Vallee Reconsiders Presley Era Beatle Of Aspirin Age
Hollywood trade AP reports Rudy Vallee, famed crooner of the aspirin era, is drawn back into recording by a curious new version of Winchester Cathedral by the New Vaudeville Band. Vallee, surprised by the offer while in St Paul, initially balked but nostalgia and market interest persuaded him to sign with Viva Records to release his rendition and other tunes.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Recoma
Winchester
Cathedral
Rudy Valle
Basin 33
Vallee
Winchester Cathedral
The
New
St Paul
Viva Records
Dot
Stolen 1957 Chevrolet in Baytown on Market Street
Baytown police were told at 8:10 p.m. Friday that a 1957 Chevrolet two door hard top was stolen from the 3500 block of Market Street. Keys were left in the vehicle. The report identifies Robert Gary Whitted as the caller.
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Robert Gary Whitted
Amy
Baytown
Market Street
50 000 US Troops Still Guard Forgotten Front in Korea
North Korea attacked six American soldiers near the Korean front, highlighting why 50,000 U.S. troops stay in Korea thirteen years after the war. President Johnson defended long forces, noting Korea’s strategic frontier against Communism as South Korea sends troops to Viet Nam. The piece discusses the armistice line, MAC investigations, and the ongoing balance of troops and deterrence along the Demilitarized Zone.
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Seoul
South Korea
Republic of Korea
Penmunom
United States
United Nations
South Viet Nam
President Johnson
Korea
Johnson
Chung Hee Park
U.S
Charles H. Bonesteeler
U.N
Freedom's
Yalu River
Peking
Asr
38Th
4Th Missile Command
MAC
Panmunijom
UNC
Park
Viet Nam
Bo J Luey
South Sireans Park
Eryone
Wide Open GOP Nomination Field Haplessly Foreshadowed
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen says the Republican presidential field is open in 1963 with Richard Nixon as a front-runner and names George Romney and Ronald Reagan as possibilities. He warns of youth turbulence and criticizes Harvard protesters and draft-card burners while praising military duty and civic responsibility.
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Philadelphia
Senate
Exerest M. Dirksen
Illinois
Richard M. Nixon
George Romney
Michigan
Ronald Reagan
California
Dirksen
Union League of Philadelphia
Business Land
Union League
Harvard University
Change Of Venue Denied In Speck Case
Chicago AP report says Richard Speck faces trial downstate to seek an unbiased jury. Judge Herbert Paschen grants change of venue, selecting a new county and ordering proposed county seats by next Thursday for the December 33 trial date.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Herbert C. Paschen
Speck
South ‘Side
Gerald Getty
Paschen
Getty
William Martin
Martin
Tiny Kuwait to Help Finance Lebanese Bank Reopen
Kuwait agrees to finance Lebanon's Intra Bank, the Middle East's largest bank, which closed in October due to cash withdrawals. Kuwait's government institution will freeze about $60 million in deposits and provide a 16 million dollar loan to stabilize Intra's branches abroad with a possible reopening next month.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kuwait
Intra Bank
Intra
Middle East
Kuwait Contracting & Trading Co
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NEA Radio-Telephoto
Gilly Laing
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Aturday
Rosedale Peaches
Libby
Unele Williams
GOP
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Texas Motor Volkswagen, Inc
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Texas
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Ria
Light Company
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Houston Lighting & Power Company
Ed Electric Service Company
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