Beatles Met By 3,000 Teen Agers At New York Venue
Beatle arrival drew 3000 teens as WABC reported medallion mystery. Angie McGowan, 15, handed the medallion to broadcaster Morrow after claiming it belonged to a cousin. The Beatles were to perform at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens tonight and Saturday.
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Gracie Allen and George Burns Story in Fragments
The piece covers Gracie Allen and George Burns meeting in New Jersey vaudeville, rewriting their act after a switch, and their rise through vaudeville and stage. It notes Gracie’s Catholic schooling, early debut, and career triumphs including time at the Palace Theater, plus a Raleigh traffic safety council item mentioning a 1984 rise in traffic deaths and education measures.
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Nimbus satellite launch aims to map Earth cloud cover
The Thor Agena booster launched a Nimbus satellite into an elliptical polar orbit with a low point of 262 miles and a high of 578 miles. It will photograph cloud cover daily and use infrared imaging to help forecast storms at sea, though orbit differed from plan due to a premature second burn. Western weather agencies expect usable data despite the deviation.
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Johnson Humphrey Rally Seeks Reelect of Party Officers
Johnson said the campaign would be run by the national committee and urged re election of all party officers. He and Humphrey were ac rushed to plan at the Pedernales shade, then flew to Texas at 2 20 p m after a Thursday night rally. Thousands of Democrats heard the calls as the events unfolded.
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More Textile Firms Increase Wages
The Rock Hill Printing and Finishing Co. in South Carolina and Hanes Dye and Finishing Co. in Winston-Salem North Carolina raise wages for their workers. The Rock Hill firm cites upward adjustments for about 750 employees effective September and projects a $60,000 yearly cost. Current hourly pay averages $1.76, 11 cents above regional textile averages.
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Bombing Probed at Northside Reporter Office
Police and FBI agents investigate the bombing of the Northside Reporter offices in Jackson Mississippi, a weeklies published by Hazel Branton Smith. An explosion ripped through a rear window of the building Thursday night, injuring no one as the newsroom stood empty. Smith, a Pulitzer Prize winner, is known for editorials in the weekly newspaper.
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Glade Valley School Opens in Glade Valley
Glade Valley School opens its doors at Glade Valley with capacity enrollment planned for Sept 1. A convocation of faculty and staff occurred today with speeches by Rev James H Monroe of Winston-Salem Dr Gwynn and Mrs P Hunter Dalton Sr of High Point president of the Board of Trustees.
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Fuse Causes Fire Alarm At Friedman's Jewelers
Fire department answered three calls yesterday but reported no major fires. A burned fuse at Friedman's Jewelers on Main Street emitted smoke odor. A man on Wai Street was found attempting to smoke bees. A neighbor summoned firefighters thinking a car was on fire. Leaking kerosene at an empty Oakwood Street house was washed down a drain by firefighters.
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Patrolman Wood Becomes Sergeant In Traffic Division
Patrolman P. D. Wood Jr., honored with a commendation and 250 merits for bravery, is promoted to sergeant in the traffic division. A Navy veteran, he joined the force in 1938 and now fills the vacancy from Sgt Reid Dillon's retirement. Wood, 29, lives at 1628 Lakewood Drive with his wife and daughter.
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Cleo battering Florida as Caribbean toll climbs high
Savage and gale warnings extend to Hatteras as Cleo moves at about 10 mph. The storm spared Florida lifelines but devastates Haiti and the Caribbean. In Les Cayes many killed and most buildings destroyed, leaving 20 000 people bewildered with little food. nationwide damage and power outages hit Miami and Florida citrus, with surveys indicating extensive destruction and calls to declare a disaster area.
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