Earl Broadcaster Recalls Paris Nights and Dolly's Global Reach
The Midnight Earl recalls Paris scenes on Bastille Day and the international rise of Hello Dolly as Petula Clark and Dutch shows ripple across Europe. A waiter jokes about gold water, topless shows provoke mixed reactions, and cultural notes touch on travel taxes and film plans.
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Economy shows solid upswing and Fed harmony in 1964 race
Sylvia Porter notes 1964 campaigns omit money policy debates. The economy enters a strong, noninflationary upturn, with the Federal Reserve steering a middle path and cooperating with the administration to grow the economy and protect the dollar. This stands in contrast to 1960’s inflation fears and a harsher Fed stance.
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Kids From Spain for a movie and other showbiz notes
A roundup mentions Don Rickles shedding 59 pounds in a year and ordered to regain some for a TV role. Shriners visiting confuse hatcheck girls by not removing fezzes in restaurants. Lloyd Bridges asks Canneball Adderley about swap of skin diving for sky diving lessons. Liberace buys into a West Coast flying school. A British rock group names itself Me and Them. Ann Capri cast as president’s daughter in Kisses For My President for looks.
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