Linkletter Revives Talent Scouts With Celebrity Guests
Art Linkletter breathes new life into Hollywood Talent Scouts on CBS with celebrity appearances and fresh newcomers. The show keeps its easygoing, summer appeal as it earns a cautious thumbs up for revived format.
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Art Linkletter
Hollywood
CBS
Debbie Reynolds
Linkletter
Eartha Kitt
Liberace
Padeerewski
Chopin
Yolander White
Metropolitan Opera
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Ronny David
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Exchange Club Elects Board Members
Three new Board of Control members were elected at the Winchester Exchange Club meeting. New members are Tom Harrison Steve Rosenberger and Russell Potts as outgoing directors were Robert Barbour Robert Dale and Thomas Sprint. Co F Germelman of Allegany Freight Lines spoke on communication and listening. Officers will serve another six months: President Bill Fraula Vice President Claude Smalts Secretary Sam Rhodes Treasurer Russell Newcome. Other board members include Dr Victory Albright C Irvine Cather and Jack Phillips.
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Board of Control
Winchester Exchange Club
Tom Harrison
Steve Rosenberger
Russ Potts
Robert Barbour
Robert Dale
Thomas Sprint
F. Germelman
Allegany Freight Lines
Mr. Germelman
Club
Bill Fraula
Claude Smalts
Sam Rhodes
Russell Newcome
Dr. Victory Albright
C. Irvine Cather
Jack Phillips
New York Lawyer Joins Reynolds Metals in Richmond
Joseph V Heffernan, a New York attorney and partner in Hecht Hadfield Hays and McAlpin, becomes counsel and head of the Reynolds Metals law department in Richmond. Gustav B Maregraf remains general counsel. the company notes a statistic that one eighth of blind Americans suffer from glaucoma.
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Joseph V.heffernan
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Joseph H. McConnell
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Out of order elevator splits Mexican political party
An out of order elevator in the Authentic party of the Mexican Revolution HQ on the fourth floor triggers a party rift. President Jacinto B. Trevino, 81, quits visiting headquarters, weakening discipline as rival Luis G. Olloqui proclaims Trevino ousted. Olloqui seeks Congress seating removal, while Congress convenes in September.
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Congress
Luis G. Olloqui
Authentics
Olloqui
Pancho Villa
Plutarco Elias Calles
Ollogqui
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