Beatles Top Pop Displaced By Supremes In UPI Poll
The Supreme's recording of Stop in the Name of Love tops United Press International's weekly top tunes, pushing the Beatles from first to position three after three weeks at No. 1. See You My Heart Beat drops to a lower slot as other artists and songs fill the list, including Roger Miller, Vic Dana, Freddie and the Dreamers, Gerry and the Pacemakers, and the Temptations in a crowded top twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Supremes
United Press International
Betlon & Me Netion
Hegras
Shotgun
Junior Walker
The
All Stars
Soul
Glenn Yarbrough
RCA Victor
Goldfinger
Shirley Bassav
United Artists
Ferry
Mersey
Gerry and the
Kinks
Reprise
Beach Boys
Capitol
Petula Clark
Warner Brothers
Wayne Fontana
Mindbenders
Fontana
Bobby Goldsboro
Gary Lewis
Playboys
Liberty
Little ‘Anthony
Imperials
DCP
Pussy Go Group In Finale At The Pussycat a Go Go
The Pussy Go Group reaches the finale stage of a month long engagement at the Pussycat a' Go Go with club executive Garwood Van negotiating a return for summer. Alan Hodges and his Nite Owls along with the Go Go Girls stay on the lineup as the Fydallions from Sacramento play Monday. Next Friday the Secrets headline with Ben Sherwin and Italian star Riccardo Dini also on the bill in downtown Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Hodges
Nite Owls
Go Go Girls
Bunnie Adams
Sacramento
Trophy Room
Portland
Turquoise Room
Black Hawk Club
Salt Lake City
Flamenco
Oxnard
Calif
The
Secrets
Las Vegas
Ben Sherwin
Meany Urges Library Improvement Nationwide
AFL CIO President George Meany asks organized labor to improve libraries and establish them in communities lacking them. In a letter to 700 central labor organizations, he calls libraries essential to education, recreation, and the development of informed citizens and better trade unionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Aflcio
George Meany
Meany
America
Broadway tales and showbiz tidbits from New York gossip
The column surveys costs at Radio City Music Hall scaffolding totaling 85000 dollars and riffs on Melina Mercouri. It notes Sugar Ray Robinson avoiding elevators, jokes about one dollar license plates, and risqué plate examples. It also recounts Del Webb selling Yankees stake to CBS, Webb’s hotels, and his youth in baseball. It mentions Jimmy Cagney’s art, Don Cuddy’s remarriage, and Sheila Sanders’s album Red Hot and Cole Porter with her Circle Line connections, plus Jules Podell and Jimmy Roselli in Hoboken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Radio City Music Hall
Russell Downing
Melina Mercouri
Sugar Ray Robinson
Broadway Novelty Shops
Ku Klux Klan
Sing Sing
del Webb
Yankees
CBS
Webb
Mount Shadows
Phoenix
Ziegfeld
San Quentin Prison
Arizona
Jimmy Cagney
Stamfordville
N. Y
Granpa Moses
Don Cuddy
Diplomat
Joan
Brandt Cuddy
Cole Porter
Sheila Sanders
John Mosler
Safe Fortune
Circle Line
Manhattawn Island
Jules Podell
Jimmy Roselli
Sinatra
Hoboken, New Jersey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beatles
Supreenes
Sermac’s Hermits Mgm
Roger Miller
Smash
Birds and the Bees
Jewel Akens
Era
Vic Dana
Dolton
Freddie and the Dreamers
His
Watusi
Bird
Pussy Go
Riccardo Dini
Terry Gale & the
Roadrunners
el Cortez Hotel
Casino de
Paris
Line Renaud
Frederic Apcar
Nevada
Fruera
Deon
Martin
Charisse
Cyd
Alcetty
Robert Sidney
Jack Cathcart
Wes
Hothl
Monte Proser
United States
Europe
Herald Tribune News Service
Hi Gardner
Gentlemen OF
Paul Harper
the Noels
Kenny Vernon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!