Disney to unveil new animal tales on Wonderful World
Walt Disney plans a 1965 66 season of animal centered films shot on location at Yellowstone Navajo ranched coyote tale near Grand Canyon and antelope friendship. cartoons include Pets Is Pets as Disney nears eleventh weekly prime time year. CBS Reports July 12 on TV ratings features McGeorge Bundy and Pat Weaver.
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Andy of Mayberry and the Concentration Puzzle
Curated fragments show multiple mentions of Andy of Mayberry with repeated concentration and rebus themes. The page references weather market news farm notes and cartoons in a present day or period style.
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Chicago to Share Time in Four School Programs
Chicago area schools will run three shared time programs this fall with a fourth tentatively approved. Parochial pupils would study religion at church schools and other subjects in public schools, prompting strong, mixed reactions and a court ruling dismissing a property suit.
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Million Bequest to University of Utah
William Browning, who died in 1961, left the University of Utah more than 1 million dollars. The mining engineering pioneer funded the school’s first scholarship and his bequest is the largest in the university’s history aside from legislative appropriations. The Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York administers the estate.
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Twist Banned in West Pakistan Schools
The New China news service reported that the twist and other undesirable dances have been banned in educational institutions in West Pakistan.
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Walker votes 25 year franchise for Central City Telephone
Walker residents approved a 25 year franchise for Central City Telephone Co by 167 to 100 with four spoiled ballots and six rejected. A second vote Thursday will decide whether Iowa State Telephone Corp should receive a franchise, potentially selecting which company installs a dial system. A dispute over service and asset acquisition from Farmers and Merchants Mutual Telephone Co. persists.
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House Passes Cigaret Bill Moves to Senate
The House approved a bill requiring cigar manufacturers to print health hazard warnings on every pack by voice vote. It bars the FTC from mandating warnings in cigarette advertising and blocks state or local authorities from imposing warnings. The measure, debated with few members present, contrasts with a Senate version that caps FTC advertising bans at three years.
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Chances Dimmer for Visits to East Berlin
East German Premier Willy Stoph and West Berlin officials clashed over reopening rules for cross sector visits. Bonn and Brandt rejected new talks, allowing only possible extensions of the old visiting periods. The last window closed June 13 amid concerns over scarce goods and rising tensions.
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Khrushchev Yurts Flop Reported by Moscow Paper
Moscow's Komsomolskaya Pravda reports Khrushchev's plan to equip Kazakhstani herders with synthetic yurts failed. Shepherds favor traditional portable tents as the new yurts prove heavy and unwieldy, requiring many workers to set up.
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Beran to Say Mass at Papal Ceremony
Cardinal Beran who spent 14 years confined in Czechoslovakia has been chosen to say Mass on the second anniversary of Pope Paul VI’s coronation. The service will be in St Peter's Basilica on June 30 with Pope Paul VI and all cardinals in Rome present.
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Tells Jackson Not To Drag Its Feet
The 5th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals orders Jackson Mississippi to desegregate at least four grades in public schools starting this fall. Judge John Minor Wisdom says foot dragging is over and district court must require a plan for four-grade desegregation for 1965 66.
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Girl 3 Dies After Bathtub Scalding Incident
Wichita police report Sheri Millikan aged 3 died five hours after a bath scalding in the family tub. Virginia Lange 17 said she let the child draw her own bath as she did while babysitting. The child turned on hot water and slid in. Lange pulled her out but she had burns over the lower body.
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Automobile considered symbol and symptom of society
Hartford AP says Sterling Tooker, president of a research center, will study autos as both right and wrong in American life. The research will cover safety features and factors such as physiology, psychology, culture and population density in accidents. Tooker warns that auto use has outpaced environmental adjustment.
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Selznick Dies at 63, Renowned Film Producer
Hollywood veteran David O. Selznick died of a heart attack at Mt. Sinai hospital at 2:22 PM after admission at 1 PM. The Gone with the Wind producer, age 63, married to actress Jennifer Jones, earned two consecutive Academy Awards for Gone with the Wind and Rebecca and received the Irving Thalberg Memorial Award.
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Selznick Rise in Early Film Industry
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FBI Nabs Wanted Man Crossing Border From Mexico
Donald Dean Rainey, 40, once among the ten most wanted by the FBI, was arrested Tuesday while trying to enter the United States from Mexico at Nogales. He and his son Gerald are linked to an $18,726 Del Ray bank robbery last December. Rainey, on parole after an earlier May 1956 bank robbery, is held on $35,000 bond with $11,300 cash and a .38 caliber pistol found on him. Gerald Rainey was arrested June 18 in Brownsville, Texas.
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New Cities Service Head Once a Teacher Laborer
John L Burns, who left teaching to work as a laborer and later led RCA, was named to head Cities Service, succeeding Burl Watson. At 56, he will run a $1.1 billion annual operation, a return to the oil giant after prior corporate leadership roles and a history of rapid career moves.
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Assn Fights Soybeans on Idled Acres
Hudson UPI Officials of the American Soybean Association oppose planting soybeans on diverted acres. The group argues this could create a surplus, noting soybeans have not been on the surplus list and citing opposition from soybean producers nationwide.
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Services Friday for Mrs Frank Cerveny
Fairfax obituary for Mary Cerveny born Mary Petrak April 16 1885 in College township widow of Frank Cerveny died Tuesday after a short illness. Surviving two daughters two sons twelve grandchildren two great grandchildren a sister and a brother. Services at Brush chapel at 2 Friday with burial in Czech National cemetery. friends may call Thursday.
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