Lessons From Scouting Uproar in Uwharrie Council
Settlement appears reached after factional strife in the Uwharrie Boy Scout Council in Salisbury. Council leaders emphasize past achievements and ongoing work to build character, praising Scout Executive Bunn W Hackney's standards while hoping cooperative lessons from the dispute strengthen Scouting and preserve vital district operations.
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Uwharrie Boy Scout Council
Uwharrie Scout Council
Bunn W
Hackney
Uwharrie Council
McNamara proposes deep cuts to bomber fleet and bases
Defense Secretary McNamara plans major reductions including deep cuts to long range bombers and the shutdown or scaling back of 126 domestic bases plus 23 overseas. Congressional opposition grows as he argues missiles lessen bomber needs while critics warn of strategic risk and pork-barrel politics.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
McNamara
Richard Russell
Burlesque Revival Traced From Page One Gossip
Editorial Research Burlesque Is Back surveys the revival of burlesque across cities led by Variety's Page One story. It traces the art from 1865 origins to modern revivals, recalls legendary performers like Gypsy Rose Lee and Georgia Sothern, and notes influences from TV, censorship, and new venues in New York Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Variety
Show Biz
New York City
Leroy Griffith
14Th Street
Columbus
Boston
Ann Corio
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Abel Green
Joe Laurie Jr
W. C. Fields
Burley
Legion
Fields
Abbott & Costello
Bert Lahr
Fanny Brice
Bobby) Clark
Paul) McCullough
Leon Errol
Jim Barton
Jack Pearl
Phil Silvers
Jon Yule
Mickey Rooney
Gypsy Rose Lee
Ann Doris
Gypsy Rose
Ann Carlo
Green
Laurie Putt
Georgia Sothern
Collier’s Magazine
Michael Leavitt
Laurie
Odell
New York
Miss Corio
Danny Thomas
Old Howard
Washington
Gayety
Republic
Apollo
Johnson to curb White House social season after Christmas
President Johnson is expected to shrink White House entertaining as Viet Nam casualties rise. Dinners may be scaled back and dancing halted, following a grand prior week for Princess Margaret and in line with a more restrained tone at the capital.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Viet Nam
Margaret
Saigon
Air Force Reserve
Army Reserve
Reben W W. Shay
Parris Avenue
Henderson Belk
Furniture City
J. C. Moore
Jaycees
Mills
Center Theater
Y's Men
College Village
K-Mart
Southgate
YMCA
C. K. Fitzgerald
Blinding Headlights Spark Debate and City Growth
A corny hymn on dimming headlights frames a plea for road safety amid Greensboro High Point industry boosts. Mayor Stout pushes pro business reforms while Mars Hill crowns Pam Cullers Miss Laurel and High Point hosts a major AAU boxing tourney at Memorial Gym.
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Mars Hill
Pamela Culler
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