Hope Receives Georgetown Honor As Rollicking Commencement
Bob Hope attended Georgetown University commencement in cap and gown to receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. President Edward B. Bunn praised his “saly tary gift of laughter” to a troubled world. Hope quipped about his education and offered advice to graduates.
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Fiscal Crisis Will Confront Legislature
The Minnesota Taxpayers Association warns the 1963 legislature faces a real fiscal crisis after the 1961 session. It notes authorized spending and taxes require about $60 million more in new revenues, with windfall revenues depleted. The review criticizes patchwork tax changes and argues for meaningful reform to balance the budget and support growth. It cites $582.6 million in four major appropriations, over $92 million more than 1959 funding.
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Dr William Castle, 94, Pioneer in Genetics, Dies In Berkeley
Dr William Ernest Castle, 94, dean of American geneticists, died Sunday after a brief illness in Berkeley. He joined the University of California in 1936 after a distinguished career at Harvard University.
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Minnesota Day Delegation to Seattle World Fair
Nearly 500 Minnesotans will join the Century 21 exposition for Minnesota Day ceremonies at the Seattle World's Fair on June 12. Gov. Elmer L. Andersen will lead a group that includes youth bands and choirs from Fairmont, Proctor, and Minnehaha Academy, the Over 60 band from Gaylord, and beauty queens Pamela Jo Albinson and Penny Hicks.
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Benny Goodman Finds Russia Not Like the Good Old USA
Benny Goodman and his band faced Soviet limits during a Moscow concert tour. Officials halted recording, stopped translating remarks, and restricted distributing band buttons while the group drew enthusiastic crowds at a Black Sea resort.
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TV Sticks to Realism but Some Exceptions
AP report notes doctors and lawyers push for realism in TV dramas while producers balance drama with accuracy. NBC standards chief Ernest Jahnke ordered revisions to Sam Benedict for two courtroom infractions, while preserving creative elements. NBC Hitchcock Presents and CBS The Gary Moore Show listings follow with guest Gwen Verdon.
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Plan to cut income taxes next Congress to consider
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon announced at a New York dinner that the administration will seek a top to bottom income tax rate reduction next year. He noted the plan would pair cuts with revenue-raising measures to offset lost revenue and hinted at potential base broadening and loophole closures.
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Crumbling Cookies Mystery Plagues Space Snack Study
Space scientists race to solve the crumbling cookies mystery after Malcom Carpenter’sMay flight, as Pillsbury and Nestle defend their snacks and await government analysis of crumbs and melted candy in a 104 to 105 degree capsule.
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Meat and Butter Boosted Again by Russians
Moscow reports a government order to raise meat and butter supplies and expand fish catches to 5 million tons by 1965. Tass notes the move aims to ease diet gaps after price hikes, with Krylov and Nestle products mentioned and a capsule packing scene described.
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Silk designer Maria Melik dies in New York at 73
Maria A. Melik a renowned silk designer died Sunday in New York. The obituary notes her 73 years and prominence in textile design with a career shaping luxury fabrics and fashion. Her passings marks the loss of a longtime industry figure.
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