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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
4
The Saturday Evening Post spotlights Brigitte Bardot as a screen icon of wild youth. It traces her rise from a sixteen year old innocent to fame under a Svengali husband, and her departure after filming scenes that could not be printed. It teases personal torment and a life at risk.
A parent recounts how they believed their baby was normal before learning he was blind. The story follows their initial distress and eventual adjustment, detailing how they found a hopeful life for themselves and their child. It invites readers to read My Son Was Blinded at Birth in this week’s Post.
The legendary hitter disputes the ruthless image, saying he never sharpened spikes to injure opponents and admitting only two incidents in a 23 year career. He reflects on life, regrets not becoming a doctor, and discusses his new interview in detail.
Elfrida Von Nardroff, 32, of Brooklyn, boosted her TV quiz winnings to 248000 dollars as she led Herbert Hulse 10 0 with time running out on NBCs Twenty One. She previously added 10500 by defeating Wolfgang Weisleder, blanking him 21 0, and plans to stay on the show full time.
Nelson L. Whitaker longtime chairman of Graflex Inc. dies at age 79 in Rochester after leading the photographic equipment maker. He headed the Graflex board and oversaw key product lines during his tenure.
New York police say a theft occurred at Myron station when an officer found his car missing after leaving it unlocked with the key in the ignition. The lieutenant admitted doors were not locked and the key was left in place.
A 14 year old boy admitted stealing a car to travel and see a court officer. Police say his past actions were noted as part of the incident.
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