Former U N Official Turns Hollywood Publicist in New Role
James Bacon reports on Anthony Nutting, ex UN official and former diplomat turned Hollywood press agent. Nutting, now a journalist and public relations advisor, travels to promote a film and to engage Arab audiences while navigating tensions over Middle East policy and Jewish connections in the industry.
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New Hollywood
James Bacon
Sati Ls
Hollywood
Holly-traces
Anthony Nutting
Edeign
Anthony Edenidie Misher
United Nations
Nutting
Eden
Sam Spiegel
Spiegel
Egypt
Marlon Brando
Britain
Lywood
Sam
United States
Eisenhowers travel aims to show US interest abroad
In a continuation, President Eisenhower argues that presidential tours demonstrate U S interest in individual nations and may influence future travel by successors, while noting Khrushchev’s personal diplomacy and contrasting risks of such trips with avoiding accidents. Mrs Lightholder dies in Texas car crash involving niece in her first car since 1918.
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White House
Eisenhower
U. S
Lubbock, Tex
Lieves
C. J. Lightholder
Sary
Khrushchev
Lubbock
Man Pulls Fast Trick To Get Out Of Jail
In Baltimore Cornelius used a ruse to escape jail after a 14 month sentence and $20 fine for six traffic charges. He swapped identities with Tolliver E. White, claiming a $1.75 fine for driving without glasses, then left after the turnkey accepted the money.
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Baltimore
Cornelius
Marshall
Central Police Station
Tolliver E. White
White
Negro Woman First in Class at Johns Hopkins X-ray Course
Miss Ernestine Outlin of Birmingham becomes the first Negro to finish first in her class at Johns Hopkins Hospitals x-ray technician program. She will be valedictorian in a class of 19 at the August 26 graduation. Delegates from La Sierra College and Arlington Adventist senior colleges are among guests. The Coast Guard clerk-typist aided the arrival of 750 youths from the West Coast aboard a special train.
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Birmingham
Ala
Johns Hopkins Hospitals
Ernestine Outlin
John Outlin
Outlin
la Sierra College
Enteri Mg
Arlington
Coast Guard
Rosedale
West Coast
Adventist Youth Embrace Fun Of Living By Rulebook
Atlantic City reports Adventist young people at a festival in Jersey City discussing their strict code. They eschew dancing smoking alcohol and parties while focusing on a closer walk with God. Two youths describe leaving prior habits and adopting a modest, restrained lifestyle.
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George W. Cornell
Atlantic City, NJ
Jersey City
N. J. Ws
Norman Ault
Arling
Wallaby
Kan-Ton
Calif
Bronx
N.Y
Lauralee Trainor
Orange
McAlester Officer Pushed Out After Eight Hours
Leon Palmarchuck holds the record for shortest Police Department tenure in McAlester Oklahoma being a policeman for only eight hours. He was dismissed after it was learned he had not lived in McAlester for a full year.
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Mcalester
Okla
Leon ‘Palmarchuck
Police Department
Nme
Vandals Empty 21 Bottles From Soda Vending Machine
Police answered a call in JYECATUR Alabama as vandals stole tops from 21 soda bottles in a vending machine. A single coin could draw one bottle, but thieves apparently saved their money and left the containers damaged.
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Jyecatur
Ala
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