Leo Schnauzer: From Cop to Car 54 Star on TV
Nat Hiken refused to cast Lew Lewis as a cop then created Sgt. Leo Schnauzer for Car 54 Where Are You. Lewis, a New Yorker with a sharp loud style, rose from minor roles to a leading comic presence in season two.
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Church State clashes in 1963 mind the prayer rulings
New York and nationwide debates over church state relations intensify after the 1963 Supreme Court prayer ruling. Maryland and Pennsylvania cases challenge school prayer and Bible readings. Other lawsuits target parochial school ties, tax exemptions, and religious symbols in public spaces.
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Moscow Faces Overcrowding as Housing Efforts Rise
Moscow struggles with severe overcrowding amid a 1963 housing push. The city allocates 455 million rubles for housing, about half the budget, while average living space remains about 6 to 7 square meters per person. Co operative housing expands, with citizens funding 40 percent of new apartments as the state supplies the rest.
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Soviet government offices crowd ramshackle buildings
The article notes that most government offices in the Soviet Union occupy crowded, ramshackle pre reform structures once owned by tsarist aristocracy and middle class, with a few bodies like the Foreign Ministry and Council of Ministers in skyscraper quarters.
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