Emmy Night Highlights Slow Drama As Van Dyke Wins Big
The slow paced TV Academy Awards in Hollywood and New York honored Dick Van Dyke, Mary Tyler Moore, and Carl Reiner with Emmys. Bill Cosby became the first Black leading actor winner for I Spy, while Bob Hope’s Christmas special helped NBC lead the network tally.
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Emmy Winners Reflect Themed Night Of Surprises
Culp helped Cosby lead a series as a nominee and wrote six of the 1 Spy scripts. Miss Stanwyck cried on stage while acknowledging her second Emmy and lack of movie prize wins. Don Knotts and Cliff Robertson praised the moment, Danny Kaye hosted, Cosby appeared in New York, and Rod Serling spoke on television's universal language.
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Talmadge to Stay in Senate Not Seek Georgia Governorship
Sen. Herman Talmadge of Georgia announced he will remain in the U S Senate and will not run for Georgia governor this year. He previously considered returning to Georgia to pursue the governorship, but will complete two more years in his current term.
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Killer heat in India claims lives in north region
The heat wave gripped north India for the fifth straight day with temperatures reaching up to 115 degrees Fahrenheit. At least 15 people are reported dead as authorities warn of extreme heat conditions.
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Spring Pops Concert at Hoch Auditorium
In Hoch Auditorium on Sunday an annual Spring Pops Concert featured the University Chorus Concert Choir and Freshman Choir under Clayton Krehbiel and James Ralston with the University Orchestra led by Robert Baustian and the KU Brass Choir directed by Kenneth Bloomquist. Selections included Variations on America Brahms Liebeslieder Waltzes a My Fair Lady medley and Gershwin Rhap sody in Blue performed by pianist Paul Tardiff. Proceeds fund the Music Scholarship Fund.
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Benefit Horse Contest Aids Louise Ryan College Fund
Abilene Kansas AP report says a Sunday benefit horse race raised about 3500 dollars for Louise Ryan 18 who was paralyzed in a year old training accident. Her parents L B Ryan train horses near Abilene and she will graduate high school this spring. Nearly 4000 attended with around 70 horses entered from Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Nebraska.
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Alon Inc Cuts Back Two-Place Production
Alon Inc reduces production of its two place single engine airplane at McPherson Kansas from four to three units weekly. A company official cites slow sales and notes potential temporary employment cut of about 30 percent. About 130 workers in McPherson and 50 in Wichita could be affected.
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