Peggy Ryan Still Dancing Through Hawaii Nights
In Honolulu, Peggy Ryan, once a child star and vaudeville dancer, reflects on her career from early movie roles with John Ford to later TV work and teaching dance to blind and deaf children. Now a grandmother and wife to Eddie Sherman, she cherishes “the good old days” while living in a spacious home above the blue Pacific.
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Jim Bishop
Honolulu
Hawaii
Sierra Drive
Peggy Ryan
Eddie Lerman
Cornell University
Sherman
Ithaca Police
New York
Eddie Sherman
Peggy
Dancing Ryans
Eleanor Powell
Hollywood
George Murphy
Shirley Temple
Jane Withers
Gloria Jean
John Ford
Donald O'Connor
O'Connor
Ryan
Abbott and Costello
Jimmy Cross
Spike
Ray MacDonald
Kerry
Shawn Edward Arthur Kim Ki
Alli Sherman
Trish
Lockheed
Air Force
CROW
Detroit
Byron Bloch
Bloch
Hunters defend wildlife role amid anti hunting sentiment
The Wildlife Society backs hunting as vital to wildlife management and funding, noting hunters pay over 200 million annually for restoration and license fees support state departments, while hunting gear taxes add 40 million for wildlife. Evenden argues regulated sport helps balance populations and provides recreation for 17 million Americans. A separate campus trend shows long hair waning as students and faculty favor neater cuts, per University of Chicago barber Carl Alkire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
Wildlife Society
United States
Fred G. Evenden
Washington, D.C
Fish and Game
Evenden
America
University of Chicago
Carl Alkire
University
Alkire
Rail derailment blamed on vandalism near Stafford
July 19 1966 an unknown cause derailed three empty freight cars near Stafford. No injuries and light damage reported. In Pittsburgh a 1951 graduate Richard Harley was found dead in his car outside a restaurant. no cause released. Indiana Progress notes July 18 burglars blew open Graff Sheak & Co. warehouse safe with no money inside and a suspicious man bought iron wedges nearby. no suspects named.
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Stafford
Richard Harley
Creekside RD
Pittsburgh
Harley
IUP
Indiana
Graff, Sheak & Co
Lockheed C5A flaws alleged in whistleblower claim
Henry Durham, a former Lockheed production control manager, charges the company covered up dangerous C5A flaws and resisted his warnings. He says officials now seek a 250 million dollar taxpayer loan guarantee. Sen. Proxmire and Rep. Moorehead investigate. Durham quit in May after sending warnings dating to 1969 and 1970.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Lockheed
Henry Durham
William Proxmier
D-Wis
William Moorehead
D-Pa
Durham
Lockheed Company
Marietta
Lockheed Board
Daniel Haughton
Dan Haughton
Haughton
Proxmire
Les Whitten
Nixon urges labor industry unity amid new world economic order
In a July 6 Cabinet Room meeting President Nixon pressed labor and management to modernize and boost productivity or risk losing jobs to abroad. He warned of a looming world competition, with steel as a bellwether, and called for candor and discipline to prevent exporting capital and jobs.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
America
Men of Steel
Nixon
N. Khrushchev
1.W. Abel
R. Heath Larry
Special Steel Task Force
Cabinet Committee On Economic Policy
White House
Huave
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Paul Jennings
Jack Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing
United Transportation Union
Charles Luna
Joe Beirne
Germany
Britain
Boyle Column Born Loser Never Gains
New York AP column by HAL BOYLE lampoons perpetual loser traits with humorous questions and anecdotes. It notes misfortunes like failing at weight, misreading wine vintages, mistaken gifts, and social gaffes, ending with light trivia on cowbird nesting and Sea of Galilee size.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sea of Galilee
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Indiana, Pa
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Joseph L. Donnelly Ceeee
William B. Hastings Frank 8. Hood
Associated Press
Focal News
AP News
Carrier Boy
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Poona
Federal Aviation Administration
U.S
Commerce Department
Vietnam
Ted Kennedy
Mass
Senate
Saigon
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Asia
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Boyle
Santa Claus
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