Cat steals Nixon era spotlight on CBS interview
The article notes Vice President Nixon's dog Checkers loses ground as a TV moment is captured by a household cat during a CBS Person to Person interview with Charles Collingwood. The column also recounts entertainment anecdotes from Phil Sidvers, Evelyn Patrick, Martin Block, and others, plus a string of industry vignettes and quips from Earl Wilson.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Nixon
Charles Collingwood
CBS
Nixons
Phil Sidvers
Annamarie Alberghetti
Hollywood
Claudia Guzman
Philly
Palumbo
the Waldorf
Queen Elizabeth
Eisenhower
Blair House
Toots Shor
Roz Russell
Gertrude Berg
Holly Wood
Nightcap on police conduct and public respect in Long Beach
Columnist Bob Wells critiques policing in Long Beach, praising honest officers while urging cleanup of corruption and urging community accountability. He notes officers’ training, salary, and risks, and recalls reactions to political church and Catholic voting issues. The piece cites police crowds, media counts, and public sentiment.
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Bill Mooney
Long Beach
Curious Wife Probes Husband Pockets With Love
A humorous column argues wives are natural detectives who sift husbands pockets to learn about them. It contrasts marital curiosity with male complacency, noting wives seek clues from receipts and objects to understand intimacy, health, and social life while suggesting loss of curiosity signals trouble.
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Brendan Behan
Alfred Lynch
Hehan
B. W
Groucho Marxes
la Fonda del Sol
Groucho
Sophie Tucker
Jim Barton
Harry Hershfield
Jack Silverman
International
Sophie
Joe Pasternak
Connie Francis
Billy Eckstine
Roulette
Mike Rapchak
Chicago
Les Kramer
Mickey Alpert
Las Vegas Tropicana
Lerner-Hart
Kramer
New York
Zodiac guide hints at growth and caution in daily life
A fragmented astrological column lists sun signs with brief guidance for personal conduct and mindset. It mentions Aries through Pisces with general prompts on peace of mind, discipline, tolerance, and courage, ending with a dated 1960 field note.
Eye care added to Medical Care Fund for pensioners
Public Law 86-778 expands optical benefits for Old Age Security recipients starting Oct 1 1960. No extra pension cost. Visit street floor offices for eligibility help and free glasses with in house lens grinding. Offices located in Torrance and Wilmington.
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Long Busch
Torrance
Wilmington
American Airlines announces nonstop to Chicago with options
American offers four daily nonstop flights arriving in Chicago 3 hours 45 minutes after departure. Service to the Midwest includes St. Louis and Cleveland, with fast jets to Detroit via Chicago. Choices include Mercury first class or Royal Coachman economy. Reservations through travel agents or American Airlines at Newmark 8-0444.
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Chicago
Jela Lo
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
American Airlines
Newmark
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Milwaukee Journal Finaly
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By Hal Hoyse
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J. M. Soss
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Croere
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