Okinawa Base Stance: U S Stays as Tensions Remain
Okinawa’s 95,000 Americans and 3rd Marine Division face continued U S presence as Lt Gen Paul W Caraway asserts the base’s role for national security. He notes US administration powers in the Ryukyu Islands and hints at possible political change while calling for a U S guardian role amid tensions with Communist China.
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Robert Eunson Naka
Okinawa
China
Uncle Sam
Far East
Red China
Paul W. Caraway
Ryukyu Islands
Free World
Caraway
Associated Press
Ryukyus
Japan
United States
Washington
3Rd Marine Division
Western Pacific
Albert Watson II
Pacific
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Guam
Philippine Islands
Howard McClellan
American Chamber of Commerce
McClellan
Islands
Lime Kiln church services moved to Buckeystown
Lime Kiln announces no Sunday evening services. All are invited to Buckeystown for 7 p.m. services with 4H members as special guests. Recent visitors include Mr and Mrs Leon Frye of Lanham, Mr Leroy Baker of Doubs, and others visiting area residents.
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Henry Baugher
Buckeystown
Grayson Rena
Leon Frye
Lanham
Leroy Baker
Doubs
Grayson Renn
Harry Heffner
Eddie
Ronnie
Adamstown
Lee Frye
Kenneth Harshman
Mt. Airy
M. M. Carter
Ella Fisher
Erma DeGrange
Damascus
Buster Glover
Kenny
Missouri
Hamsville visitor sweep at home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith
Local social notes list numerous visitors from Thurmont Araby Frederick and other nearby towns stopping at the Smith and Green households. Recurring gatherings at Henry Baugher and related families are noted. Measles cause several students to return home from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamsville
Richard Smith
David Reed
Thurmont
Alton Reed
Araby
Tina
Rena Thompson
Henry Baugher
Carl H. Shores
William Spring
Rockville
Betty Anderson
Adamstown
John Green
Bernard Shores
Frederick
Clarence Jewell
Eugene Beachley
Leonard Hoffmaster
Rance Hessler
Leslie Fellows
RFD 2
Robert Reed
Ball Road
Carolyn Spring
Junior May
Wayne Baugher
Danny
Carl D. Shores
Talent's cruel town spurs hanger-on to promote hopefuls
Hollywood's harsh talent climate is shown through Sidney Linden, once a CBS staff singer who earned far less than Bing Crosby. Now head of Lindy Pen Co and impresario of a concert hall, he dedicates himself to discovering and promoting overlooked talent in a town that often ignores gifted performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Sidney Linden Oe
CBS
Linden
Bing Crosby
Lindy Pen Co
Man backs live shows at Wilshire Labrea opera house
A one man operator now earning 12 million yearly volume runs the Lindy Opera House at Wilshire and Labrea a film theater converted to a musical showcase costing 160000. He handles auditions stressing new talent over youth noting singers in their late 30s and 40s deserve chances.
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Lindy Opera House
Wilshire and Labrea
Opera House
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Wolverine
Archive
SO Man
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Maryland House
By Kay Whitney
Mother
Glentex
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MacShore
Jane Holly
Rhoda Lee
Gordon Peters
Laura Mae
Parsons
Dacron
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