Bob Hope Still Burns Bright After Three Decades On Stage
AP profile on Bob Hope highlights his enduring energy and mischievous humor after 30 years of stardom. He remains involved in film, TV, and live benefit shows while expanding a business empire. He cites luck and script choice as key to success and recalls entertaining troops as his greatest thrill. He avoids public complaint about private woes and laments aging with hopeful wisdom.
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Bob Hope
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Seven Bomb Attacks Hurt Seven in Havana Cuba
Three bombs exploded in Havana injuring seven. One hit a restroom, another damaged lighting in a tunnel under the Almendares River, and the third caused only noise. Labor groups showed unrest as unions clashed with Castro allies and electricians led a march on the presidential palace amid calls for a conference with officials.
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Daily Review of Hayward Area Circulation Meeting Notice
Frail OCR text shows a meeting notice for a newspaper’s publication and advertising management with offices listed in Hayward San Leandro Fremont Livermore and Oakland areas. Mentions subscription rates and circulation and a date of March 5. Contains several names and local offices.
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Wage Out For Rusk's New Post
NEW YORK AP Dean Rusk appears set to raise his pay when he becomes secretary of state in the Kennedy administration. A Rockefeller Foundation officer said the move would be tough on him but good for the country. Rusk, president of the foundation, reportedly earned 0,000 to 73,000 annually. foundation officials call the salary confidential. His state secretary salary would be 25,000. The State Department would cover entertaining expenses. No deadline noted for choosing a successor at the philanthropic foundation.
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Sixth Kidnap Suspect Held by FBI in San Diego Case
FBI agents in Los Angeles on Monday arrested LeRoy Thomas J. Gavigan, described as the sixth member of a kidnap gang that abducted Anthony Alessia Wealthy, a San Diego sports figure, last month. The bureau said none of the $200,000 ransom was recovered, while earlier recoveries totaled $182,515.
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Rusk Frowns Upon Rush To Summit
Washington AP reports Secretary of State nominee Dean Rusk will oppose a summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Prime Minister Macmillan, favoring cautious diplomacy and limited personal talks. Rusk, 51, has long urged restrained, targeted action and was to face Senate scrutiny by the Foreign Relations Committee.
Three Children Die In Philadelphia House Fire
In Philadelphia, a house fire killed three children Ellen Sherocski four, George two, and William four. Their mother briefly left for a nearby store, and the Sherocski family’s other three children survived unharmed. the blaze damaged the home.
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UN unit acts on colonialism and appointments
Bay Area residents react as UN moves to curb colonialism. John Fell Stevenson, 24, in San Francisco, is linked to a diplomat’s post while others in the Bay Area contemplate future roles. In Formosa, Adlai Stevenson’s assignment is described as a good job amid marriage news. The Paris conference backs a resolution to rapidly suppress colonialism in all forms. A student’s death and a set of photographs appear among a university jewel thief’s belongings.
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Alimony Case Sailor Farmer May Be Freed
UPI report notes Fred Black, a 67 year old Kansas farmer, has spent over eight years in Yolo County jail for contempt in alimony and child support payments to Fern Black after a 25 year marriage. An attorney said they may release him after an order allows him to take about 1000 dollars held by the sheriff from his monthly social security payments to settle the case.
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Ex-Premier of Norway Dies at 101
OSLO AP Worny first Socialist premier Christoper Bjornsrud died at 101. Hornsrud led the shortest Norwegian government from Jan 28 to Feb 15 1928. One early act was freeing Premier fellow Socialist Einar Gerhardsen who had been jailed for opposing conscription and pacifism.
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Almanac of 1960s Events and Historical Highlights
Almanac entry notes Tuesday December 13 1960 as the 548th day of the year with 18 days left Mars is the morning star and Jupiter Mars Saturn and Venus are evening stars. Notable events include Heinrich Heine born in 1797 Yehudi Menuhin at age 10 in Carnegie Hall 1925 Gershwin's An American in Paris premiered 1928 Japanese ultimatum to Hong Kong 1941 Petrillo ban end 1948 and Heine quote about writing for the masses.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Meinrich Heite
Yehudi Menuhin
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Carnegie
George Gershwin
Paris
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Hong Hong
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Kennedy Loses Court Tests On Election
Republicans suffer court defeats in attempts to overturn Kennedy margins in Illinois and Texas. Unofficial returns show Kennedy ahead nationally by about 114,859 votes among over 68 million cast, with 30 electoral votes certified and Byrne electors urging action to shift the result to the House. Judge in Texas voids recount bid as illegal while Texas official results certify Kennedy electors. nationwide Electoral College to meet December 19.
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Sikhs Held in India Amid Autonomy Protests
In New Delhi police rounded up dozens of Sikhs during protests demanding autonomy for a Punjab state. Demonstrators shouted slogans and clashed with authorities near temples, with stones and bricks hurled at police as officers restricted access.
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Santa Wih And The Boy Fish Chapter Nine
Michael and Costenbricker return to sea in a storm to recover missing diving gear after a crash from Santa Land. They land on a tropical island and discover a hopeful scene with a sunken ship and a clue to their quest as Michael prepares to dive again.
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Motor fuel sales lag slows California business activity
California motor fuel sales slowed in the July to September period, with only a small year over year gain. Gasoline use rose by 23 million watts, the smallest increase in almost a decade, while diesel sales climbed 120,000 gallons, the slowest rise since 1937, per the State Board of Equalization.
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