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...Cabinet meeting and the lengthy session of the National Security Council (see above). But during his off-hours, the President found time to visit his grandchildren, dodging the model planes which air-minded David, 5, sent zooming around the room; admiring the doodles which filled the drawing books of Barbara Anne, 4, and delighting in the baby tricks of Susan, 21 months. Last week the President also: ¶ Named Bryce Harlow, 37, former Oklahoma City textbook publisher, as chief presidential speechwriter in place of Emmet J. Hughes, who resigned to return to the editorial staff of LIFE. ¶ Revived...
...there are too many), listens in only when driving his car. He seldom brings work home with him, spends plenty of time with his handsome wife Camilla (who often accompanies him on business trips) and their three children: 17-year-old Nancy Sue ("Bitsy"), now a Bryn Mawr freshman; Barbara Ellen, 15; chunky Malcolm Neil, 10, who McElroy describes as a "champion consumer...
Based on Adria Locke Langley's 1945 bestseller, the film is laid in an unspecified "cotton-growing state" that is readily identifiable as Huey Long's Louisiana. Demagogue Cagney, married to a Yankee schoolteacher (Barbara Hale) and deep in an affair on the side with a swamp siren (Anne Francis), mounts the first rung of the political ladder by accusing a wealthy cotton-ginner of short-weighting the local farmers. When one of his followers kills a deputy and is shot, in turn, while awaiting trial, Cagney grabs headlines by haling the dying man into court and insisting...
...BARBARA MARSH...
...Washington last week, the Columbine stopped at Chicago to pick up five passengers, all named Eisenhower, who were to be guests at the White House: son John, daughter-in-law Barbara and the President's three grandchildren...