Broadway Hype Mixes Romance with Major Stage Watch
A collage of Hollywood and Broadway notes, from Pat Boone and Cassius Clay to Dyan Cannon and Ruth Ford, with theater chatter on Cary Grant, Jo Coyle, Leading four states in turkey production, and a brisk look at the New York scene including Susan, Milner, and Ken Greengrass amid a changing network landscape.
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Tallahatchie Bridge
Cassius Clay
Seckma
Dolly
Charley Comer
Caralyn Comer
Rena
J Coyle
Walter Abel
Ceed
Dyan Cannon
Cars Cerantoo
Cerantoa
Martin Milner
Fonda
Gary Cooperoo
Ruth Ford
Banella
Doris Belack
Nic
Coster
Jo. Coyle
Mrs. Grant
PILM
Dliver Kwat
Lawrence of Arabiay
Samspiegel
Biltmore
Cate Hous
Cary
Puto
Dyan
Turkey
Minn
Iowa
Calif
Dave Bonner
Nan Chriffin
Alan Jay Lerner
Micheline
Sheld
Steve Lawrence
Evydie Gaorme
Ken Greengrass
Tenoon
Sid Allen
Jeff
Mineola Theatre
Long Island
Maureen O'Sullivan
Jack Albertson
N.Y
Fannie Flage
RCA Victor
Neal Glanda
Due Mondy
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Neal
Jackson Defends Louisiana Road Safety Report
Robert L. Jackson of the Governor's Highway Safety Council disputed a National Safety Council finding that Louisiana roads drive the state’s high accident rate. He defended Louisiana’s highway system and blamed most crashes on drinking and overconfidence. He urged civic clubs to form safety teams. The report also notes Rev Gordon E Watt plans to run in New Hampshire’s primary as a poor man’s anti poverty candidate.
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Robert L. Jackson
Governor's Highway Safety Council
National Safety Council
Louisiana
Jackson
The
Commission
Flo
Springfield
Mass
Gordon FE. Watt
Church of God In Christ
New Hampshire
Antighetto
Time Capsule to Open in 6939 Reflects 5000 Year Science
Dr Leonard Reiffel notes a New York World’s Fair time capsule designed to be opened in 6939. It contains 117000 pages and 45 objects including a star reference table and a Sequoia sample to test cosmic rays and seed irradiation across millennia.
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Leonard Reiffel
Segregationist Proposes Plan for Separate Negro Communities
Jackson AP reports Robert Patterson executive secretary of Mississippi Citizens Councils proposes federal and state governments create all Negro communities under a plan of separate development to foster a Negro middle class. He favors tax funded model communities near industrial centers and endorses model education as compensatory for Negro children.
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Jackson, Miss
Robert Patterson
Citizens Councils
Patterson
Itta Bena
The
Citizen
Councils
Mississippi Association of Citizens Councils
State Collections Show Increase
The state collected 178.2 million in the first four months of the current fiscal year, up 13.1 million from a year ago. The severance tax rose by 10.9 million while sales tax totaled 49.3 million, down 97 321. Revenue Collector Ashton Mouton blamed Baton Rouge labor trouble and the auto strike for the weak showing but expected higher sales tax during Christmas.
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Baton Rouge
Ashton Mouton
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