Film-Town Gossip Forcing Lewis Out of Hollywood
Hollywood gossip drives Jerry Lewis to consider moving his family to Connecticut to escape the movie town’s chatter. He and Patti aim for a quieter life away from constant talk about films and stars. The Drunkard hits its silver anniversary with 18,100 performances since 1933, now in a musical form The Wayward Way, drawing audiences who love the sly villain and the downtrodden hero.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Jeny Lewis
Connecticut
Jerry
Dean Martin
Patti
East
P. T. Barnum
Valllan
Widmark shines in daring theater roles on stage front
The article praises Richard Widmark for bravely shifting from tough guy to the timid dauphin in St Joan. It notes the play Life With Father ran 3 244 performances in New York and calls Widmark one of the town's best actors, with colleagues backing his performance.
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New York
Richard Widmark
Dauphin
Fireman guns On Frooi Page- Reggie’s river ordeal and recovery
A river rescue recounts Reggie battling sickness while paddling past Plant Allen. Coach Heafner and aide Westbrook tried every trick to keep him moving as daylight arrived. Reggie’s faith and sheer determination carried him through a grueling two hour stretch before relief.
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Plant Allen
Regzie
Ronald Heafner
Reggie
Heafner
Clinton Westbrook
Meeny Akull Ault AM Acleal
St. the City
Pears
Heather
Allen
Perry Hulfstetler
Winston-Salem
Dick Finley
Ralph Morrow
Tootsie Williams
Robert Craig
George Absher
George Stowe
George Evitt
Ernest Dow
George Thrower
Regele Heather
Belmont
Rezaie
Steel price increases ignite industry inflation wave
Pittsburgh reports a new round of steel price hikes led by U S Steel, with a 6 per ton rise expected to spread to other producers. The composite price climbs toward 846 per ton, marking the sixth increase in six years, amid a wage package shift and inflation worries voiced by officials.
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Pittsburgh
U. 5
Steel Corp
Eisenhower
Washington
Clifford F. Hood
U. S. Steel
United Steelworkers
Hood
Utah
U. G. Steel
Columbia-Geneva
Avery Adams
Jones& Laughlin
Heart in the spotlight as Eisenhower health topics rise
McMillan argues Ike's coronary news shifts attention to heart health. He says the President resents little and remains no more important than others, blaming fear as the main enemy when heart attacks strike and urging psychiatric care as key in treatment.
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McMilan
Ike
Youth group lauds year as new officers are named
Closing his talk, the president praised a successful year for the youth association. New officers and directors were proposed by the nominating committee. Reports from officers and committee chairs highlighted community service, finance, and heart health initiatives.
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Ashley
Ssn
Sue
Betterian and Foursquare Church
Frank L. Ashley High School
Meson
J. N. Brown
Leslie M. Jimmy
James’ Morris
White
Mabel Huffsterspeaker
R. 5. Schoonmaker
Dallas
Rcently
Bessemer City
Clyde A. Cloninger
Leonel @runnemer
Naomi D. Cunningham
J. K. Lewis
James Boyce Garland
Heart Sunday
Dera Humphries
Harry Riddle
Cardiac Baker, Inc
Cardiac Baker
Cardiac Rehab
Cardiacs
W. L. Balthis
William Kingsley
Leonel
Lutheran groups sew layettes for refugee babies
Lutheran women across the nation are sewing layettes for newborns of needy refugees. Lutheran World Relief shipped more than 1,000 layettes abroad this month to assist families displaced by crisis.
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New York
Lutheran World Relief
Four Boy Scouts Bike 600 Miles Through Desert Heat
In Phoenix four Boy Scouts rode 600 miles across the desert in 120 degree temperatures. They faced extreme thirst and fatigue but completed the challenging trek as a summer adventure.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Hungarian show trial ends with executions in Vienna
Russian backed Hungary sentenced Gizella Nona Toth Miklos Gyoenser and Ference Goenczi to death for the murder of a Communist police officer during the November revolt. The three were executed after clemency requests were denied. Eight others got prison terms as the crackdown followed Soviet tanks in 1956.
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Vienna
Oman
Hungary
Radio
Budapest Today
Gizella Nona Toth
Miklos Gyoengyoesi
Ference Goenczi
Istvan Kollar
Secret Police
Miss Toth
Poiceman
Kollar
Friendly Drive-In Gastonia Opens With Two Features
The Friendly Drive-In Theater on Hawkins road debuts Saturday night with two Scope features D-Day Sixth of June starring Robert Taylor and The Proud Ones with Robert Ryan. Owner F B Grigg also runs Diane 24 Drive-In on Kings Mountain highway and owns four theaters total. Sunset Drive-In was renamed after remodeling following last fall’s closure.
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Gastonia
F. B. Grigg
Kings Mountain Highway
Grigg
Hawkins Road
Robert Taylor
Robert Ryan
Greensboro Negroes Seek Desegregation of Pools and Libraries
A Greensboro petition to desegregate city pools and libraries was submitted to the City Council by Edwin R. Edmonds of the local NAACP chapter and Annie L. Gist. The group argues that equal rights for the minority will not diminish the majority and urges removal of racial discrimination.
