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...Kerr of Oklahoma...
Toledo ALAN KERR Sir: Not since the white horse came for Joe Palmer- have I seen such a story as yours ... I voice here the approving sentiments pf several members of this club...
Congressmen from the Southwest last week talked about a new law that would take the Government out of the gas-regulating business, such as the Kerr natural-gas bill, which was vetoed by Harry Truman in 1950. The chances of getting such a law through this session are slim, since legislators from gas-consuming states would oppose it in an election year. But oil-and-gas men think that consumers may feel differently if there are gas shortages...
Handbills scattered over North Carolina last week proclaimed: "Vote for Kerr Scott . . . [He] has aided our cause of nonsegregation . . . A friend of the Negro." In North Carolina the handbills were obviously no help at all to William Kerr Scott, 58, tobacco-chewing ex-governor running for the Senate seat to which little-known Attorney Alton Asa Lennon was appointed last July. Sure enough, it turned out, the handbills came from Lennon's supporters. Kerr Scott denounced the trick, swore his devotion to segregation. At week's end he won the Democratic primary anyway, beating Lennon and five other...
...your sighs and your tears." Dennis King as Rigoletto shouts: "Unarmed though I be, I'll kill you, I warn you!" But the familiar music (in familiar performances by Rise Stevens, Jussi Bjoerling, Leonard Warren) restores the order of things. Most acceptable acting job is done by Deborah Kerr, who renders the ingenuous roles of Mimi in La Boheme and Cio-Cio-San in Madame Butterfly with winning simplicity before Soprano Licia Albanese takes over...