Zimbalist Proves Patient Star Returns to 77 Sunset Strip
Stuart Bailey known as Efrem Zimbalist Jr. stays with Warner while landing a major film role in By Love Possessed. He says four years of steady work kept him out of trouble, and plans to return to 77 Sunset Strip with six more season roles plus film offers. He praises the studio and notes no regrets about past choices.
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Hollywood
Brett Maverick
Warner
Cheyenne
Kookie
Stuart Bailey
77 Sunset Strip
Bailey
TV Tube
Efrem Zimbalist Jr
Zimbalist
Jack Warner
Butterfield
James Gould Cozens
Lana Turner
Jason Robards Jr
George Hamilton
Susan Kohner
Barbara Bel Geddes
Thomas Mitchell
Richard Long
Roger Smith
Edd Byrnes
AAUW speaker recalls European trip and Passion Play
Mrs. Coretta Waite spoke at the American Association of University Women meeting at Flat Creek Inn recounting her summer journey through Scotland England Belgium Germany Holland Austria Italy Yugoslavia and France. She described Oberammergau Passion Play reservations village stay weather changes and the cross scene thief. Dieter Klein Schmidt guest student received AAUW support gift.
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Coretta Waite
American Association of University Women
Flat Creek Inn
Europe
Oberammergau
Red Ridinghood
Waite
Scotland
England
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Austria
Italy
Yugoslavia
France
Marjorie Cunningham
Paul Hausam
Jim
Don
Dieter Kleinschmidt
Largest U.S. Indian School at Phoenix Announced
The U S Indian school in Phoenix Arizona claims to be the largest of its kind in the southwest with enrollment from 20 tribes.
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U.S
Americans Invest Abroad Expands With Brokerage Help
In New York, Americans are moving dollars overseas to buy foreign stocks and bonds, aided by a dozen brokerage branches abroad. The NYSE lists foreign stocks and bonds but many exchanges restrict direct trading. currency and withdrawal rules vary by country. England Germany and Italy have eased curbs while French participation remains slower, shifting from expert traders to broader investors.
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New York
Uncle Sam
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Securities & Exchange Commission
Robert C. Hall
Durante and Margaret Little to wed after long courtship
Jimmy Durante, 67, and Miss Margaret Little, 39, plan a December 14 wedding in New York City after dating 15 years and a four year engagement. He defends slow courtships while she aims for a quiet ceremony.
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Hollwood
Jimmy Durante
Margaret Little
Durante
Miss Little
New York City
Joplin Man Killed In Highway 71 Crash
Robert Nelson McBain a 57 year old resident of Joplin Missouri was killed when a car hit a railing on a narrow overpass on US 71 near Jasper Walter Bennett 59 also of Joplin was treated for injuries and released The Highway Patrol said the car overturned after striking the railing The state is rebuilding the overpass to replace the old bridge and sharp curves at the ends.
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Jasper
Robert Nelson McBain
Joplin
Walter Bennett
Carthage
Missouri Highway Patrol
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Bunceton Garden Club Names New Club and Sets Dates
The Bunceton Garden Club met Friday at Mrs. Joe Serck’s home with six members present. Visitors Mrs. Layne and Mrs. Herman Dick joined. the club bylaws were adopted and monthly meetings set for the third Thursday, next on Jan. 20 at Mrs. Dick’s home. The group voted to name the club Bunce ton Garden Club and planned year projects including town Christmas decorations with City Council support.
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Bunceton Garden Club
Joe Serck
D. “Tf. Layne
Herman Dick
Green Ridge Rebekah Lodge Holds Christmas Meeting
Green Ridge Rebekah Lodge met Monday with Noble Grand Mrs Helen F McNew presiding. Devotional by Mrs Bertha Bolt featured A Christmas Story. Cards sent to Mrs Henry White and Alton Iman. Candy sale netted 23.50. Christmas fruit plates to shut ins Monday Dec 19. 1961 officers elected: Noble Grand Hilda Morgan and others. Gift exchange planned for Dec 19. Birthday members honored. Keep Christ in Christmas poem read. Reception for 18 members after.
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Green Ridge
Sedalia
Hilda Morgan
Mildred Yunt
E. H. Bolt
Shirley Reed
Faye Ridenour
Lena Embree
Central Missouri District Association of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
United Nations
Green Ridge Lodge
Noble Grand
Marjorie Egbert
Irene Oglevie
Geneva Baslee
Dorothy Heck
NBC Stakes Out Civil War Tie In With 1961 Plans
NBC plans a heavy Civil War focus in 1961 to align with the centennial, including 22 hours of programming. The slate features The Americans replacing Riverboat, an American Heritage special on Robert E Lee, The Renegade, Deseret opera, Lincoln studies, and Civil War inspired specials. CBS contemplates a Gore Vidal Blue and Gray series, while NBC contemplates fast expansion if audiences and sponsors respond.
