Bye Bye Birdie on Broadway Heads the New York Scene
Broadway review lauds Bye Bye Birdie with Conrad Birdie and Chita Rivera in the lead. Gower Champion stages lively numbers as Dick Wah Dyke and Dick Gautier lead a strong cast including Maude Medford and Paul Lynde. Sold-out shows charm audiences with Rivera’s star turn and dynamic dancing.
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Conrad
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Sweet Apple
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Ed Sullivan
Elvis Presley
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Rosie
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Audientés
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Anita
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Wah Dyke
Dick Gautier
Medford
Mom
Paul Lynde
Miss Medford
Josie
Mr. Lynde
Harvard Poised As Ivy League Contender
Harvard coach outlines strong return of 17 lettermen from a team that won six of nine last season and tied for third in the Ivy. Key assets are depth and quarterback Char lie Ravenel, with concern over guard positions and a reliable backup quarterback to sustain the offense.
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Mass
UPI
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Charlie Ravenel
Revenel
Terry Lenzner
Bill Swinford
Ravenel
Charlie
Bert Messenbaugh
Bob Boyda
Eric Nelson
Bob Pillsbury
John Christensen
Steve Cohen
Tony Watters
Early upsets rebound in college football season
Oregon State shocked USC 14 0 and Kansas beat Texas Christian 21 7 while Tulane edged California 7 3 and Nebraska defeated Texas 14 13. Ole Miss and Washington face Syracuse in a later test.
Weekend college football and bowl season preview notes
Mississippi's Sugar Bowl champions routed Houston 42-0. Washington crushed College of the Pacific 55-6. Oregon State and Nebraska prepare for Big Ten foes, Kansas vs Kansas State, Tulane vs Alabama. Alabama opened with Georgia 21-6. Syracuse starts title defense by beating Boston University 20-0. Other big matchups include Oklahoma at Minnesota, Wisconsin at Standard, SMU at Ohio State, California at Notre Dame, Michigan State at Pittsburgh. The National Association of Men's Sportswear Buyers highlights colors for fall fashion.
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Houston
Washington
College of the Pacific
Oregon State
Nebraska
Beavers
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Kansas
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Huskies
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Boston University
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Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Standard
Southern Methodist
Ohio State
California
Notre Dame
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Pittsburgh
P.O.N.Y League Banquet Tuesday at Gun Clubhouse
Concord arrival Bee N. x. peei actor scheduled for Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. will attend a catered dinner. Awards for the past season will be presented, and champion 28ers will be honored. Following, movies will be shown. Some 90 boys and officials are expected. President James M. Condon will preside.
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Bee N. x. Peei
Gun Clubhouse
James M. Condon
Horsepower Decline in Automobiles in 1961 Forecast
Boston report from the Automobile Legal Association projects a further drop in average horsepower for 1961 car models, about 0.25 percent below 1960. Executive Philip C. Thibodeau cites compact cars and imports as key factors, noting a 17 percent horsepower decline in 1960 from 1959 and critiquing the 1950s horsepower surge.
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Philip C. Thibodeau
The
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ALA Research Department
AFL Week Two Sparks Debut Hopes and Strong Weekend Box Office
The AFL showcased new stars like Billy Cannon Jack Spikes and Johnny Pyeatt while veterans Blanda and Tripucka shone. Denver surprised by winning 27 21 over Buffalo, Houston led the East with 38 28 over Los Angeles, and Boston beat New York 28 24 as Shantz scored on a late fumble return setting up a crowd of about 63 000 for the weekend.
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United Press International
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Austin Gonsoulin
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Deaths and Funerals in Sudbury and Nearby Towns
Obituary notices report recent deaths in North Sudbury and Stow with details of birth origin, residence, survivors including sons Ralph and Anthony, daughters Barbara, Helen, and others, and funeral plans. Interments in local cemeteries follow services led by ministers from area churches with arrangements by local funeral homes.
Mrs Evelyn Saylor Winchell 68 of Concord Dies
Evelyn Saylor Winchell, 68, of Concord died Thursday. Born January 20, 1892 in Kenilworth, Pa. Married to Guilbert. Survived by three sons Arthur Downersgrove Ill Gordon Lincoln, Gilbert S Lincoln. daughter Dorothy Love Huntington. 21 grandchildren. sister Mrs Pentz and brother J Ralph Saylor. Funeral Sunday at First Parish officiated by Rev Charles Marvin Styron. Burial Lincoln Cemetery. MacRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home arranged.
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Saylor Winchell
Concord
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Kenilworth
Lincoln Garden Club
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Downersgrove
Ill
Gordon D. Lincoln
Emerson Hospital
Glilbert
Dorothy A. Love
Hopkinton
Alfred D Ambrosio of Nashua Dies in Concord Visit
Alfred D Ambrosio 49 of Nashua died after a visit to Concord when struck by a medical center accident. Survived by his wife a daughter two brothers and one sister. Funeral arrangements were not disclosed.
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Alfred
M. D'Ambrosio
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St. Patrick’s
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Geea Company
Louise M. B. Ham Stow Services Held for Ste Mrs Ham
Louise M. B. Ham, 82, of Great Road, died Wednesday at Marlboro Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at Fowler Funeral Home Maynard with Rev. Eugene S. Watson officiating. burial in Brookside cemetery. A Highgate Vermont native, she lived 31 years in town and was widow of John Ham. She leaves a daughter Mrs. Mabel Umbrella, a son Edward Beyer, and three grandchildren.
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Concord Road
Sweden
Alma (Swenson) Stone
Frank
Steward
Crester
Sudbury
Hattie Nelson
Woburn
Ruth Osbeck
Maynard
Stone
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Market Gardeners Association
Stow
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Mortain
Bever. Ham
Great Road
Marlboro Hospital
Fowler Funeral Home
Eugene S. Watson
Union ,Evangelical
Brookside Cemetery
Highgate
John Ham
Mabel Umbrella
Edward Beyer
Wollaston
Sudbury Hearing For Several Building Lot Petitions
The Board of Appeals of Sudbury Massachusetts sets a public hearing for Tuesday at 7 PM in Town Hall to consider petitions by Alfred W Halper for multiple lots in Wayside Vision and Road areas, Harold A for a Tanbark Road building lot, and related zoning variances. The notices describe lot sizes frontage and square footage requirements, with references to the Zoning By law and subdivision specifics.
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Concord
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Town Engineer Public Works
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Department of Public Works
Theodore M. Nelson
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Sudbury
Ahéla A
Halper
Alfred W. Halper
Dutt
Fioad
Harold A
Tanbark Road
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