pounds, quirky car and bar features, a New York coat purchase mishap, Kennedy’s finalizing phrase critique, a mayhem charge in Florida, and gossip captions about Bob Hope, Dinah Shore, Connie Stevens, and Julie London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
NPI
United States
Beverly Ills
Martin Martyn
Monroe News-Star
Washington
Jackie Kennedy
White House
New York
James Ording
Association of Stock Market Exchange Firms
Dallas
Tex
Wall Street Journal
Boston
Raymon Sirosi
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Tampa
Fla
Garnet Leheup
Bob Hope
Dinah Shore
Connie Stevens
Julie London
Three Percent of Teens Are Delinquents, Says UPI
Washington reports that about 3 percent of American teenagers fall into delinquent categories such as gang involvement and theft, while the remaining youths mostly lead productive, conformist lives. The UPI summary cites economic prosperity as shaping teen culture, peer pressure for conformity, car access, and strong concerns about belonging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
America
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Fok
Jessie Bernard
Pennsylvania State University
Grr
Patronizi
U. S
Bernard
Ira L. Reiss
Iowa State University
U.S. Public Health Service
Dr. Reiss
Reiss
Questioning Amateur Status of Cameron Player
Pasadena report raises doubt over Cameron Aggies junior Rose Bowl eligibility. Oscar Pickering allegedly signed with the New York Yankees and played in Yankees farm system, risking amateur status of his team and opponents. Bakersfield Junior College faces scrutiny over its aggressive football program as conference leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Cameron, Ohila
Los Angeles Examiner
Cameron
Bakersfield
Examiner
Oscar Pickering
Cameron Aggies
New York Yankees
Yankee
AAU
Pickering
Pion
California
US Troops Begin Berlin Autobahn Transfer
American infantry detachments moved along the Berlin Autobahn amid East German protests. The 19th Infantry group's second company, about 175 men with 25 vehicles, travelled east to isolated West Berlin to relieve the 18th Infantry as Kennedy ordered forces into the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
19Th Infantry
West Bertina
16Th Infantry
Battle G
Joe E. Amberger
Belgique
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