U S Extends Credits to Philippines During Garcia Visit
The United States agreed to a new 75 million dollar line of credit and a 50 million dollar development loan fund for the Philippines, pending congressional action. President Garcia and Eisenhower stressed defense ties and SEA security, noting US bases and mutual defense under sovereign equality.
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Mrs Mayfield No College For Her
A reader writes planning to marry as a high school sophomore and future homemaker. The columnist argues higher education remains essential for personal and family advancement, listing roles a homemaker might fill and urging pursuit of college or equivalent learning.
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Mrs. Mayfield
Too Young Dear Too Young: A Teen Confesses Love and Fallout
A near-adult recounts falling in love with a girl, facing pregnancy, and parental punishment. He is sent away 50 miles after his parents insist the fault lies not with him, noting relatives who married young and urging legal grandparent status.
Make Me A Miracle Dear Make It Real For Love Advice
A reader asks how to stop a steady but intimate relationship seen as wrong but hard to quit. Molly guides to end the affair, switch to wholesome behavior, and suggests patience while the couple ages and grows. The column urges staying positive, kind, and subtly distant.
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Daily Mail Offers 700 Overcoat Prize in Imaginary Ad Contest
British press mocks Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams as cartoons lampoon gifts from a millionaire friend. Daily Mail invites readers to submit a 50 word imaginary ad by June 24 about disposing of an imaginary vieuna overcoat for a prize. Cartoons critique Adams and political figures in sharp, humorous commentary.
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William N. Connor
Heirs sue over use of Jeanne Eagels name in film
Eight heirs of actress Jeanne Eagels sue in Superior Court for 950000 damages claiming the film The Jeanne Engels Story used her name and likeness without proper consent. Defendants George Sidney Productions Inc and Columbia Pictures Corp produced and distributed the movie.
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Miss Eagels Died at 35 Amid Career Peak
Stage star Miss Eagels, described in a 1929 obituary as a dissolute and immoral person, died at age 35 while at the height of her fame. The report notes her controversial public image and rising success in theater and screen work.
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