Cowsills rise fuels push by Stogel managers in Hollywood
Hollywood notes the Cowsills family singing act earns a NBC special on November 23 and a rapid rise driven by Leonard and Myrna Stogel. The husband wife team, with publishing and recording ventures, backed a $250,000 promo plan and a 23 city 30 day tour, plus a $1 million Dairy Association deal. Their MGM recording push and Sullivan Today CBS NBC cameos helped build an evolving act with potential for a TV series.
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The Scientist ABC TV Special Delves Into DNA Pioneers
An ABC TV special titled The Scientist profiles Dr. James D. Watson and the DNA breakthrough. The program begins a series Man and His Universe examining major scientific struggles and successes through the people involved.
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Agnew Stresses Wallace Vote to Help Humphrey Campaign
Spiro Agnew campaigned in the South arguing that a Wallace vote would elect Humphrey. He spoke to about 3,000 at Staunton Va. and Charleston S C before a delay caused by a scuffle involving ABC correspondent Donald North who was arrested and jailed on assault and disorderly conduct charges. North faced a preliminary hearing set for Nov. 13.
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Plastic work on a Galt reported before King assassination
Hollywood attorney says a man named Eric Galt had minor plastic surgery weeks before Dr. Martin Luther King was killed. FBI links Galt to James Earl Ray. lawyer Bennet Olan says Hadley performed procedure not altering appearance much. Olan notes records were reported to the FBI and only author William Bradford Huie may view them.
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Four Japanese Are Cleared of A 1951 Murder
Japan’s supreme court acquitted four laborers once convicted in 1952 for the 1951 murder of Sobei Hayakawa and his wife. Five were tried. one death sentence and three life terms were handed down previously. The latest ruling cites insufficient evidence, ending a drawn out case that inspired books and a film.
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Livonia Board Rejects Negro Transfer Plan
The Livonia board of education voted 4 to 3 after parental protests to reject a plan that would have sent African American Detroit inner city children into the all white suburban district under a shared learning program.
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Vatican agrees to back taxes on stock earnings
The Vatican will pay up to 12.8 million dollars in back taxes and up to 2.4 million annually from stock dividends to Italy. The Holy See says it will settle a tax dispute over taxes on earnings from Italian stocks it owns valued at about 169 million dollars with annual dividends around 5.5 million.
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Chiang Kai-shek to celebrate 81st birthday Thursday
Nationalist China prepares to honor President Chiang Kai-shek on Thursday as he turns 81 by the Western calendar, though he is counted as 82 by Chinese age reckoning.
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Musicians Strike Hits Three Major Networks
In New York Los Angeles and Miami Beach 300 musicians strike NBC CBS and ABC over wages and job security with shows largely proceeding. NBC plans no live music on Johnny Carson while CBS substitutes a rebroadcast of Ed Sullivan and ABC seeks no programming interruptions.
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Furniture delays halt first day at St. Joseph school
In SCHANJK Holland UPI report teachers and pupils arrived for the new term to find the St. Joseph school premises empty of furniture. The furniture order failed to be delivered, so everyone was sent home to wait.
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Severe quake rattles Fairbanks area
A strong earthquake struck near Fairbanks Alaska just after noon Tuesday. Seismographs show intensity about 7 on the Richter scale with Baldry mountain as epicenter about 80 miles west. No injuries or major damage reported though buildings rocked and power briefly failed in Fairbanks. Some shelves toppled and liquor bottles broke in stores. Nenana reports similar disruption.
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Bloomfield Tot Dies in Crash
A three year old girl named Lori Hewitt died in a two car collision on a county road northeast of Bloomfield. Her parents Arlo and Mrs Hewitt and the other driver Leo Garrett were seriously injured and taken to Davis County Hospital in Bloomfield.
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Gas in Well Shaft Kills 2 LeMars Men
Two Le Mars men died after being overcome by gas in a 45 foot well shaft on a Cherokee area farm. Alfred Van Voorst aged 28 and Merle Lill aged 30 perished with Darrell Sorgdrager stating Van Voorst went down to rescue Lill who had entered earlier and collapsed.
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Burglars Miss Sign After Safe Door Note
In Gulfport Mississippi burglars ripped open a safe in a cleaning establishment but found a sign on the door listing the combination and noting nothing of value inside except company records. The intruders learned the hard way.
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Adams Egg Farms claims world’s largest egg output
Edwards Mississippi firm Adams Egg Farms Inc produces about 225 million eggs each year. Fred Adams Jr led the company since 1957 and earned a place among the ten Outstanding Young Men in America by the U S Jaycees in 1966.
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