Vivian Duncan Keeps Stage Life After Rosetta’s Death
Hollywood, Dec. 19 Vivian Duncan, age 50s, coping with sister Rosetta’s death after their 42 years as a duo. She returns to home town and headlines Billy Gray's Bandbox in piano and vocal numbers with comedian Aliee Tyrell. Funeral notices follow for Will C Moore of Anna.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood
Vivian Duncan
Rosetta
Chicago
Duncan
Vivian
Billy Gray
Comedienne
Aliee Tyrell
Billings
Union County
Samuel
Sara Moore
Alma
Glenn Treece
Eva
Paul
Anna
Idren
Sherman Oaks
California
Penny Singleton
Topsy
Miss Tyrell
Fidel Castro lashes at Cuban church over counterrevolution
In a 32 hour rally, Fidel Castro accused priests of countenancing terrorism and urging assassination of revolution officials. He vowed to purge Cuba’s judiciary, remove “bad judges,” and warned Cardinal Arteaga for alleged treachery. He criticized a bishops letter and urged reconsideration.
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Fidel Castro
Wome
Cuba
Manuel Cardinal Arteaga
Castro
Fulgencio Battista
Judas
Casro
Christmas Diner Hosts Thirty Boys by Carbondale Kiwanis
Carbondale Kiwanis Club members and wives will host 30 boys for a Christmas dinner at the First Christian Church on Monroe Street and South University Avenue. Guests are from a list of underprivileged children served by the club's annual toy program. The group also completes its inmate toy repair project and will deliver toys to 35 families on Saturday morning.
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Carbondale Kiwanis Club
First Christian Church
Monroe Street
South University Avenue
Herbert Portz
Ilinois
Repairs by Scouts and Students at University Agriculture Building
Repairs were made by two Girl Scout troops and boys from Lincoln Junior High School Community High School Future Farmers and University School Key Club members.
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University Agriculture
Girl Scout
Lincoln Junior High School
Community High School
Future Farmers
University School Key Club
New Tiny One Ear Hearing Aid From Tonemaster
A Peoria Illinois company unveils a miniature transistor powered hearing aid worn entirely on one ear. The device uses a plastic tube to channel sound with no cords or headband and is adjustable for various losses. Booklets titled True Facts About Hearing Aids and a guide to new devices are offered by Tonemaster Mfg Co. Dept 3004.
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Tonemaster
Peoria
Illinois
Tonemaster Mg
Ilinois
Imeg. Co
Alta Road
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