Actors Studio a famed hangout with no students
The Actors Studio in New York is not a school but a members-only practice space for about 125 actors who audition to join and perform scenes for peers. Founded in 1947 by Cheryl Crawford Elia Kazan and Lee Strasberg, it funds itself via donations, holds weekly 5-minute preliminary auditions, and features famous visitors like Marilyn Monroe and Joan Crawford while producing notable actors such as Marlon Brando Eva Marie Saint and David Wayne.
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Churches Join Fight On Highway Deaths
American churches rally to curb highway deaths urging congregations to view reckless driving as a sin. Endorsed by Pope Pius XII Billy Graham and church leaders the effort argues carelessness by all drivers harms others and aligns with moral obligations like church attendance and Bible reading.
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Religious Interest Is New Force In U S
Dr Eugene C Blake, president of the National Council of Churches, argues that rising religious interest can spark moral revival in America if channeled through local churches. He warns that vague religiosity without church engagement will fade and that faith must be active in institutions and civic life.
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Canal salvage delay as Egypt bars British French crews
UN salvage fleet stands ready at Port Said to clear the Suez Canal but Egypt withholds permission for British and French crews. Dag Hammarskjold may visit Cairo to resolve the issue, while the United Nations shifts focus to Sinai amid Israel troop withdrawals and demobilization of Egypt’s national liberation army.
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