Television Stardom Not All Bliss for Connors in Tightrope
AP report on Mike Connors star of Tightrope noting fame brings risks in public, with fans, hecklers, and safety concerns. He recalls gimmicks on the show and how real police departments adopt those ideas while networks expand Western and adventure fare. Gleason mixes radio stunts and a planned CBS special.
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Mike Connors
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Paris
Jackie Gleason
CBS
Roosevelt Declares Devil's Tower First National Monument
The Devil's Tower in Wyoming was proclaimed the first national monument of the United States by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1906.
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Wyoming
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Theodore Roosevelt
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Remedy
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, available as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Testimonials claim complete relief from piles and a strong money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Television Programs Tuersday Schedule It Appears
Television schedule lists daytime matinee at 3 00 and 3 30 verdict is yours 400 brighter day 6 00 highway patrol 6 30 news 6 40 weather 7 45 Douglas Edwards 7 126 men 8 0 U S S Marena.
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Employment Outlook 1960s for 65 and Older
The 1960s bring a sizable rise in the U S labor force with 13 percent growth by 1970. About 30 percent of men 65 plus are expected to work, while older women rise to roughly one in eight by 1970. Part time roles grow over 30 percent as overall employment expands in professional and white collar fields.
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Seymour L. Wolfbein
United States
Discrimination on Age Not Paying Off in 1960s Labor
The text argues favorable trends depend on realizing age discrimination does not pay. It mentions an almost unique manpower distribution planned for the 1960s and notes another important consideration follows.
Retirement age reform debate in the 1960s
The discussion centers on potential changes to compulsory retirement and a shift toward flexible retirement ages. Proposals consider whether 65 should remain a fixed cutoff or vary by individual workers and circumstances.
First American Clock Built by Benjamin Banneker in 1754
The first clock made entirely in America was built in 1754 by Benjamin Banneker, a Black inventor who had never seen a clock. It kept accurate time for twenty years. The rest of the text notes physiological facts about fat, protein, and water loss and their lethal consequences.
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America
Benjamin Banneker
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