Neighbors Seek Missing Paul Brandon In Glendale Neighborhood
Laura Varallo and her husband Vic, a Glendale detective, help search after ten year old Paul Brandon vanishes. A call from Mrs. Brandon sparks a police response and a late night investigation, leading to Paul found buried in a collapsed excavation.
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Paul Brandon
Laura
Vic
Glendale
Calif
Paul
Varallo
Hillcroft Road
Margaret Brandon
Headquarters
Poor
Forbes
Brandon Boy
Rossmayne
Illness Fatal To Alabama Animal Expert
Dr. Bennett T. Simms aged 75 died after a brief illness in Arlington hospital. A native of Emeile Alabama he earned degrees from Alabama Polytechnic Institute now Auburn and the University of Chicago. He taught at NC State and Oregon State. He joined the U S Agriculture Department in 1938 directing Auburn's regional Animal Disease Laboratory and later served in Washington as director of the Bureau of Animal Industry and head of the animal disease and parasite research branch.
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Bennett T. Simms
Arlington Hospital
Emeile
Ala
Simms
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn University
University of Chicago
North Carolina State College
Oregon State College
U. S. Agriculture Department
Auburn
Washington
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
Depart
Decatur Radio Schedule Highlights and Times
Local radio listings show Tonight programming on DECATUR stations. Notes include 1:00 PM 11:30 PM 12:00 AM schedule blocks on Sige MC and WHOS FM 102.1 and What 860, with shows slated across the evening.
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Whos-Fm
TV Fall Schedule Debuts Shake Up Networks
By week’s end all network lineups settle with four new programs debuting and a dozen existing shows returning with new episodes. CBS opens with Great Adventure about the Hunley, NBC features Bob Hope, CBS airs My Favorite Martian and Judy Garland variety, while The Phil Silvers Show returns and Jackie Gleason shifts.
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NBC
Bob Hope
Phil Silvers
Jackie Gleason
the Defenders
Ray Walston
Judy Garland and Company
Retirement of noted veterinarian Simms recalled
Retired in 1957 from the Agriculture Research Service Simms served as assistant administrator of production research. He taught at the University of Ankara under AID, earned awards from AVMA and the Animal Health Institute, led efforts against foot and mouth disease in Mexico, and headed the Plum Island lab. Survived by wife Lillian, four children, and a brother. Harding was the only President to visit Alaska in 1923.
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University of Ankara
Turkey
Agency For International Development
American Veterinary Medicine Association
International Veterinary Medicine Congress
Animal Health Institute
Mexico
Plum Island
N.Y
American Society For the Advancement of Science
Agricultural Board
National Research Council
Lillian
Washington
John S. Simms
Associated Press
Louisville
Kyard Bennett T. Simms Jr
Pontotoc
Miss
Marjorie McLean
LaFayette
Ind
Mimi Simms
Hyattsville
LeRoy Simms
Huntsville
Ala
Times
Offer Of Negroes Not Being Accepted
Selma sentiment seeks to move unemployed African Americans to northern and western areas facing labor shortages. Sol H. Tepper of the Committee for the Economic Improvement of Colored People says about 500 letters have been mailed to mayors in hundreds of towns requesting relocation with housing and employment plans. He notes few negative replies and asserts the group will control acceptance based on employment terms. The piece also mentions land in four Nevada counties is held by the federal government.
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Laura Varallo
Paul
Vic
Laura
Vic Varallo
Varallo
Gideon Algernon Cadwallader
Gordon Bicknell
Katharine Mason
Lester Carey
Katharine
Hoover High
O’connor
The
Board of Education
Ala
Sol H. Tepper
Committee For the Economic Improvement of Colored People
Selma
Tepper
Nevada
United States
Music Series May Be Saved in Birmingham
The Birmingham Music Club may revive its 1963-64 artist concert series after canceling the year-old cultural program due to violence fears. Club President Everett Pittman cited city bombings and falling membership but noted ticket sales continued as citizens donated about $10,000 toward the $21,000 needed to underwrite the series.
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Birmingham Music Club
Everett Pittman
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