Sally Rand Still Waving Ostrich Fans At 30 Years On
Cynthia Lowry notes that Sally Rand remains a legendary carnival figure. Thirty years after the World’s Fair, her dance and exotics still draw huge audiences in New York and beyond. NBC plans a May NBC News special with Rand narrating and guiding audiences through her storied show business career.
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Sommex and Sominex Sleep Aid Ad at Scarborough's Drugs
An advertisement promotes Sommex and Sominex as gentle, non habit forming sleep aids for restless nights. It urges taking Sominex for simple nervous tension and daily problems to achieve restful, natural like sleep, highlight ing Scarborough's Drugs at 3507 Market street location.
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Sun's Television Log Promotes Saturday Morning Schedule
A TV log for Saturday morning April 7 lists Sign On, Farm Journal with George Reasoner, National Anthem, Cartoon, Carnival, and Susie as featured items in a morning lineup.
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Academy Awards To Be Presented Next Monday
Hollywood AP reports the Academy Awards will air next Monday at 7 p.m. at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium with many stars absent. Dick Dunlap directs with 12 cameras and a pre taped helicopter opening over the ocean. Nominees Sid ney Poitier Richard Harris and others are expected. presenters include Julie Andrews Steve McQueen and Frank Sinatra.
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World News Briefs Reflect Cold War Tensions
AP reports from Tokyo Taipei and London note Pompidou warning that a U S backed victory in South Vietnam would not solve the conflict Nixon cautions an island surrender could break resistance Lippmann predicts Nixon or Scranton as candidates and a defamation suit against Rep Powell in New York involves his Puerto Rican property transfer allegations and a separate $250000 claim
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World wide satellite communications system eyed
AP reports the United States, Canada and 17 other nations may agree this year on a global satellite communications system. In Paris, Khrushchev’s son-in-law Alexei Adzhubei said the Soviet Union has destroyed all copies of the anti-Jewish pamphlet Judaism Without Disguise.
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Pemex to Build Major Gas Pipeline Network in Mexico
Pemex announces a $280 million project to lay a gas line network linking Ciudad Pemex with Mexico City and Reynosa with Chihuahua City. Initial phase to be completed by mid 1965, with Ciudad Pemex to Mexico City line already in operation.
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Turkey Growers' Gross Up 6 Per Cent In 1963
Washington AP reports that turkey growers earned a record gross income of 373 million dollars in 1963, up 6 percent from 1962. The gain followed growers rejecting a federal marketing allotment plan, with the rise driven largely by voluntary production cuts and a smaller 1963 crop of 93.4 million birds versus 108.2 million in 1961. The 1962 crop was about 92 million dollars.
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NATO Secretary Stikker Retires From NATO These Summer
PARIS AP Dirk A Stikker secretary general of NATO said he will retire in the middle of the summer citing health issues. He is 67 and underwent abdominal operations at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington in 1962.
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Mennonite Volunteers Clean Flood Debris in West Point
Twenty five Mennonites aided flood cleanup in West Point Kentucky joining Red Cross teams to restore damaged homes after the worst flood in 20 years along the Ohio River. They worked 22 hours at one church and assisted elderly residents, with plans to contribute about 1600 hours toward rebuilding locally.
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