Whiffenpoofs Meet at Yale's Marys and Morys Storehouse
The Whiffenpoofs and the Yale undergraduates gather at Marys, the private Yale eating club at 306 New York St., to sing their famed anthem and honor the historic Morys Temple Bar lineage dating to 1861. The group, once including Louis Linder and later members such as Cole Porter and Prescott Bush, performs Monday nights at Marys while recalling the club as a cornerstone of Yale tradition.
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Frank
Jane Moriarty
Wooster Street
Temple Street
Mary’s Temple Bar
Louis Linder
Yale Glee Club
James M. Howard
Fort Pierce
Fla
Whiffenpools
Meade Minnigerode
George Pomeroy
Carl Lohmann
University
Minningerode
Pomeroy
Rudyard Kipling
Mory’s
Mr. Howard
Lohmann
Mory’s Association
Yale
Whiffenpoofs
Cole Porter
U.S
Prescott Bush
Ben Cutler
Lanny Ross
Cecile Marie Charlotte Jeanette Murphy
Ted Coy
Coy
Russia
Mory
Louis
West Berlin protests wall shooting to East Germany
In an unprecedented move, West Berlin's government directly addressed East Germany over the Christmas Day shooting of a refugee at the Berlin Wall. Horst Korber delivered a critical oral statement, surprising Western officials who see protest as an occupation power prerogative.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Britain
France
United States
Horst Korber
Erich Wendt
U.S
Bonn
Pyotrobrassimov
East Germany
Dentistry's Gift To Acting Edgar Buchanan Makes Hit Show
Hollywood veteran Edgar Buchanan, once a dentist, now stars in Petticoat Junction. The show leads in season ratings and promises steady work, with Buchanan enjoying rising recognition and potential for public appearances. His career shift from dentistry to drama began after discovery at Pasadena Playhouse.
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Edgar Buchanan
Hollywood
Petticoat Junction
Buchanan
University of Oregon
Economic Outlook for 64 Rosy Yet Some Clouds Ahead
The AP report outlines two 1964 forecasts: with Kennedy tax cuts enacted soon the year could reach a 5 percent growth to about 615 billion dollars, while failure to pass the tax bill likely slows gains and risks a downturn in late 1964. Unemployment stays near 5.5 percent, federal spending slows, and auto and housing gains may fade without tax stimulus.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
Walter W. Heller
Heller
Johnson
Commerce Department
Economic Council
Poll Tax Due Now For Voting In March
Mrs. Julia K. Nash Bennington tax collector reminds residents poll taxes must be paid by January 1 to be eligible for March elections. She will send delinquent lists to the town clerk and Motor Vehicle Department. Both spouses must pay. office hours 2 to 6 afternoons at 303 Weeks St.
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Julia K. Nash
Bennington
Fire Aboard President Madison Near Tokyo Bay
Aboard the American freighter President Madison a fire broke out in No 4 hold shortly after departing Yokohama for San Francisco. The Japanese Maritime Safety Agency said the 7924 ton vessel radioed for help about 25 miles from the coast of the Boso Peninsula off Tokyo Bay.
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Yokohama
Japan
President Madise
San Francisco
Japanese Maritime Safety Agency
President Line
Boso Peninsula
Tokyo Bay
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Mexico
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Palm Beach
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
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PTA
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Blondie
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Dagwood
Steve Canyon
Milton Caniff
Target
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Heart of
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Man
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Main Street
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