Celebrity News Roundup From New York to Hollywood
A mosaic of society notes from June including McClellan likened to Hogan at a Father’s Day luncheon, Mantle’s self‑effacing acceptance, and Steinbeck defending Miller. Mentions of Bergman and Miller in Esquire, Sugar Ray Robinson with Snead, and Broadway blondes as hot box office. Also early word on wives, weddings, engagements, awards, travels, and showbiz commentary.
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Tony Martin
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Walter Brennan Sees Makeup-Free Age Breakthrough
Veteran actor Walter Brennan, at 63, claims he has reached an age where makeup for aging roles is less necessary though he will still use it as Grandpa Amos McCoy in ABC TV’s The Real McCoys. Brennan, a three Oscar winner, discusses his career from stage to screen and his acting philosophy.
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Kentucky
Russian Instructions Mystify Oklahomans
Oklahoma City reports a Russian exhibit causing confusion as instructions arrive in Russian. A U S embassy exchange promised translation after officials sought help to interpret the specifications.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Washington
Windsor Anniversary Quiet Dinner At Home
Paris reports the Duke and Duchess of Windsor will mark their 20th wedding anniversary with a private dinner at their country retreat near Paris. The Duke’s secretary says there will be no party and they will not go out, remaining quiet. The Duchess turns 61 on June 19 and the Duke 63 shortly after.
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Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Gif-sur- Yvette
Sheree Recuperating After Minor Surgery
LOS ANGELES Actress Sheree No 25 is recovering after a routine procedure yesterday described as not of a serious nature. She remains hospitalized for four to five days as doctors monitor her condition.
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Los Angeles
Sheree No
Pat Boone to Dance on TV in Shoulder to Shoulder Embrace
Hollywood report states singer Pat Boone, guided by his religious beliefs against ballroom hugging, will perform on an NBC TV show in a shoulder to shoulder dance with Shirley MacLaine. Boone says he sees no harm in dancing modestly and notes his parents allowed school dances.
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American Conductor Leads Presidential Philharmonic in Turkey
Robert Lawrence, an American, directs the government sponsored Presidential Philharmonic Orchestra in Turkey. He serves as conductor and faces the cultural diplomacy role amid official sponsorship and regional ties.
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Robert Lawrence
Presidential Philharmonic Orchestra
Turkey
Wrong Door Raid Sparks $200000 Suit in Hollywood
Florence Katz sues Joe DiMaggio and Frank Sinatra for 200000 over a 1954 wrong door raid. She alleges attackers battered a rear door, caused hysteria and job loss, with witnesses linking the incident to private eye Barney Ruditsky planning evidence against Marilyn Monroe.
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Frank Sinatra
Florence Katz
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State Senate
Barney Ruditsky
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Marilyn Monroe
Longevity advice targets middle aged and elderly in California
The California Public Health Department urges older adults to keep vitamin C intake high while maintaining low blood pressure and blood sugar levels. The advisory emphasizes steady lifestyle choices to promote healthy aging among middle aged and senior residents in Long Beach and across the state.
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California Public Health Department
Erin O Brien signs as second lead in Marjorie Morningstar
Erin O Brien, 23, mother of two and former Steve Allen singer, is signed for the second lead in Warner Bros Marjorie Morningstar. She will guest on Steve Allen's show tomorrow night with Abbe, Dugie, Jerry Lewis and Pat Carroll. Jackie Gleason learned his daughter Geraldine is valedictorian at Marymount High School after a Pennsylvania radio misreport claimed his death. authorities say it was crank chatter and Gleason is fine.
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Natalie Wood
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Just Wanted To See What Makes Cars Go
Louise Mizell in Blytheville noticed a water moccasin crossing her shoe on Main Street while she received engagement congrats. The snake crawled up the car wheel and vanished under the hood. An attendant misted the engine with steam. the snake was not found.
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Louise Mizell
Main Street
Miss Mizell
First Tomato Eaten in 1833 Proved Love Apples Safe
Michael Felix Corne reportedly ate the first tomato in 1833 to demonstrate that tomatoes, then labeled love apples, were not poisonous. The act showcased early curiosity about fruit safety and culinary acceptance.
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Michael Felix Corne
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