El Dorado Times publish date and staff details
The El Dorado Times issue dated Friday June 19 1964 lists editors publishers and staff including Clyde Palmer Walter Hussman Nolan DeLoughter Robert Hays George Parks Ernest Looney and others. It also outlines circulation policies and subscription rates for local and out of state readers.
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Clyde Palmer
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Walter E. Hussman
Nolan DeLoughter
Robert T. Hays
George E. Parks
Ernest Looney
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Associated Press
United Press
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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Arkansas
Special
Louisiana
Incentive for Idleness in Unemployment Pay
The Wall Street Journal argues that extended jobless benefits can discourage work. Two tradesmen in New Jersey sought workers ready to trade a modest wage for training, but found most unemployed youths prefer pay without work. Milwaukee and Kenosha layoffs at American Motors highlight raised benefits, with a union claim that a worker earning 120 weekly could receive 74.40 unemployed. Critics urge tighter scrutiny of unions and broader benefits to curb idleness while aiding those laid off through no fault of their own.
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Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wis
American Motors
United Workers
UAW
The
Wall Street Journal
Marilyn Monroe and Jean Harlow as Hollywood Sex Symbols
Boyle discusses the fate of glamorous actresses like Marilyn Monroe and Jean Harlow. The piece notes Harlow's rise from Harlean Carpentier to a camera icon with wealth, yet a life of gilded misery. It cites Irving Shulman’s Har low biography based on agent Arthur Landau’s testimony and claims relentless financial drain from family figures.
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Harlean Carpentier
Jean Harlow
Harlow
Irving Shulman
Arthur Landau
Silver Shortage Shapes Coin Supply and Prices
Silver prices stay firm amid U S coin shortages and shrinking world production. The Treasury's silver reserve faces steady demand from electronics and art makers, with 10 to 12 years of normal coinage left, while private schemes and new issues draw collectors. Experts see limited price movement, with melt value needing above 1 40 per ounce to profit from coin silver.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
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United States
US Treasury
U.S
Treasury
Philippines Watches Whodunits Steal TV Spotlight
Philippine television audiences prefer mystery drama over American comedy. NBC offerings like Crisis and Suspense Theatre top viewership, while classics The Defenders Twilight Zone Perry Mason and Disney fare remain popular. P. K. Macker, Herald publisher, travels to New York and Hollywood seeking 20 new programs to fit local tastes.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Philippine Islands
NBC
Suspnse Theatre
The
P. K. Macker
Philippines Herald
Hollywood
Las Vegas
Philippines
Jean Harlow Death and Studio Fallout Recall Sex Goddess Era
The piece recalls Jean Harlow who died in 1937 at 26 from uremic poisoning amid harassment by anonymous letters and a hostile studio boss. Her mother kept her from doctors while dying, and a former leading man funded her tomb. It notes a shift toward a busy posthumous Hollywood sex goddess era and an era of televised programming during a New York visit by a producer.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Marilyn Monroe
Jean Harlow
Kansas City
Montclair Carpentier
Harlean
Hollywood
Dr. Carpentier
Marino Bello
Goldwater Outlines Economic Civil Rights and Welfare Views
Senator Barry Goldwater, seeking the Republican presidential nomination, lays out positions on civil rights, government spending, education, social programs, and taxation. He opposes federal school aid, shifts on desegregation, favors limiting government, and proposes trimming welfare while endorsing tax reform. He also backs right to work and questions TVA privatization.
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James Marlow Washington
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Supreme Court
Hollywood Veteran Reginald Denny Remains Active at 73
The actor, famed for the Leather Pusher films and a stalwart of Hollywood's British colony, plays Col. Pickering in My Fair Lady at the Santa Monica Civic and later Eliza's father at Valley Music Theater. Born in Surrey, Denny recalls early film work during strikes and a wartime RAF heavyweight title.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Mr. Denny
Reginald Denny
Eliza
New Valley Music Theater
Surrey
England
Europe
America
New York
Flatbush
Famous Players
Broadway
Denny
R.A.F
Ronald Colman
C. Aubrey Smith
Nigel Bruce
We The Women By Ruth Millett
A reader directed piece asks women to examine loyalty to their husbands through common behavior questions. It challenges venting to friends, revealing confidences, criticizing husbands, echoing others, and “no” parenting excuses, ending with a prompt to self assess if honesty shows through.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
This Day In History June 19 1964 Highlights
Highlights record events on June 19 including Bar tholdi's Statue of Liberty arrival in New York in 1885 and the S S Savannah first US steamship to cross the Atlantic arriving in Liverpool in 1819. Also mentions the 1934 creation of the National Labor Relations Board and Eisenhower's 1945 New York welcome.
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Associated Press
Bartholdi
New York
France
S.S. Savannah
Liverpool
England
U.S
Atlantic
National Labor Relations Board
Tobruk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York City
Guatepo
Honduras
Senate
Lewis Strauss
Commerce
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Concert Hall Across and Down Puzzle Clue List
A compact list of crossword style clues including theatre box stage directiv e Willam Overture 12 Among 13 Seabird 14 Toward the sheltered side 15 Schubert's 41 Formed bubbles 4 Magic Flute composer 7 of Seville 2 Mineral rock 53 Extreme self interest 55 Siberian range 56 New Guinea town 57 Market 58 Ringer 59 Yards ab 60 Pastries Down 1 Final 2 Hebrew measure 3 Type of air 4 Paradise 5 Stop 6 Forage legs 7 Foes of Hoffman 9 Spirit 10 Miss Horne 36 Angrily 41 Condiment 42 Central American trees 43 Barrier in a river caves 11 Conduct 16 Grab 20 Eagle's nest 22 Spoken 23 Eponymous Hebrew ancestor 24 Auction 25 Offshore 26 Free nation ab 46 Passion 28 Piano 48 Sloping way 29 Greek war god 49 First name 30 Saucy of Jewish order 32 Fish eating 50 Ireland mammal 51 Rodents 34 Democrat ab 54 Wander 44 Biblical kingdom 45 Heraldic bearing
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Seville
Siberian Range
New Guinea
Scranton Drives Rift in 1964 Republican Race
Washington columnist Bruce Biorsat notes Gov. William Scranton's late challenge to Barry Goldwater deepens GOP divisions. Scranton's unity talk gives way to factional clash as moderates push back against Goldwater's surge, threatening intra party warfare through San Francisco and beyond.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Paul Fannin
San Francisco
Cleveland
Scranton
Anton
Richardson Dilworth
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