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Columbia Broadcasting Company
NBC
CBS
Eisenhower
Robert E. Lee
Utah
Lincoln
Dore Schary
Gore Vidal
Robert Herridge
Otterville Rebekah Home Club Christmas Meet
Mrs Donald Zumsteg hosted the Otterville Rebekah Home Club at her country home. Mrs Bill Thomas led devotions, a poem was read by Mrs Lewis Leaton, and four high school girls entertained with songs. The mystery package was guessed by Mrs Buford Jenkins. New officers for 1961 were elected: Anna Mae Moore president Golda Wyatt vice president Mildred Young secretary treasurer and reporter.
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Donald Zumsteg
Otterville Rebekah
Bill Thomas
Lewis Leaton
Linda Jenkins
Sandra Glenn
Christine Zumsteg
Carolyn Leaton
Lawrence Castle
Buford Jenkins
Ioof Lodge
W. J. Schilb
Anna Mae Moore
Golda Wyatt
Mildred Young
How Bob Fosse Built Broadway Choreography Rise
Associated Press drama writer profile of Bob Fosse. He uses bold backstage tactics to shape performances on Broadway with the same blunt determination whether coaching dancers or actors. Fosse traces his rise from burlesque to choreographer and director on The Pajama Game and later shows.
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Fosse
Jerome Robbins
Michael Kidd
Bob
Broadway
Redhead
Midwest
Chicago
George Abbott
Abbott
Abbott- Fosse
Syracuse Residents Welcome Several Visitors
Syracuse residents hosted a string of visitors including S R Potter of Denver visiting his brother Kester Potter and family, the DeJarnette and Benny families returning from Astoria New York, and Norman Williams with relatives in Council Grove Kansas spending two days with Forrest Williams and family.
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Syracuse
R. S. Potter
Denver
Colo
Kester Potter
Mrs. Potter
Linda
Norman Williams
Council Grove
Kan
Forrest Williams
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across States
Mr and Mrs Everett Kanenbley of Pico California return from visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Austin Lewis. Lester Palmer Sr reports Lester Jr and family relocating from Tucson Arizona to Chula Vista California. Mr and Mrs Aubrey Gander of Topeka Kansas were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Roe.
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Everett Kanenbley
Pico, Calif
Austin Lewis
Lester Palmer Sr
Lester Jr
Tucson
Ariz
Chula Vista
Calif
Aubrey Gander
Topeka, Kan
Sam Roe
Italy to Join European F104 Jet Production
The West German Defense Ministry reports Italy has agreed to participate in the European production program for the U.S. F104 Starfighter jet planes.
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BOM
Defense Ministry
Italy
U.S
Vatican City Dimensions and Sovereign Status Noted
Vatican City is described as a sovereign and independent enclave with an area of 108.7 acres. The statement emphasizes its distinct political status and territorial size within international discourse.
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Vatican City
Car Boom Keeps Pace With People
Detroit report notes U S population rose 27 million from 1950 to 1960 while cars grew by 21 million leaving about 182 million people and 57.1 million cars, rising toward 60 million. Analysts see no saturation as one in four families lacks a car and multi car ownership climbs. Ford's Eggert cites age cohorts 13 in 1947 now entering buying power by 1965 and UM study shows 20 to 29 year olds most likely to own cars. Two car homes rose from 11 to 20 percent. three or more cars edged from 1.1 to 1.7 percent by 1960.
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Detroit
United States
R.L. Polk & Co
Robert Eggert
Ford Motors Co
University of Michigan Survey Research Center
Women's Association Luncheon and Officer Installations
The Women's Association of Broadway Presbyterian Church held a Thursday meeting with a noon covered dish luncheon served by Group 4 led by Mrs. Leo Green. After the business session, Mrs. Ira Leiter presided as president and new officers were installed across four groups. Additional notes announced United Church Women meeting, a Christmas tea, an Advent booklet distribution, and new prayer pals for the coming year.
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Women's Association of
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Leo Green
Ira Leiter
Clyde Heynen
C. C. DeLozier
Clyde Miller
Group 3
Leon Hall
K. H. Eisert
Cochairman
James Hall
Charles Turner
Vernon Cordry
B. Y. Edelen
John Vanderkamp
Advent Trust
Nelson Folks Visit Indiana Weekend
Mrs Louise Thomas and Mrs Geneva Edwards left to spend a weekend with Mrs Katheryn Worley and her daughter in LaPorte Indiana. Mr and Mrs W E Beeler and Mrs Myrtle Peterson visited the McCoy family in Columbia with their daughters. Rev and Mrs L M Adams Mrs Clara Craig and others spent a day with the Leroy Tucker family.
