Pat Suzuki's Comeback Tour After Turbulent Years
Japanese American singer Pat Suzuki rose to fame on Broadway in Flower Drum Song and later navigated career breaks, family life, and a shift to nightclub singing. Born Chiyoko in California, she endured internment era stigma, beatnik years, and financial hardship before reemerging with a band in New York and a television appearance with Frank Sinatra, then returning to live venues after motherhood and a shift in focus.
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Nine Baytonians Hunt In Alaska Five Weeks
Nine Baytonians returned from a five week Alaska hunting trip. The group, including Mr. and Mrs. Ale Badgweil and Ed Wieuron, camped with enclosed houses for moose and caribou in a remote region near Usine southeast of Anchorage. They bagged a large caribou, about 130 pounds, and found old nuggets, while bears proved elusive due to late salmon runs. The party noted safety cautions about bear encounters and shared stories of camp life, weather, and gear.
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Celebrities differ in single mindedness say Boyle
HAL BOYLE summarizes interviews with over a thousand famous people across twenty years, concluding stars stand out from ordinary folk by a stronger single minded pursuit. They push hard toward goals, surround themselves with sycophants, and often become defined by success as they fear failure. He notes varied personalities among actors, athletes, and writers, with a fond but critical nod to Omar Nelson Crawley as a steadfast figure.
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Cancer survives gender gap in 1963 headline
A fragmented report cites the American Cancer Society noting more men than women tied by cancer last year. It mentions a projected ratio of about 4 men to 45 women in 1963 and references a Crusade supporting cancer awareness.
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Space Agency bungling costs over million, GAO reports
Washington AP. A General Accounting Office report to Congress says mismanagement by the space agency and contractors has cost taxpayers over 100 million. The Centaur upper stage failures and delays in lunar exploration and a communication satellite project are cited, with findings linked to the House Space Sciences subcommittee chaired by Rep Miller.
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Union Carbide Plans Brownsville Expansion
Union Carbide announces expansion of its Brownsville facilities to boost capacity and attract investment. The project will raise expenditures and add six new jobs, with targeted improvements at the plant and related operations in Brownsville Texas.
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