Stone arrowhead artist revives ancient craft in Plymouth
Donald J. Viera, 32, reopens the old art of pressure flaking to craft stone arrowheads for Plymouth Plantation. He gathers beach stones near the Pilgrims landing, shapes them with a deer antler, marks artifacts with a revealing fluid, and notes many genuine heads fetch little more than a dollar amid a rising collector market.
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Hiawatha
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Viera
Plymouth Plantation
New England
Symbolic brick marks Prince Louis Ferdinand new Berlin home
Prince Louis Ferdinand and Grand Duchess Kyra moved into a white stucco house on Kings Street in West Berlin. A brick from the destroyed Lustgarten Palace site, salvaged by a Berliner, is inset in the wall as a symbol of the royal lineage and family history.
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Hohenzollern
Kyra
West Berlin
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Koenigsalle
Lustgarten
Old Berlin
Unter den Linden
Marxengels Platz
Prince Louis
Lustgarten Palace
West Germany
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Germany
Former Negro All American Takes San Francisco Relations Post
Texas born former football center Dr. William L. Cobb has been named human relations officer for San Francisco schools with assistant superintendent rank and a $17,400 salary. Cobb, a 1934 Negro All America selection from Texas College, aims to improve race and civil rights issues through inclusive leadership. He begins the post after appointment on September 28 by Superintendent Dr. Harold Spears.
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William L. Cobb
Texas College
Tyler
Tex
Cobb
Harold Spears
Board of Education
Emerson
Callifornia
North Fillmore
Navy
Kilgore
Hawkins
University of Southern California
University of California At Berkeley
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Bridey Murphy claims stir new book revival
Pueblo AP reports parapsychology author Morey Bernstein plans a new book to prove Bridey Murphy's past lives and survival of consciousness. The tale began in 1952 with hypnotized Mrs. Hugh B. Tighe and led to a best selling book and a film, though the subject remains disputed.
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Pueblo
Colo
Bridey Murphy
Colorado
Morey Bernstein
Bridey
Bernstein
Hugh B. Tighe
Mrs. Tighe
Denver
Bronco Billy Anderson Now Rides a Chair
Hollywood profile of Bronco Billy Anderson age 81. He reflects on his early film career starting with The Great Train Robbery, receiving an Oscar in 1958, and his enduring fame as Western film era star. He credits his rise to creating Bronco Billy and adapting to modern TV appearances.
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Hollywood
Bronco Billy Anderson
Bronco Billy
Wilshire District
Nbc-Tv
David Wolper
Network
Gary Clarke
the Virginian
Edwin S. Porter
Anderson
Los Angeles
Richard Burton to star in Hamlet on New York stage
Richard Burton will revive Hamlet in New York next winter marking his return to the role he played longest at the Old Vic. He cites plans with John Gielgud directing and notes the 1964 Shakespeare anniversary while reflecting on his London critics and recentMexico trip with tequila anecdotes.
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Puerto Villarta
Mexico
Richard Burton
Hamlet
New York
Old Vic
Winston Churchill
William Shakespeare
England
United States
Beckett
John Gielgud
Burton
London
Pontrhydyfen
Wales
Elizabeth
Taylor
Chip on the Fly Nets 50 Yard Shot Into Cup
Salina golfer Pat Graham, 14, hit a 50 yard chip that dropped into the hole without touching ground during a Salina links round. He was part of a three-some when the ball went in the cup and stayed there.
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Salina, Kan
Pat Graham
Salina Links
Pat
Laughs for Sale disappoints as TV panel show
AP critic Cynthia Lowry surveys ABCs new Laughs for Sale noting its dull disorganized format and weak material from writers. She also mentions Arrest and Trial and NBCs Joey Bishop Show improvements before reporting the Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom golf event set for April 17-19, 1964 in Spartanburg.
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Mickey Rooney
Phil Foster
Shecky Greene
Cara Williams
ABC
Spartanburg
S.C
Betsy Rawls
Augusta
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