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Nelson
Louise Thomas
Geneva Edwards
Katheryn Worley
LaPorte, Ind
W. E. Beeler
Myrtle Peterson
Donald McCoy
Daughters
Columbia
L. M. Adams
Clara Craig
Elmo Campbell
Leroy Tucker
Yale Economist Warns Huge Short Term Claims Endanger Dollar
Yale economist Professor Robert Triffin told a Senate committee that foreign claims on U S gold stocks exceed 1 billion dollars beyond the 18 billion in U.S. gold reserves and pose a near term threat. He urged reform of the international monetary system and IMF reserve-deposit acceptance to shift debt abroad. The hearing also featured AFL-CIO official Peter Henle noting rising unemployment from 6.4 percent in October to an estimated 8.5 percent, with a potential jump to 10.9 percent if the economy stalls.
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Washington
Yale University
U. S
Robert Triffin
Senate
House Economic Committee
Triffin
New York
Europe
South Africa
Soviet Union
International Monetary Fund
IMF
U. S. Treasury
Peter Henle
Afl-Cio
Vermont Community Club Holds Day Meet
The Vermont Community Club met Thursday for an all day gathering at Mrs. D. T. Layne’s home with a noon con tinuative luncheon. It was the annual Christmas party with an exchange of gifts and the Sun shine Pals revealed. President Mrs. Truman Nelson led the business session. 23 members attended with two visitors, Mrs. M. D. Hazlett and Mrs. Charley Jones from Phoenix, Ariz. Children Mark Hazlett and Janey Brandes were present along with Mr. Layne and Allan as luncheon guests.
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Vermont Community Club
D. T. Layne
Truman Nelson
Lacy Odneal
M. D. Hazlett
Charley Jones
Phoenix
Ariz
Mark Hazlett
Janey Brandes
Layne and
Allan
Clarksburg Ladies Aid Elects Officers
The Clarksburg Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid elected officers with Mrs. Leonard Schmidt as president, Mrs. Floyd Hein vice president, Mrs. Frieling secretary, and Mrs. Walter Schmidt treasurer. The group planned Christmas boxes for shut ins. sewing and quilting continued. gifts were exchanged around a tree.
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Clarksburg
The
Ladies Aid of
Grace Lutheran Church
Henry Frieling
Leonard Schmidt
Floyd Hein
Frieling
Walter Schmidt
Jesse Pulley
John L. Schmidt
Fred Bosau
P. J. Vieth
Mary Hagemeier
Frieda Parkhurst
Californians Attend Christmas Dinner in Jefferson City
Mr and Mrs A F E Wilson Mr and Mrs Marion Shores Mr and Mrs Edgar Railton all of California attended the Christmas observance and commander's dinner of the Prince of Peace Commandery No 29 in Jefferson City Saturday night December 4 I L Peters dean of administration at Central Missouri State College Warrensburg was the guest speaker Hiram A Ford Jefferson City was the toastmaster
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A. FE. Wilson
Marion Shores
Edgar Railton
California
Prince of Peace Commandery No
Jefferson City
I. L. Peters
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Hiram A. Ford
City Manager Says He's Quitting Jan. 1
Kansas City city manager Harry Fleming announced he will resign by January 1 to devote full time to private business. He has a 30 year history with a Kansas City real estate management and investment company and was appointed city manager by the City Council on July 1. He plans to stay until a contract is set to establish a plan to clean up the Missouri River pollution.
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Kansas City
Harry Fleming
Fleming
Missouri River
Lady Dottie the Cat Nearly Loses Empire at Boyle House
Hal Boyle recalls how his cat Lady Dottie nearly loses her throne after a clash with a seven year old Tracy Ann and zebra finches. The household ban, exile to a friend, and a dramatic return stir family tensions and end with Lady Dottie reclaiming her status.
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Dottie
Boyle
New York
Frances
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Eliot Ness
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Associated Press
Bob Fosse
Charles DeJarnette Sr
Leonard Benny and Son
Astoria
Long Island
By Ben Phlegar
AP Automotive Wrnter
Women's Association
Indiana
Orpha Lee Beeler
Yale Economist
Henle
Ronald Dallas Hein
George Bosau
Carol
Brenda Frieling
Donald Ray Hein
Danny
Dennis Pulley
Johnny
Denice Schmidt
Hal Boyle
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