Millionaire Picked Up for DUI, Episcopalians Call Atomic Power Part of God's Creation, May 16, 1959

Kim Novak and Cary Grant dance until dawn at Cannes.

The Geneva summit talks provide a little humor for our favorite Pasadena gun dealer. Some of the Arechigas are still in Chavez Ravine. Evidently it takes time to build new coops for all their chickens. The idea of keeping 200 chickens near downtown must have infuriated civic leaders who wanted to show how progressive Los Angeles was. No, it's not real rock 'n' roll.

True, she has no experience. On the other hand she's starring in "Diary of a High School Bride" for American International Pictures. At left, Sammy Davis Jr. at the Moulin Rouge.

The Rt. Rev. Arthur Lichtenberger, presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States, says: "Nuclear energy is part of God's created world." The Episcopal church was collecting money to buy a nuclear reactor for the Anglican University of St. Paul in Tokyo. The idea of preaching from the Episcopal pulpit about the benefits of nuclear energy is almost beyond belief.   A new auditorium opens at Manly Palmer Hall's Philosophical Research Society.

The top-rated Braves and the second-place Dodgers will meet at the Coliseum. The Braves' Hank Aaron has a .487 average and a 19-game hitting streak.

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[David Middlecamp]

The U.S. went through a love affair with nuclear power in the late 1950's and early 1960's. The promise was electric power too cheap to meter. In January 1966 the State of California was considering building a nuclear power plant in Cayucos.