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Greensboro
Jack Elam
Edwin R. Edmonds
NAACP
Annie L. Gist
Ann Gist
Windsor Center Pool
Lindley Park
Prince Youth Dies. Rites Set at Presbyterian Church
Prince idillies OL Ine wallas section was born in March 1941 and loved in the community for his cheerful nature. His funeral is set for Saturday at 11 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church, with Rev. S. L. McKay officiating. Burial at Gaston Memorial Park. Body at Dallas Funeral Home until one hour before service. Survived by parents and siblings John Robert White Gail Suzanne and Ellen White.
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Prince
Idillies
Wallas Section
First Presbyterian Church
John Robert White
Gail
Suzanne
Ellen White
Hurricane wrecks and casualties hit Cameron area
The Red Cross lists 12 dead or missing from Cameron with five from the Cameron area. Abel LaBlanc says a 15 foot tidal wave struck their home. 150 evacuees on Pecan Island are unaccounted. A Coast Guard plane reports Cameron underwater and widespread destruction as winds and rains lash Louisiana.
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Red Cross
Cameron
Abel LaBlanc
Pecan Island
Caméron
Coast Guard
Akeana Mars
A. Gispatheey
Louisiana and Crisp Furniture Company
Ralph Mississippi
Gaines
Gaines Furniture
W. C. Rustin and
Conortheast
Oil R. Johnson
Tar Heel Airman Convicted Of Mistreating Trainees
Airman 2/C John C. Williams 20 of Concord North Carolina was convicted at a Lackland Air Force Base court martial of drunkenness and mistreating two basic trainees. He received three months confinement at hard labor a $150 fine and a two grade rank reduction to airman basic. Victims Basic Airman Jerry L. Prohst 17 of Terrill Iowa and Louis P. Downs 18 of Milton New Hampshire testified the June 1 assault left them scared.
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San Antonio
Tex
John C. Williams
Concord
N. C
Lackland Air Force ‘Base
Air Force
Williams
Lackland
Jerry L. Prohst
Terrill
Towa
Louis P. Downs
Milton
N. H
Murrow to interview Tito on CBS TV Sunday
A glowing TV feature notes Murrow will present a filmed Tito interview on CBS TV Sunday at 3 30 p m EDT from Tito s summer home followed by a live panel discussion. The piece also mentions Murrow s anticipated Television magazine interview and reflects on TV news ethics and public service programming.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Edward R. Murrow
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Cbs-Tv
Murrox
Tito
CBS Radio
CBS
Khruschev
Russia
Murrow
Television Magazine
Church To Hold Singing Program In Cramerton
The Cramerton Free Will Baptist Church will host a fifth Sunday night singing program this Sunday at 7 p.m. The event aims to attract local worshippers with a schedule of songs led by church members and visiting singers.
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Cramerton
Cramerton Free Will Baptist Church
Gastonians Plan Attendance at Southern Furniture Market
High Point schedules July 8 to 17 for the semi annual furniture and rug market. Advance registrations from Gastonia include Mir ana agen and ore ne a, reflecting local interest in the High Point event.
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High Point
Mir Ana Agen
Ore Ne
Coast Guard searches after offshore drif capsizes near Texas border
Coast Guard cutters race to Cameron after an offshore rig capsized about 20 miles east of the Texas border leaving five men adrift on a raft. Six people in one family were rescued from a floating rooftop after eight hours. Seventeen others among evacuees and responders faced injuries, shelter needs, and widespread damage across Lake Charles and surrounding areas as Red Cross shelters drew thousands.
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Heather
Thrower
Reggie
Belmont
Armstrong's
Gaston Life Saving Crew
Coast Guard
Texas Border
Cameron
Granville Theriot
Red Cross
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Port Arthur
Tex
Orange
Larry Stephenson
Civil Defense
Student Will Speak Tonight at Camp-Associated Service
Rhett Sanders a pre-ministerial senior at Erskine College will speak tonight at the Garrison Memorial Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church in Bessemer City. He is joined by youth counselors from Grace Bible Camp in Alleghany County Virginia. The service begins at 8 p.m and includes slides of the camp plus vocal and instrumental selections.
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Rhett Sanders
Erskine
Garrison Memorial
Reformed Presbyterian’ Church
Bessemer City
Sanders
Erskine College
Alleghany County
Mr. Sanders
Jets Begin Front Page Operations From Japanese Bases
Jets would continue to operate from Japanese bases with a surprise element noted by officials. Earlier UN statements said planes would be based in Korea for quicker retaliation against a Chinese attack. A US Air Force spokesman near Osan said Korea based contacts would be directional for navigation and weather only, suggesting flights over Korea train crews and test air ground coordination for possible renewed fighting.
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U. N
Korea
South Korea
U.S. Air Force
Biz
Osan
Seoul
Nason
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