Mimi Hines Sings People May Overtake Dolly
New York writer notes Jule Styne praising People as a potential classic beyond Hello Dolly while Mimi Hines performances on Broadway bolster the claim. The piece also reports on party gossip at Delmonico's with stars, jokes about naked stage appearances, and the social scene around Ed Sullivan and other entertainment figures.
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Liquor Use Soars in 1965 Profits Hit Record Highs
Sylvia Porter notes 1965 liquor consumption will exceed 290 million gallons with spending near 6.5 billion dollars. She cites rising per capita intake, 87 percent of high income families drinking, and trends including more leisure time and women drinking. The piece discusses prosperity, urban lifestyle, dining out, and social customs fueling the boom.
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Legislature Upped November Unemployment Benefit
The average unemployment benefit payment in November rose by about four dollars from the prior year’s November. The increase reflects the Legislature approved payment hike implemented this year.
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