Senior May 1 Patio Parties and Dinners Listed
Readable social calendar items show multiple senior events across May 1 to May 4. Guests include Jerry Sachse Linda Rowland Gay Morris and Anthony Shi, hosted at homes of Mrs. M. E. Hardin Mrs. W. F. DeArmond Lin da DeArmond and others with several co-hostesses. Meals include patio parties dinners luncheons breakfasts and tea events hosted by numerous hosts and co-hosts.
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Jerry Sachse
M. E. Hardin
W. F. DeArmond
Linda DeArmond
Billy Wayne Ricks
Tommy Ricks
Jerry Smith
Linda Rowland
John Starkey
Lom
Terry Terrell
Mary Ann Austin
P. A. Preslar
O. K K. Smith
Hazel Bullock
Anthony Shi
Ruscel Jones
Mmes. Campbell
Charles da
Teddy Greer
Sam Carmack
Calendar of social gatherings across Memphis area
Listings show a series of soft drink parties, salads, brunches and breakfasts hosted by local households. Events include Rita Mills Linda DeArmond in Memphis with VFW hosts at 6 p.m., Linda Holland at 4 p.m., Judy Wilson and Larry Evans at 7 30 p.m., Judy Wilson breakfast at 7 30 p.m., May 9 Lida Holland brunch at 9 30 a.m., and multiple gatherings at homes with co hosts and local church and club venues. Also mentions Gay's and Village Inn venues and central Christian Church senior banquet at 7 30 p.m.
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Floe Garvin
M. L. Bur
Ted Burnett
Rita Mills
Linda DeArmond
Memphis
VFW
Linda Holland
Mortis Davis
Jimmy Turner
Judy Wilson
Larry Evans
Troy Wilson
Mmes
Elmo Jones
Lonnie Longbine
Johnny Longbine
Jimmy Harmon
Bill Drake
Lida Holland
Henry Baker, Sr
Carl Hudson
Linda Pickrell
Margarette Collyer
Joe
Celia Weatherbee
Village Inn
William Lowe
Robert Buter
Gentral ‘Christian Church
Font
Paul Eubanks
Laike Sims
Kyle Williams
New York Harbor Statue Of Liberty Index Finger Length
United Press International reports the World Almanac states the Statue of Liberty’s index finger in New York Harbor is eight feet long. This detail appears in a Denver publication summary edition of the almanac.
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United Press International
New York Harbor
Washington Notebook: Lost a Ballplayer Gained a President
A Washington Notebook item recalls spring opening day banter with President Johnson joking about first base and his FBI nickname. It also covers letters to Congress on sports risk, jokes from Orville Freeman’s wife, and computer anecdotes about McNamara guiding presidential picks.
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Washington
NEA
Johnson
Washington Senators
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
FBI
Ken Keating
RN. Y
Syracuse
Mit
Congress
Ling
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Orville Freeman
Defense
Robert McNamara
Pentagon
White House
McNamara
Scranton says he is not a candidate at gridiron dinner
In Harrisburg a press room notice reads Gridiron Dinner on May 11 with tickets available through the newsroom or lobbyists. In Washington the Defense Department announces a June draft call for 6,000 Army personnel, half of May’s quota and significantly below April’s 14,000 and February’s 4,000 levels.
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McNamara
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Harrisburg
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Army
Cuba Produc tion Troubles Drive Sugar Imports
The State Department says Cuba must import sugar from Europe to meet export commitments to the Communist bloc. U S records show no abnormal rains and March production higher than claimed, with a 1964 forecast near 3.8 million metric tons, while prices on world markets fall and foreign exchange earnings rise.
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Cuba
Europe
State Department
U. S
TV Notes and Casting Shifts Across 1960s Networks
New York reports reveal Screen Gems Pacific filming a travel series My Friends Around the World for syndication with TBS in Japan. CBS will air Miss Universe from Miami Beach on Aug 1 at 10 p.m. NBC’s International Showtime returns for a fourth season with Don Ameche as host. Rudy Vallee joins a one hour variety show this summer on CBS with sister acts featured. NBC’s Johnny Carson to try night club work July 7 at the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas with guest stars. Dennis Weaver stars in a NBC fall comedy now titled Kentucky Jones. Morton Gould chosen to write musical background for CBS The First World War.
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New York
Screen Gems Pacific Film Productions
Australia
TBS
Japan
International Showtime
Don Ameche
NBC
Rudy Vallee
Danny Kaye
CBS
Vallee
Johnny Cargon
Sahara Hotel
Las Vegas
Bakersfield
Calif
Dow Jones Averages Noon and Morning Readings
Dow Jones shows gains across indices at 11 am with Industrials up 1.90, Rails up 0.35, Utilities up 0.30, and Stocks up 0.63. Noon totals indicate 2.5 million shares traded with Industrials at 813.07, Rails 195.70, Utilities 139.25, Stocks 284.44.
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Dow
Industrral
A. m
Dow Jones
Temperatures Log Shows May 1 1963 Readings
Temperature report lists high of 79 degrees at 6 pm and low of 56 at 3 am for today. Includes reference to May 1 1963 with a high of 77 and low of 54 as well as hourly readings from 12 pm to 11 pm.
Cuba Faces Challenge to Double Sugar Output Under Castro
The article notes Castro must nearly double Cuba's sugar production to maintain earnings, comparing past annual output of 7 million tons and asserting that achieving such growth requires strong management the country reportedly lacks under the Communist regime.
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Castro
Cuba
Khrushchev Parade Breathes May Day Extravaganza
Khrushchev and Pan Tsu Li attended May Day ceremonies as crowds in Red Square swelled to about half a million. The premier did not speak, while rockets, cannons, troops, and cultural displays rolled past Lenin's mausoleum in a vibrant display of Soviet power.
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Peking
Pan Tsu Li
Khrushchev
Alrian
Ahmed Ben Fla
Lenin
Devoted High School Theater Tour Brings Shakespeare to Students
Lyn Ely, a blind producer, tours with a company of professional actors to introduce high school students to classical theater. She aims to cultivate a love of theater across all 50 states, having just completed her ninth season and preparing a tenth tour. Her current production includes scenes from Henry V and The Taming of the Shrew.
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New York
UPI
Lyn Ely
Miss Ely
Elyhag
Senth
Henry Vu
Hartlet
North Car
Theater in Education founder gains resilience after blindness
The producer and former executive secretary of the Equity Library Theater, rendered blind by diabetes, describes deciding to continue in theater. She organized Theater in Education, seeking a place in the arts and expressing cautious optimism about survival and enjoyment.
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Olina
Connecticut
New York
Equity Library Theater
Theater In Education
Miners Rescued After Earth Wall Buries Shaft
Fifty miners trapped Tuesday behind a 30 foot wall of earth in a 1000 foot shaft were rescued early Wednesday. Red Cross workers said some suffered shock or respiratory disorders but none seriously hurt. Over 500 residents aided the rescue in Huitzuco Mexico.
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Huitzuco
Mexico
UPI
Red Cross
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