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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1959
Page
4
A top executive hides heart pains and a young housewife conceals dizzy spells and headaches, risking dangerous diagnoses. The piece urges patients to disclose all symptoms to doctors, noting how omissions can mislead care and endanger health.
Kathryn Murray recounts the couple s troubled start their wedding near disaster and the secret that propelled Arthur Murray s rise from hardship to fame in a lively installment of their romance and struggle.
Readers are invited to follow Arthur Murray dancing lessons with simple diagrams aired weekly on Channel 4 as part of The Arthur Murray Party program. The notices urge viewers to watch each Monday night for instructional segments and social dance tips.
The publishing heiress Alicia Pallereeon rises from a pampered upbringing to create her own paper after leaving finishing schools and divorcing two husbands. This exciting tale chronicles her clashes with her father and her bold move to run the newspaper.
In Washington officials discuss successors to Secretary Dulles amid illness. Front runners include Christian Herter and Douglas Dillon, with Gen. Gruenther and John J. McCloy also named. Partisan backing and experience in foreign affairs weigh in, as career diplomats weigh stability and age. In Missouri a teen girl was sentenced to 10 years for manslaughter in a fatal father shooting. Pittsburgh Glass resumes after a 134 day strike as plant back to normal with new contract terms and recalls followed by wage and seniority adjustments.
In Chicago, Du Pont argues divesting 63 million General Motors shares, valued around 3 billion dollars, would cause a calamity. Government lawyers counter that large GM blocks trade regularly without harm. Hearings before Judge Walter J. LaBay in U S District Court to determine disposal of the GM holdings after a 1957 Supreme Court ruling.
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