Lawrence Welk Turns 65 In Busy Hollywood Life
Lawrence Welk marks his 65th birthday in Hollywood while continuing a packed schedule. He kayaks, golfs 36 holes, tapes a weekly ABC show, and performs Saturday nights at the Hollywood Palladium. Welk credits an efficient staff for his stamina and notes younger audiences at state fairs. He plans some retirement only when his organization can carry on without him. He enjoys time at home with family, including a trailer near Escondido and a new resort.
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First to call Old Glory by William Driver
World Almanac notes that William Driver, aboard the brig Charles Doggett, raised the American flag on March 17, 1824, and proclaimed “I name thee Old Glory” and “My ship, my country, my flag Old Glory.”
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Weiskopf Loses Close Golf Duel To Dickinson For 20000 Prize
In a tense final round the leaders Dickinson and Weiskopf traded blows. Dickinson par 72 to 275 overall, edging Weiskopf who shot 74 for 276. Weiskopf late bogeys cost him a playoff and his 1968 money lead earned him 12000 more bucks, boosting season total to 52546.
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Conigliaro Hitting Solidly Again After Comeback Hit
Winter Haven Florida AP Tony Conigliaro showed solid hitting as Boston wins 14 to 4 over Oakland in the first exhibition game of the spring. Manager Dick Williams praised Conigliaro's return and leadership at the plate after he missed six weeks with blurred vision from a beaning August 18 last year.
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Cote Victor Wins 105 And Under Roll Off At Roll-A-Way Lanes
Bob Cote of Biddeford topped 26 bowlers to win the 105 average and under rolloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes last Saturday with a 147 high single in the final string, edging Charley Martel of Biddeford 1,147 to 1,142. Norm Davis of Old Orchard Beach finished third and Ray Lessard of Biddeford fourth. Charles Dyer of Scarborough won the high single prize with 137. The next 105 and under rolloff is scheduled at Roll-Away Beam Lanes on Saturday Oct. 16 at 1 p.m., with the top ten finishers listed.
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Dickinson Just Misses Blowing Golf Tourney
Miami AP Gardner Dickinson says he has kicked away about 50 tournaments in 17 years on the golf trail. He finished the Doral Open with a bogey and a double bogey, narrowly missing a breakthrough as Tom Weiskopf, with a chance to capitalize, also showed he can kick.
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Light of the World hangs in St Pauls Cathedral London
Holman Hunt’s famed painting Light of the World is displayed at St Pauls Cathedral in London showing Christ holding a lantern.
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Colors And Animals In Vision And Debates
The article notes most animals lack color vision while birds see many colors and cats see well but not color differences. It also references the historic Lincoln Douglas debates held during their campaigns for the U.S. Senate.
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