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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
8
Tony Bill who played Frank Sinatra's brother in Come Blow Your Horn will co star with Sinatra in the singer's production None Bat the Brave.
New York reports a shift to battery powered household items. Union Carbide official James Redfield notes cordless tools reduce cord clutter and boost leisure time while highlighting higher purchase costs. He forecasts prices fall with increased production as women embrace the convenience.
Reader questions cover top fitted sheets for easy bed making. Advice includes using interchangeable sheets to save laundry. Other tips use clear adhesive to protect furniture and beer for quick hair setting. Also notes on washing ceilings and walls with detergent and sal soda solution. Merry Anders serves as Mission Hills mayor.
The University of Cincinnati bears aim for a third Holiday Festival Tournament title in four appearances this year as part of a 26 game schedule. They will include 14 Missouri Valley Conference games.
George Abbott is directing 83 of his 104 Broadway productions since starting in 1913 with The Misleading Lady. He has served as director producer and writer on many shows and leads the forthcoming musical Fade Out Fade In.
Stevens Hat Corp spokesman notes demand for a Texas style LBJ hat in St Joseph. The pre creased hat features a two and a half inch brim and a decorative pin on the band.
Trade N Travel Time at Chevrolet dealers invites drivers to test a car with full coil suspension, double-acting shocks, 4 link levelizing control and anti-dive. Built in ball race steering and over 700 insulators promise quiet, smooth operation on crooked roads.
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