Patty Duke announces engagement to Harry G Falk Jr
TV star Patty Duke reveals her engagement to Harry G Falk Jr 32 a production aide on The Trials of O Brien. He is a New Yorker with Brooklyn roots and prior marriage. The couple met on Dukes show years ago and plan to wed after his move west to direct The Patty Duke Show.
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Patty Duke
Patty
Harry G. Falk Jr
O'Brien
Peter Falk
Brooklyn
Harry Sr
Harry Jr
Harry
Falk
Billlie
New York
Bob Sweeney
Fatty Duke
Hollywood
Teen mother knits life with crash and birth in Memphis
Norma Jean Knight 18 faces charges after sideswiping a car. She says pain worsened as she drove with lights on and horn sounding. Uninjured, she was rushed to hospital where her 8 pound baby girl was born prematurely 17 days early.
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Memphis, Tenn
Norma Jean Knight
Red Buttons defies Oscar jinx with dramatic turn in Sayonara
Hollywood writer James Bacon recounts Red Buttons rising from burlesque to a best supporting actor Oscar for Sayonara and notes how the comedian avoided ego, hired-on humility, and later continued with major films. His wife Alicia is expecting as Oscars season nears.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Judge Crater
Luise Rainer
Red
Marlon Brando
Lower East Side
New York
Jana
Harrow
Alicia
Jis
Ohio Northern University Fraternity Reaches 1000 Initiates
ADA-Ohio Alpha Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon at Ohio Northern University honors its 1,000th initiate at the McIntosh Center. Richard Fulton Cooper III of Shaker Heights is the milestone brother. Other initiates include Joseph DaPore, David Dean, Harold Meeder, and John Peterson. Bedford W. Black officiated as installing officer.
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Ada
Ohio
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Ohio Northern University
McIntosh Center
Ohio Alpha Chapter
Ohio Northern
Ohio Alpha
Bedford W. Black
Sigma Phi Epsilon
National Inter-Fraternity Council
Black
Kannapolis
N. C
Chi Tau
Wake Forest College
Alpha
Richard Fulton Cooper III
Shaker Heights
Joseph DaPore
David Dean
Wilmington
Harold Meeder
Mars
John Peterson
Bridgeton
N. J
Wool prices rise 10 percent in 1964
Houston wool growers received an average 53.2 cents per pound grease basis for shorn wool in 1964 up 10 percent from 1963, marking the highest price in the record.
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Houston
Parental Aides Proposed for Head Start in Kentucky
In eastern Kentucky the Head Start program may include low income parents as teachers aides. Roland Lafayette, regional director, urged project leaders to hire participating parents, noting that mothers in the same class as their child can boost retention of lessons.
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Richmond
Kentucky
Roland Lafayette
Eastern Kentucky
Missionary Couple Report South American Trek and OMS Work
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Boyer of Bluffton describe a summer trip by Pan-American Highway from Colombia to Ecuador. They hiked 11 500 feet up a narrow rail line, rode a 90 mile bus, aided in a Saraguro clinic, carpentered at an OMS station, and gathered slides and costumes for local talks.
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Columbia
South America
Paul Boyer
W. High
Boyer
Bluffton
Rev. Boyer
OMS
Saraguro
Boyers
Rev
Bluffton College
Limaland
Ecuador
Lima
Fuel Cell Idea Neat Easy Power for Gemini 5
Fuel cells powered Gemini 5 produced electricity with minimal moving parts and only water as exhaust. The article notes potential future uses from battlefield radar power to home energy, while explaining the chemistry of hydrogen and oxygen and the historical arc of fuel cells.
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New York
America
William Grove
Gas warfare begins in 431 BC between Athens and Sparta
In 431 B.C. ancient warfare saw formations using suffocating gases during the conflict between Athens and Sparta. The use of noxious fumes marked an early form of gas warfare in classical times.
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B.C
Athens
Sparta
Lima Schools To Get State Foundation Payments
Ohio state auditor announced monthly payments under House Bill 950 totaling 5,593,541.30 to Lima and nearby districts. The current disbursement adds to 67,797,695.73 distributed last August, with Lima receiving 29,040.04 and others including Kenton 6,949.32 Van Wert 9,227.40 Wapakoneta 10,950.86 Allen East 4,677.71 Bath 5,191.08 Elida 3,610.41 Perry 2,632.41 Spencerville 3,834.71 Sugar Creek 1,470.22.
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Ohio
Roger Cloud
State
Cloud
Lima
Kenton
van Wert
Wapakoneta
Allen East
Bath
Elida
Perry
Spencerville
Sugar Creek
Dog Leads Way To Vice Raid In Cleveland
In Cleveland a beagle named K Y led vice detectives to an East Side gambling house. Seven men inside were fined five dollars each for illegal gambling. The dog received informer immunity and was not charged.
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Cleveland
K Y
Vice Squad
East Side
Ed Sullivan
John Campbell
Old Timers Sure Series Winners
The World Series funds will largely benefit pensioners with 60 percent of radio and TV rights fees going to the MLB pension plan. Since 1947 the plan has paid out about 4.5 million dollars to former players coaches and trainers, with 668 292 last year in total benefits.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business
New York
Minnesota
Minnesota Twins
Equitable Life Assurance Society
U.S
Rawhide to be dropped from CBS schedule this season
CBS will remove Rawhide from Wednesday night after six seasons and replace it with Clarence the Cross-Eyed Lion as part of a family shows push. Slattery's People will be swapped for an Art Linkletter hosted variety hour starting December 3, expanding network variety offerings to fifteen programs weekly.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
CBS
Rawhide
Clarence
Mr. Ed
Flipper the Dolphin
Lassie
Slattery
People
Art Linkletter
Linkletter
Hollywood
Yale Divinity School names Catholic priest as visiting professor
Yale Divinity School in New Haven appoints Rev. Roland E Murphy of Catholic University in Washington as visiting professor of Old Testament, marking the first time a Roman Catholic priest joins Yale’s faculty.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale Divinity School
Roland E. Murphy
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Father Murphy
Yale
Hail The Champ Waterloowins reserve milking shorthorn title
Guckian's Camp General owned by Sumner Henn and Son of West Manchester Ohio earned reserve champion at the National Dairy Congress milking shorthorn show held Wednesday in Waterloo Town AP report notes the winning animal and breeder partnership amid the national dairy event.
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Waterloo
Town
Guckian
Sumner Henn and Son
West Manchester
Ohio
National Dairy Congress
Rolls-Royce Unveils First New Model in a Decade
London reports Rolls-Royce introduced the Silver Shadow, its first new model in ten years. Chief engineer Harry Grylls calls it the most radical since the 1906 Silver Ghost, featuring disc brakes, monocoque body, hydraulic suspension, and a more rounded exterior with a smaller Parthenon grille. Prices in the United States start at $20,000, up from $16,500 for the Silver Cloud.
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London
Rolls-Royce
Harry Grylls
United States
Farm exports surpass combined rivals in New York U S trade
New York U S farm product exports exceed the total value of exports from Canada Australia and Argentina combined, highlighting a strong U S agricultural trade position.
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New York
U.S
Canada
Australia
Argentina
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