Hawaiian Paradise star Jimmy Shigeta returns home to Hawaii
Honolulu interview with Jimmy Shigeta, costar with Elvis Presley in Hawaiian Paradise, recounts his Hawaiian roots, family ties, and memories of Pearl Harbor days. He describes hometown scenery from the Ilikai Hotel, childhood hill slides, and early showbiz steps while noting Elvis’s large entourage.
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Bob Thomas
Honolulu
Ilikal Hotel
Jimmy Shigeta
Jimmy
Elvis Presley
Hawaiian Paradise
Elvis
Tilkai
Jimmy Shigete
Kona
Hawaii
Oahu
Waikiki
Pearl Harbor
REL DE Coordinator Named For REL
Mrs. Mary Beth McElroy, longtime REL biology and physical education leader, is named co ordinator of distributive education at Robert E Lee High School to work with Leslie Couch. She returns from a San Antonio DE teachers workshop and aims to place about 70 students in four classes this year with jobs in retail wholesale or services. Students will work at least 15 hours weekly and attend a regular academic class plus a DE class. The program helps juniors and seniors explore careers in retail and related fields through training in stock control merchandising selling and advertising and more. The McElroys moved to Baytown in 1947. she is the widow of Nelson McElroy former Baytown Chamber of Commerce manager. They have one daughter Molly a junior at REL. They seek business contacts for training placements and invite interested students and businesses to reach REL coordinators.
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Mary Beth McElroy
Robert E. Lee High School
REL
Leslie Couch
McElroy
San Antonio
Couch
Nelson McElroy
Baytown
McElroys
Molly
Trinity Episcopal Church
Erhard bets he can rule without help in campaign
Bonn, Germany AP Erhard vows to rule West Germany without Brandt as the campaign enters its final month. He touts the German economic miracle while Brandt bids to be seen as youth. Polls show Erhard ahead on image, but Bundestag votes and potential coalitions will decide if any party can rule alone. The CDU supports Erhard, with Vice Chancellor Erich Mende’s Free Democrats.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Willy ‘Brandt
Erhard
Brandt
Erhart
Bundestag
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
Erich Mende
Free Democratic Party
West Berlin
Free Democrats
Administration backs down on UN dues crisis
James Marlow reports that the Johnson administration chose not to escalate a dispute with the Soviet Union over UN dues. President Johnson authorized a cautious stance as wartime tensions in Viet Nam dominated foreign policy. The move avoided a potential Soviet walkout and left the UN Finance Committee in a precarious state.
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James Marlow
Washington
Johnson
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Naions
World Organization
Soviet Union
United Nations
General Assembly
United States
Goldberg
Adlair
Stevenson
United Na_tions
D. Aiken
Vermont
Senate
Television Fall Schedule Changes Unveil Major Cast Shuffles
Hollywood reports the networks plan 26 new 1965 66 shows with radical retooling of classics. Lucy moves to Hollywood with guest stars, Amos Burke shifts to Secret Service, Hazel reshapes family roles, and Lucy’s daughter attends college as family moves.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Lucy
Danny Thomas
Hazel
Hoge
Amos
Burke
Amos Burke
Gene Larry
Lucille Ball
Vivian Vance
California
James Fonda
George Baxter
Middle
Middle East
Police. Department For
Secret
Ship Goes Commercial First Nuclear Powered Merchant Ship
The Savannah, world s first nuclear powered merchant ship, will enter commercial service August 20 at her Galveston Texas fueling base according to the Associated Press in Washington.
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Washington
Savannah
World’s
Galveston
Tex
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Yemen
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United Nations ™ Ag
Kmart
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