Anne Baxter Says Hollywood Marriage Tougher Than American
AP interview with Anne Baxter now living in Australia after a Hollywood marriage to John Hoviarak. She criticizes American life and notes Hollywood marriage pressures, extreme success, and the lure of freedom for women while stressing the strain of fame on relationships. Randolph Galt is her husband.
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New Tums Family Bottle Promotes Heartburn Relief
Advertising copy promotes a New Tums Family Bottle containing one hundred minty tablets. It claims relief from acid indigestion and heartburn and urges purchase for home use at an economical price of £3.
Burglars Hit Tavern on Summit Ave
City Police report a thief burglarized Mike's Tavern on Summit Ave early Sunday, prying a window to enter across from the Herald-Mail offices. About $3 was taken from the cash register. an attempt to pry open a cigarette machine failed. The burglar escaped through the back door, which was left slightly ajar.
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Mathias Plans Talk For Two GOP Clubs Here
Congressman Charles Mathias will address a joint meeting of the Men's and Women's Republican Clubs of Washington County on Thursday evening at 7 p.m. The event will be held at Republican headquarters, 110 North Potomac Street, Hagerstown. W Fred Moyer, president of the men's club, said a large turnout is expected and refreshments will follow the program.
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Last Rites Held for George Kaufman at 71
Funeral services were held Sunday for George S. Kaufman, Pulitzer prize winning playwright who died at 71. Rabbi Dr. Davi A. Seligson conducted the religious service. The report also notes an unrelated first night airplane flight from Lake Chicol near Lake Village, Arkansas by Charles Lindhe in 1022.
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Top Twirlers Shine With Recent Baton Wins
In Groveton Virginia Linda Turner Dale Gilhert and Sherry Bartle have earned seven trophies five plaques and nine medals across four contests in two months. Linda took two first places and a second place medal in advanced fancy strutting while Dale won a first place plaque for boys twirling and Sherry a first in angobatic twirling with a third in Intermediate. A Silver Spring event saw Linda win first in advanced fancy strutting and fourth in military strutting while Dale took first in senior boys twirling. Other Langlotz school students Marlene Hand Linda Rogers Patty Alley and suet Linda Green also placed.
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Dawson Says Good School Systems Attract New Industry
AP analysis notes that communities seeking research laboratories prize strong local schools and proximity to a university. Frank L. Whitney of Walter Kidde Constructors cites per pupil spending, prep program quality, and graduate outcomes as key factors, with land cost and utilities shaping site decisions.
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Early U S Cabinet Meetings Were Small and Flexible
During George Washington's presidency the Cabinet consisted of four members: foreign affairs, treasury, war, and the attorney general. The Justice Department did not exist until 1870, and the attorney general could run a private law practice and need not reside in the capital.
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Urging GOP To Go All Out In Attacking Kennedy's Program
Gen Dwight Eisenhower urged Republicans to attack Kennedy's fiscal policies and warned of inflation and a possible 1923 style crash. House and treasury leaders debated deficits, with Miller forecasting a deeper red if New Frontier plans pass. Analysts doubted room for tax cuts given space defense welfare education and housing plans.
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Area Students Win Degrees At 5 Schools
Area students across Haglree erstown Washington County and surrounding towns earned bachelor degrees from five institutions. Notable grads include Alta Leasher from Gettysburg College, John Speicher from the observatory of music in Baltimore, and David L. Ty from Bragunier. Enlistees Galen Heckman JoAnn Johnston and James E Greely hold ties to Juniata College Hood College and the U.S. Army as they pursue further ranks.
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