Hugh O'Brian Kisses on TV in Spellbound Episode
AP report details Hugh O'Brian finally kissing a woman on screen Maureen O'Hara in NBC Theatre 62 adaptation of Spellbound The kiss is billed as a late evening modern clinch O'Brian notes Maureen has kissed stars like Gregory Peck in her career TV program changes and ratings reshuffles across CBS next season with planned moves including Perry Mason shifting to Thursday.
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N C May Get Rocket Research Fuel Plant
Raleigh reports North Carolina may attract a rocket research fuel plant to Carolla near Nags Head. Atlantic Research Corp plans inspections from its Alexandria Virginia operations as Carolla officials seek a 16 mile isolated access road from Duck to Carolla to protect top secret research.
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Milk Promotion Drive Tested at White House Party
President Kennedy’s milk promotion campaign faced a teen audience test at a White House concert party. Milk was served to 234 embassy youngsters alongside fruit punch and snacks, with fruit punch preferred by the group.
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Extradition of Willie Mallory Fought By Ohio Court
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle approved extradition of Willie Mae Mallory, 34, to Monroe North Carolina to face kidnapping charges, with assurances of a fair trial. Cleveland Judge Par RAND granted time for a habeas corpus bid to block transfer. Mallory was free on $7,500 bond. she claimed a white couple sought sanctuary from a mob at a Monroe home.
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White House Secret Talk At Kennedy Childrens Reception
At a White House reception for children of diplomats, Caroline Kennedy, four, explains to a guest that she walks her father to the office each morning and then walks back with him after. The exchange highlights the daily routine of the president's daughter.
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Thieves Mix Humor With Heists In Odd Bank and Barbell Caps
The robber in Oakland robbed United Bank of California of 3681 then rode a bus and tipped the driver five dollars. He left 1665 in change blocks away. In Reading, cat burglars sawed down a sign and stole a 175 pound barbell. A Brooklyn incident ended with a man stealing a woman but police rescued a newborn. Melbourne bullock George refused to guide to slaughter pens and was honored by the union for militant action.
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Bill makes fruit theft a felony in Michigan
The Michigan Legislature sees a bill by Charles R. Feenstra to make stealing fruit from any orchard a felony The measure cites Eve from Genesis as a humorous example prompting discussion Lt Gov T John Lesinski jokes about Eden being in Michigan and the bill retroactivity concerns.
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Memphis Desegregates 30 Downtown Eating Establishments
Memphis desegregates 30 downtown restaurants lunch counters and snack bars in department stores variety stores and two drugstores after private talks by the Memphis Committee on Community Relations. Negro leaders agreed to halt sit-ins and freedom marches as part of the settlement.
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