Tigers poised for best improved season in 1964
LA AP interview cites Detroit’s winter trades to boost infield with Jerry Lumpe and outfield with Don Demeter. Kaline Bruton and Horton headline a strong lineup while pitching gains come from Rakow Wickersham and Lary. Manager Hoerger outlines hopes for improved defense and speed, with Freehan as catcher and McAuliffe Cash Wert anchored infield.
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LOS Angeles
API
Tigers
Jerry Limpe
Lumpe
Kansas City
Don Demeter
Philadelphia
Jim Bunning
Demeter
al Kaline
Bill Bruton
Willie Horton
Dick McAuliffe
Norm Cash
Don Wert
Bubba Phillips
Bill Freehan
Gus Triandos
Freehan
Ed Rakow
Dave Wickersham
Rakow
Wickersham
Jack Hamilton
Hank Aguirre
Phil Regan
Frank Lary
Mickey Lolich
Don Messi
Vote Registration Measure Studied In Arkansas Session
The Legislative Council plans a rapid hearing on voter registration legislation starting Monday. Benton County Rep Hardy W. Croxton and the League of Women Voters will appear at 10:30 a.m. The chairmen of Arkansas’ two major parties, Republican William Spicer and Democrat Leon Catlett, will testify at 1:30 p.m. Additional individuals and groups are expected to seek time to speak.
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Little Rock
Legislative Council
Benton
Hardy W. Croxton
League of Women Voters
William Spicer
Fort Smith
Leon Catlett
Kohl cosmetics and origins in Eastern beauty practices
Kohl, the ancient cosmetic used by eastern women to darken eyelids, is not derived from coal. It is typically made from finely powdered antimony, though burned almond shells or frankincense are also used. The Arabic term Kohl means to stain and relates etymologically to alcohol.
Dognapping Bill Approved by Georgia House
Georgia House approves a dognapping bill setting penalties from two to ten years. Speaker George T. Smith presides as members respond All in favor say woof, with a 134 to 7 vote in approval.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia House of Representatives
House
George T. Smith
Hearing aims to finish within a week for Faubus call
The hearing intends to conclude in a week so Governor Orval Faubus can summon a special legislative session to pass a voter registration law. It is set for the council chamber but will likely move to the House chamber if attendance is high.
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Orval E. Faubus
Seven Days in May review blends tension and politics
Hollywood previews Seven Days in May a tense drama about a Joint Chiefs conspiracy to depose a president. The film keeps viewers gripping their seats with a strong cast led by Fredric March and well-crafted plotting, despite some flaws.
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Hollywood
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gelting
Vel Paso
Congress
Fletcher Knebel
Charles W. Bailey
Fred
March
Ideal president rooted in conflict with popularity wanes
A philosophical yet unpopular ideal president is described as jealous of constitutional rights and capable of decisive action. The fragment notes March following closely, implying a pivotal political clock or sequence.
Four GOPs Seek Nomination in 1964 Field
James Marlow notes eight Republicans show interest or hint at a draft for the party's presidential nomination. Active bidders include Nelson Rockefeller, Margaret Chase Smith, and Harold Stassen. Nixon, Scranton, Romney, and Lodge Jr. remain reticent or cautious about entering primaries or accepting a draft. Goldwater denounces Johnson as a spoils system highwayman.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Harald Ei. Stassen
Philadelphia
Rockefeller
Sen. Smith
Congress
Nixon
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Michigan
George Romney
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
South Viet Nam
John F. Kennedy
California
Scranton
Lodge
Edmond O'Brien Stars in Politically Charged Drama
Edmond O'Brien plays the Georgia senator and close presidential ally, combining charm with political acumen. Burl Lancaster and Kirk Douglas deliver polished performances as a cunning general and a wary Marine, while Ava Gardner adds a feminine note in three brief scenes.
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Edmond O'Brien
Georgia
Burl Lancaster
Kirk Douglas
Ava Gardner
Veteran Republican figure weighs Viet Nam role and 1960 ticket
A respected Republican veteran, who helped Eisenhower return to politics and oversaw a Viet Nam assignment, has not sought elective office since Kennedy left his Senate seat. He ran for vice president in 1960 with Nixon but did not win. He is not a candidate this year.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Stassen
Minnesota
New Hampshire
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Senate
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Viet Nam
Diplomacy Recalled as NBC Details Bay of Pigs Fiasco
NBC's white paper recounts March 1980 U S support to Cuban exiles to topple Fidel Castro, leading to the Bay of Pigs disaster and a view of Kennedy's low moment. It previews a 1962 missile crisis segment and notes changes in NBC Today staffing and Cuba coverage by ABC and Lisa Howard.
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New York
Dwight D. Eiserhhower
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
United States
Chet Huntley
NBC
Huntley
John F. Kennedy
White House
Pat Fontaine
Maureen O'Sullivan
ABC
Lisa’ Howard
Casro
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