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:35 Surprue Theater CBS
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:30 Hon. Geoffrey Francis fisher CBS
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5:30 Today's Sports Highlights
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6 00 On Stage CBS
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7:00 J nek Carson CBS
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C 00 Meet Millie CBS
ft 25 SurprUe Thenlro CBS
8::i0 Lowell Thotnas CHS
0.43 Tenncsiee Ernie Show CBS
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10:30 A Visit to W eufield'a
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Il:i;u Florida Calling
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The People's Credit Union, own.
er of the house, had offered the
old home for sale for $1 provided
it was moved off land needed by
the firm. Moving costs were re
ported to be prohibitive.
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"DENNIS THE MENACE"
CanT ou ever say you re tired? must vco
ALWAYS BE PLUMB TUCKERED OUT?
Frank Sinatra Analyzes
Reasons For Press Trouble
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD I What makes
Frank Sinatra that way?
Here is a guy whose career has
been built on turmoil. With
Academy Award and all the offers
he can handle, he is once again
silting on top of the show business
vnrld. Yet he seems restive and
contentious to a sizable number of
people.
I have always enjoyed pleasant
relations with him. I have found
him friendly and helpful. Yet
many columnists hate his guts. I
tried to probe out the reasons (or
this when he talked In his dress.
Ing room for "Young at Heart."
It was one of the rare times when
he sat down and concentrated on
one subject. But- he 6till was rest
less. He rose to pace the floor as
he talked or to have his secretary
place a call.
How are your relations with the
Hollywood press?" I asked.
All right," he replied. "They
leave me alone. That's the way I
like It."
I mentioned that he has had
troubles with the press In the
past.
"Sure, I've had some run-Ins.
But usually it's with columnists
who feed on other people's per
sonal problems. You 11 find the
ones who have given me trouble
are the 6-cent variety. Maybe I
overestimate them. They're the 4
cent kind.
My so-called battle vith ' the
American press Is Just nonsense.
If the whole press were mad at
me. how could I have gotten suchl
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"My principal beef Is personal
questions. I have never felt that
other people had the right to In
quire into my private life. I have
always felt that way.
"I have tried to get It under
stood around town that I will talk
about anything in the world but
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Even on my last picture, 'Sudden
ly.' I'd talk to writers, and they'd
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people.
"If my wife (Ava Gardner'! and
I are having problems, it's our
business. I certainly don't intend
to say anything about it. In mat
ters like these, I think it's only
right that the man keeps his
mouth shut. Anything, that must
be said will hsve to come from
her."
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Crater Lake
Fred T. Johnston, superintendent
of Crater Lake National Park
since last November, has received
a transfer to the National Park
Service regional office in San
Francisco where he will be chief
of operations.
Mr, and Mrs. Johnston plan to
leave about September 1. Their
only Son, Jerry, 18, who Is- em
ployed this summer asi a fhe
guard at Lassen Volcanic Park,
will be a freshmen at Chlco State
College this fall.
Johnston has been in national
park service for 26 years.
New superintendent at Crater
Lake National Park will be Thom
as Williams, who is being trans
ferred from his post as assistant
superintendent at Mt. Olympic Na
tional Park, Port Angeles, Wash
ington. They are expected to ar
rive about the end of August.
Crater Lake National Park,
which lies wholly within Klamath
County, has a permanent personnel
of about 80 persons.
Travel during July of this year
Spain Names
New Ambassador
SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain I
Jose Maria de Areilza, Count of
Motrlco and a prominent econo
mist and Industrial .engineer, is
Spain's new ambassador to the
United States.
Generalissimo Francisco 'Fran
co's government announced last
night De Areilza will replace Jose
Felix de Lequerica, Washington
Ambassador the past four years.
The new ambassador, 45, was previ
ously ambassador to Argentina
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year with more planned for th
coming year.
Plans are well along for new
bridges across Annie Creek and
Good-Bye Creek. Contracts are ex.
peeled to be let In a month or six
weeks. The new bridges will elk
minate present uewurs.
A new automotive repair shop is
expected to be completed early in
September at park headquarters.
This will provide servicing for all
snowplows and government equip,
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CASUALTY
TAIPEH, Formosa Wl Chinese
Nationalist air force headquarters
announced belatedly Wednesday
night that a Nationalist F fighter
was shot down by Chinese Com.
munist MIGs July 16. The F47 was
downed In a fight over the Red.
held China mainland 140 miles
south of Shanghai
Klomoth Fells, Oihm
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