Feud Over World’s Fair Sign Draws Supreme Court Action
In New York, The Great & American Tea Company seeks a preliminary injunction to block the New York World’s Fair 1964 65 Corp from using a 263 foot long neon sign atop the A and P bakery near the fair site. Moses, fair president, defends free publicity and warns against pressuring the fair to honor Jane Parker baked foods.
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New York
UPD
Robert Moses
The
Great & Tea Company, Inc
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Henry Clay Greenberg
Moses
Jane Parker
A.&p
St. Peter’s Basilica
Rome
Long Island
Rusk and Salinger Stand Out Figures in Washington Scene
The piece contrasts Dean Rusk and Pierre Salinger as two distinct figures in 1960s Washington. It notes Salinger’s candid humor and media rapport, his 1963 fitness walk stance, and his resignation to pursue a California Senate bid. It highlights Rusk’s quiet foreign affairs focus, enduring tenure, and cautious public stance amid Johnson’s administration.
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Washington
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
McNamara
White House
Defense Departments
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Salinger
Senate
California
Rusk
Dean
Pixie Pierre
Dean Acheson
President Truman
John Foster Dulles
James Hagerty
Spring Starts Today and Signs Are Everywhere
AP reports the first day of spring arrives with signs across the nation. Birds return and flowers bloom from California to New York, as officials note warming trends yet continued cold in the midwest and eastern precipitation. The Weather Bureau predicts colder conditions inland with warming in the West and heavy snow possible in Wisconsin and Michigan.
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New York
United States
Atlantic
Great Plains
Great Divide
Sierras
Pacific
America
California
Mission San Juan Capistrano
St. Joseph’s
Spring Valley
Ill
Bill Savitch
Nashville
Tenn
J.P. Evans
Baby Boy
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
New York City
Church of St. Vincent Ferrer
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Michigan
Linda Hope Debuts on Bob Hope Show as Miss November
Linda Hope, 22, daughter of Bob Hope, makes her TV debut on the Hope program as a magazine model in Her School for Bachelors. She studied acting with Agnes Moorehead, taught English in Los Angeles, and plans European study in Bergman and Richardson methods.
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Hollywood
Linda
Bob Hope
November
Bob
Agnes Moorehead
St. Louis University
Missouri
Our Lady Queen of Angels High School
Los Angeles
the Hope Manse
Dollies
Europe
Ingmar Bergman
Tony Richardson
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A&p
Sign
Des Moines
Iowa
Tony Samsel
Salvation Army
Florida
Samuel
Chile
Julio Duran
Salvador Allende
Santiago
Allende
Rusk and
Eisenhower
Madison Avenue
Hagerty
Saeed Dandelions
Salem’s
By Bob Schulz
Blondie
Johnny Hart
Pultidhess Newepane
Herb
Steve Canyon
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Chic Young
Milton Caniff
Anyth
By Stan Drake
Puck
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Sirloin & Porterhouse
Candle Mill
Arlington
Vermont
Deli. Dept
Coleslaw
Javery
South Street
Bennington
Call
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
New Hope
North St
Bulova Benrus Croton
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Union St
Kirsch
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