Carol Channing Embraces Busy Career And Warm Personal Life
Actress Carol Channing discusses her stage triumphs in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Hello Dolly, her shift to film with Barbara Streisand, and a packed future of TV projects, films, and Broadway shows. She praises work, family, and a zest for busy, dedicated living.
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New York
Waldorf Towers
Carol Channing
Carol
Lorelei Lee
Dolly Gallagher Levi
Miss Channing
Dolly
David Merrick
Hollywood
Barbara Streisand
Barbara
ABC
Ross Hunter
Julie Andrews
Merrick
Charles Franklin Lowe
Channing
Central Park
Thornton Wilder
Pacific Ocean
Long Reign For Franco Evident In Spaniards View
Henry J. Taylor reports from Madrid that Franco retains strong support among Spaniards despite calls for reform. He notes generational divides, regional differences, and a future seen with gradual change, without violence. Spain’s economic recovery and U.S. influence are highlighted as key factors shaping opinion.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Franco
Europe
Iberian Peninsula
France
Portugal
Antonio Salazar
Tito
Spain
Ridlenian
Church
Army
Manana
Frederico Silva Munoz
Laureano Lopez Rodo
Kennedy
Falange
Don Juan de Bourbon
United States
Reluctant Taxpayer and the Tax Inequity Debate
A pharmacist claimed a $600 annual deduction for the cost of his college degree over 40 years. IRS denied the deduction, arguing no law authorizes it. He appealed to Tax Court, citing an osteopaths case about staff privileges. The court favored investment-type breaks but his claim failed, highlighting perceived inequities for individual earned income.
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William L. Raby
CPAA
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
IRS
Borrowed Squirbs and Snippets of Domestic Banter
Brief juxtapositions of social quips about parenting, aging, marriage, and money. A babysitter scorns late arrivals, a husband groans at his wife’s youthful look, and a man jokes about the last word. A fragment hints at vacation planning and strained finances.
Book Review Writer Emerges A Hall Of Mirrors
Robert Stone's Hall of Mirrors portrays New Orleans slums through derelicts and a naive young man. Reinhardt a sober drifter, Geraldine a psychopathic former lover, and Morgar Rainey run a welfare survey that masks a right wing riot. Stone's sharp, bitter prose marks a promising debut with room to tighten.
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New Orleans
Reinhardt
Geraldine
West Virginia
Texas
Morgar Rainey
Wefare
Python onstage at London TV show found asleep under dais
A 15-foot python belonging to a guest hunter slithered off during a London TV taping. The audience was startled as staff searched the studio, locating the snake asleep beneath the dais about 40 minutes later.
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Master of Ceremonies
London
Roswell Daily Record Subscription Rates Notice
Roswell Daily Record lists subscription rates in advance for Chaves County and wider regions. Rates include home delivery by carrier per month, three months six months and one year options across Roswell and trade territory with pricing details and local contact.
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Chaves
Roswell
Trade
Largier
Firm parental No! urged to teach obedience for child safety
Doris Tavcar argues in Together magazine that a firm No protects children from hazards until they can judge risks. She cites obedience as the core of safety, balanced by love, understanding, and consistent, age-appropriate methods, warning against overcaution.
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Doris Tavcar
State Health Board Retires Officers Amid Open Posts
The State Health Board, facing four unfilled district health officer jobs, adopted a no extensions retirement policy triggering Aug 31 retirements for Dr. Marion Hotopp of Santa Fe and Dr. John C. Mitchell of Silver City. The move shifts Silver City district to Las Cruces administration and aims to fill Santa Fe and Farmington Gallup vacancies by Sept 1. The board also boosts pay to attract staff while trimming nursing budgets and reorganizing statewide administration.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
State Health Board
Raton
Las Vegas
Roswell
Farmington- Gallup
Marion Hotopp
John C. Mitchell
Silver City
Luna
Grant
Hidalgo
Las Cruces
G. K. Fair
Walter Atkins
Farmington-Gallup
Edwin O. Wicks
Health Department
Stanley Leland
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Hal Boyle
Henry J. Taylor
Mussolini
Italy
New York Times
Benjamin Welles
Bilbao
Algeciras
Catalonia
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Galicia
Joe
Book Review
Satie
Stone
Albert A. Stubbs
Theer
R. Fa. Jnees Mane — A
Health Agency
State Health Department
Office of Administration
Administration Office
Mary Colman
Atkins
Colorado
Judicial System Study Committee
Denver
Golden
Sens
Fincher Neal
Carlsbad
John Eastham
Allen
Motor Vehicle Department
Sen. Eastham
New Mexico
Jp’s
Big Bernalillo County
Bernalillo County
Small Claims Court
State Welfare Department
Middle Rio Grande
Associated Press
George III
England
Christopher Columbus
Haiti
Mary Baker Eddy
Lynn
Mass
Church of Christ
Communist China
Communist Party
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