Press Conference Watch With The Rolling Stones
A NEA report from New York describes The Rolling Stones at a noon press conference in the Hilton penthouse, with reporters including a high school senior and Blast magazine staffer. Mick Jagger answers questions on ages of fans, awards, and deportation, while camera crews capture the moment.
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United States
New York Hilton Hotel
Blast
Date Book
NBC News
iSo
Huntley-Brinkley
iStones
Barry McGuire
Mick Jagger
Will Provides Home For Elderly Professionals In Norfolk
Miss Eloise Hunter dies December third leaving an $800000 estate in Norfolk Circuit Court. The will ends to the Hunter Foundation with five trustees and directs a home for aged colored people for the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Southern Virginia. It also provides a museum for the Hunter home, gravesite flowers, and modest bequests to two cousins and two servants. A $15000 provision funds the aged home, and $1000 each goes to city and church vestry for graves and Easter libles respectively.
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Norfolk
Eloise Hunter
Edward L. Breeden Jr
Hunter
Virginia
Protestant Episcopal Church
Hunter Foundation
Vestry of
Christ and
St. Luke’s Church
Maugham Improves but Languishes in Coma
British author W. Somerset Maugham, 91, remained in a coma in NICE after a stroke four days earlier at his Riviera villa. Doctors said he was more relaxed with a lower temperature and clearer lungs as chief physician Dr. Georges Rosanoff reported gradual improvement.
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Nice
France
W. Somerset Maugham
Maugham
Georges Rosanoff
Riviera
Radio and TV Program Schedule Montage
A dense, era slate lists daily radio and television programming across channels with times, programs, hosts, and news blocks. It enumerates show titles from morning through late night, including station identifications and recurring weather, sports, and news segments.
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Santa
Amos-Andy
O-Harriet
Patty Duke
A. Burke
Guilford Sheriff Joins Democrats
Guilford County Sheriff Clayton Jones, a controversial figure since taking office in 1961, disavowed the Republican party Tuesday and joined the Democrats. He cited alignment with the party's beliefs and performance, though he faces scrutiny over his $11,500 salary while holding a fulltime job with a High Point furniture company.
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High Point
Clayton Jones
Guilford County
Jones
County Board of Commissioners
High Point Furniture Company
Standardizing License Plates Changes and Costs Across States
AP reports that license plate rules vary by state with life, annual, or yearly plates. By 1957 plates standardized at 12 by 6 inches, while costs range from 3 to 60 dollars, with Mississippi using valuation based fees. The plate business dates to 1901, aims to deter theft and aid law tracing, and some states use slogans and private production. Reflectorized plates are adopted by 16 states and DC to improve night safety.
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Detroit
Mississippi
New York
Florida
Nebraska
Arkansas
Land of Opportunity
Louisiana
Massacchusetts
Maine
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Michigan
Southern Michiigan
District of Columbia
Hitchcock Directing Torn Curtain Fight Scene In Montage Form
Hollywood column notes Alfred Hitchcock directing a fight sequence for Torn Curtain with Julie Andrews and Paul Newman. No stuntmen needed as Hitch plans montage shots of close up pieces, taking four days for a 40 second onscreen impact. He contrasts stagey fights with intimate, breath taking closeups.
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Alfred Hitchcock
Julie Andrews
Paul Newman
Wolfgang Kieling
Hitch
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