Vivian Vance on jet travel and life between Hollywood and Connecticut
Vivian Vance writes about balancing a double life between Stamford and Hollywood during The Lucy Show era. She describes weekly travel from Kennedy Airport to Los Angeles, then back to New York for weekends, the staff help from Renita Reachi, and occasional annoyances like cigars on long flights, plus a planned note to airlines about courtesy.
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Vivian Vance
Associated Press Hollywood
Lucy
Connecticut
Hollywood
John Dodds
New York
Kennedy Airport
Desilu Studios
Stamford
International Airport
Los Angeles
Renita Reachi
Beverly Hills
Renita
John
Paul Newman Enjoys Broadway Run and Travel Tricks
New York AP Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward perform in a limited Broadway engagement for James Costigan’s Bany Want a Kiss. He notes a $7.50 weekly raise to $103.50 as a Broadway matinee idol and describes travel light habits, a Navy radioman past, and his view that life is full of terror yet driven by facing fears.
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New York
Paul Newman
Broadway
Paul
Joanne Woodward
James Costigan
Bany
Actors Studio Theater
Newman
Miss Woodward
Actors Studio
Clark Gable
Rock of Gibraltar
Gas Wasted In Pipeline Break Near Roosevelt Island
An estimated 6000 to 8000 gallons of gasoline spilled from a broken pipeline into the Potomac River near Roosevelt Island. Police closed the George Washington Parkway and the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge for about 13 hours due to flammable fumes. A bulldozer broke the pipeline linking a river loading point to the American Oil Co. plant in Rosslyn.
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Arlington, Va
Potomac River
Roosevelt Island
George Washington Parkway
Theodore Roosevelt Bridge
American Oil Co
Rosslyn
Third Set Of Twins In Six Years In Oakland Md
Mrs Keith Dumire of Oakland Maryland has a seventh and eighth child born Wednesday at Garrett County Memorial Hospital making her third set of twins in six years. She already has six sons and two daughters. Her 28 year old husband works for an antique replica maker in Washington and commutes on weekends.
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Oakland, Md
Keith Dumire
Oakland
Garrett County Memorial Hospital
Weeds of life reflect neglected inner soil
The passage argues that weeds appear in fields when soil is poor and connects this to spiritual neglect. It asserts that without cultivating the mind and good impulses, life becomes barren and weeds spread, showing insolence in both fields and lives without discipline and direction.
Watch the Weeds and Our Own Labor for Spiritual Renewal
The speaker urges self-reliance under divine guidance noting God does not abandon us. He compares God to a father who nudges us toward duties and asserts we can accomplish about 95 percent of life’s tasks. He warns to watch the soil and weeds that growth implies.
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard Plans Return to Jail
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, who walked out of Ohio Penitentiary Thursday afternoon, said at a motel press conference he will surrender to U S marshals Thursday night and return to the old prison in Columbus. He pledged to go back to jail as he continued his public statement.
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Columbus, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
U.S
Sheppard
Dayton Judge Orders Release of Ex-Doctor Sheppard
A U S District Court judge in Dayton granted a writ of habeas corpus and ordered Sheppard released from Ohio Penitentiary. The 40 year old former osteopath was denied his constitutional rights in his murder trial from July 4 1954 when he was convicted of second degree murder in the bludgeon killing of his wife Marilyn.
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U.S. District Court
Dayton
Sheppard
Ohio
Marilyn
Television Schedule Friday and Saturday Listings
Friday afternoon and evening programs list soap operas game shows movies and news. Saturday morning features cartoons and children shows with film titles and a football game of the week followed by news segments.
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Soldiers of the Law
Sea Power
American Legion Donation Support for Eye Bank
The Maryland Department of the American Legion donated 5.88 to the Medical Eye Bank. The gift was announced amid the 46th American Legion convention activities at Memorial Stadium. The convention ends Saturday.
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American Legion
The
Legion
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore
Maryland Department of the American Legion
State Medical Eye Bank
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