Clerk Loses 64000 Quiz Bid on The $64,000 Question
New York UK Robert Edward Bennett a 48 year old clerk of Kingsland Georgia missed the grand prize on CBSs The $64,000 Question after guessing Lincoln emancipation payoffs at 2000 dollars. Ralph Newman of Abraham Lincoln Bookshop Chicago advised him. Master of Ceremonies Hal March noted 400 dollars as the offer. Bennett was the first contestant to gamble for the grand prize and lose. three others had won the $4,000 prize.
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Robert Edward Bennett
Clers
Kingsland
Abraham Lincoln
Bennett
Lincoln
Ralph Newman
Chicago
Hal March
Nationalists Accuse Resignation Amid Cabinet Shakeup
Taipei reports say the government announced the resignation and that a new envoy will be named. Most sources expect Dr. V. K. Welling to leave the post, with Hollington Kepton possibly succeeding as ambassador to Washington. In Tokyo, thirteen Japanese building industry representatives depart for a six week study tour in the United States aboard the embassy group.
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Taipei
Ie Deerae
Mi Wili
V. K. Welling
Hollington Ke
Wash-Tong
Japan
U. S
Tokyo
Wpi
United States
Legislators Cut Budget Four Ways
The Senate Finance Committee rejects parts of Gov. Knight’s 1.7 billion plan. It cuts 270 highway patrolmen, funds for eight alcoholic treatment clinics, 1.8 million from Mental Hygiene at 74.25 million, and 46 staff at the Board of Equalization. If the Senate backs the panel, a two-house conference will resolve differences.
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Senate Finance Committee
Knight
Assembly
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Oakland
San Jose
Pasadena
Fresno
Stockton
Imental Hospitals
Board of Equalization
Paul R. Leake
Embry
Senate
Salk Vaccine Proven Safe, Evaluator Says
Dr. Thomas Francis Jr reports long term tests show polio incidence 2 to 10 times higher among unvaccinated than vaccinated. He delivered the Gudakunst Memorial Lecture at the University of Michigan, noting early production will widen with proven safety.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Thomas Francis Jr
Frant
Jonas Salk
Gudakunst
University of Michigan
Tranois
Francis
Archbishop Spyridon of Greece Dies
Archbishop Spyridon, 2 year old Greek Orthodox primate and Cyprus union advocate, died in Athens after hospital treatment for art ailment. He presided March 10 over the Holy Synod meeting urging world religious support for Makarios. His death follows involvement in the Enosis campaign and Cyprus politics.
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Greece
Spyridon
Cyprus
Ue MH
Meuee
Grece
Greek Orthodox “Holy Synod
Makarios
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