Kookie Is Gunslinger Now And He Says It's A Ball
AP writer Bob Thomas reports Edd Byrnes, known as Kookie, playing a gun slinger in a Lawman episode. Byrnes says the role is fun and redeeming, as he explains the script and his hopes for a future feature film. He notes increased TV workload, a post strike gain, and a new Jaguar bought with his improved income.
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Hollywood
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Edd
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Zimbalist
Roger Smith
Richard Long
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Safety Play Saves Bidder in Card Game Analysis
Oswald Jacoby reviews a bridge hand where South opens two notrump and North rebids Stayman to reach game. West leads jack of clubs and South plays cautiously, foiling West's king lead. South wins, ruffs in dummy, and plans heart continuation. East's defense risks Rams or ruffs, with conclusions about ruff timing and potential downfalls for South if East ruffs or gets in with trumps.
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Royal Oak hardware store vows to keep newspaper ads
A Royal Oak Michigan home improvement store emphasizes newspaper advertising as the cornerstone of its marketing strategy. The owner says the business will continue using local papers indefinitely to build success.
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Mich
Motels Cite On‑site Restaurants Drive Tourist Demand
APA report from Richmond notes motel operators say a good on‑site restaurant drives most tourist demand. Television, swimming pools, and in‑room telephones follow as top guest requests. Buck, deputy clerk at a federal court, confirms bankruptcy filing fee rose from 45 to 50 dollars.
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American Automobile Assn
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Unusual Tilapia Role Reverses Caregiving Duties
A humorous note on tilapia where the male acts as incubator for his mate. The male supposedly sacrifices appetite to guard and hatch the brood while the young swim into rock crevices, leaving the father with less to eat.
Ships for See Not Sea Highlight New Jersey Model Ships
Alexander S. Law of Englewood New Jersey has built 15 miniature historic ships since the early 1930s. Each ship is stored in a handmade cabinet with a velvet lined drawer containing the first edition of a book or a historical document relevant to the ship's origin or a notable event in its history.
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Englewood
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Alexander S. Law
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