Boyle Column By Eelman Morin On Fukuzawa And Cross Pacific Ties
A column recounts Fukuzawa Yukichi’s 19th century travels and views linking Japan and the United States. It notes admiration for American democracy, cultural exchanges in San Francisco and Washington, and implications for future Pacific relations.
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Eelman Morin
Hai Boyle
Jie Azo
Isis
Japan
Brimmis
United States
Toda
San Francisco
Washington
Hei
George Washington
Moscow
Fukuzawa
Pacific
TV Actors Reach Star Status By Theater Or Movies
TV star Jacqun Robards Jr. explains that TV rarely builds lasting public identity for actors. He cites his own rise and return to Goodyear Playhouse and NBC TV after theater work, noting theater fame boosted his TV prominence and fan mail.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Eva Marie Saint
Rodfeiger
Marty
Arkansas
Jacon Robards Jr
Robards
O'Neill
Remece
Amid Civic Strife and Peace Aims in 1957 Address
The piece contrasts President Eisenhower’s second term call for peace with local traffic and city life notes. It covers his pledge to pursue peaceful goals, a discussion of meter parking woes in San Francisco, a traffic signal review at an intersection, and Harry G. Benson’s selection to the Hall of Fame of the American Athletic Association of the Deaf.
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Eisenhower
Eldo
Mmen
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Kr. Mintiens
Mintjens
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Benson P
Orater
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Harry G. Benson
American Athletic Association of the Deaf
Imield
Television Schedule Fragments From 1940s Radio Listings
Fragmented OCR shows a dense, erratic TV radio schedule with program titles and times such as Four Jacks and A Kit Carson and There Goes My Girl. Entries reference numerous shows, hosts, and time slots, indicating a late era listing with many missing details.
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Pete
Elizabeth
Temple's Ranch
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Eleanor Nash
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Andy
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Joe Croghan
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Hickok
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Thieves Take $2,807 in Safe Break-In at Cambridge
Brief report notes thieves broke into a safe at a packing house near Fishing Creek on Hoopers Island, Cambridge, stealing 2807 dollars. The crime follows a pattern of local thefts and targets a dignified household. No further details on suspects or timeline are provided.
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Daugh- Cambridge
Mitrate Ruark
Calle
Hoepers Island
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