Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall fails to hit comedic peak
AP review faults the CBS special for weak writing and production despite solid performances by Julie Andrews and Carol Burnett. The show aimed to satirize New York stage tropes at Carnegie Hall but derailed after strong opening moments, with the music praised while the humor fell flat. NBC golf coverage also shortchanges viewers by cutting to ads during Nicklaus’s key moments.
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New York
Julie Andrews
Carol Burnett
Julie and
Carol
Carnegie Hall
New York Auditorium
Nausser
Sigers
NBC
Upper Montclair
N.J
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Vermont Library Service Gains From Federal Act
Since the Library Services Act was enacted, over 316000 Vermonters gained access to new or improved public library materials. The program, funded by 276345 dollars state matched by 192183 dollars, added five bookmobiles and eight librarians. The act aims to extend public library access in rural areas, with initial federal funding of 7.5 million annually, administered by the U.S. Office of Education, and extended to 1966.
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Boston
Vermont
Lawrence J. Brenahan
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Bresnahan
United States
United States Office of Education
Congress
Library Services Act
Republicans parlay market jitters Estes case in bid for House win
GOP leaders push stock market unease and Billie Sol Estes scandal to galvanize support for retaking the House in November. William E. Miller says the issues favor the party as Kennedy policies and steel price moves draw fire, with Estes investigations cited as a political lever. Senator Francis Case faces George McGovern in South Dakota race amid anti administration sentiment.
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William E. Miller
Miller
Kennedy
Lockhart
Francis Case
R-S.d
George McGovern
Food For Peace
Estes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert F. Kennedy
Pat Boone shifts image in Main Attraction roles
AP report from Hollywood notes Pat Boone forges a new screen persona after filming Main Attraction in Austria and England. The actor discusses playing a drifter with a volatile past, regret about fan reactions, and his willingness to take riskier parts despite calls he remains a clean boy.
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Hollywood
Pat Boone
Pat
Austria
England
Ann-Margret
Walt Disney Pictures
West River Valley League Franchise Organized
The National Baseball Congress Monday announced franchising of the West River Valley League, consisting of seven Vermont teams and one from New Hampshire, in its 1962 National Association.
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Wichita, Kan
National Baseball Congress
West River Valley League
Vermont
New Hampshire
West Rutland
Congress
Ray Dumont
First Negroes Attend Memphis Summer School Class
A summer school physics class at East High in Memphis includes two Black students the first to attend high school classes with white pupils in the city. Superintendent E. C. Stimbert notes the boy and girl were enrolled Monday after attending private schools out of state during the regular year. Desegregation began last fall, but only first graders were involved previously.
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Emphis, Tenn
East High
Memphis
E. C. Stimbert
Jockey Henry Wajda Survives Two Spin Outs at Suffolk Downs
Jockey Henry Wajda of Newmarket New Hampshire escaped unhurt after being thrown from favoree Boul Mich early in the fifth race at Suffolk Downs on Monday. The horse rolled over several times as Wajda landed safely.
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Boston
Henry Wajda
Newmarket
N. H
Wajda
Favoree Boul Mich
Suffolk Downs
Bott
AT&T to erase coin box chimes in new pay phones
AT&T will replace old pay phones with a new model eliminating coin chimes. A test model in Norfolk Virginia shows a single coin slot and a lever to release coins. The updated units will appear nationwide over several years for repairs and new installations.
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Norfolk, Va
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Dublin Lord Mayor Returns Weary Voice Quiet
Dublin's lord mayor Robert Briscoe returned from a three month U S visit looking tired and without a voice. He told waiting newsmen at the airport that he was fine but had lost his voice.
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Dublin
Robert Briscoe
United States
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