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Hollywood TV chatter centers on next season with CBS signing Judy Garland and Danny Kaye for weekly hours while Jackie Gleason’s future remains uncertain Jerry Lewis moves to ABC for a two hour fall show NBC hires Clifford Odets for a Richard Boone drama CBS tests Hedda Gabler with Ingrid Bergman as sponsors balk Odets learns fame may not overcome advertiser tastes Beverly Hillbillies copies loom Ozark Widow set in the Ozarks Cara Williams eyed for a CBS fall series with possible titles Lola in Los Angeles or Lola Williams on the coast
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Lola
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Little Rock
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Monday Night at the Movies Opens Tonight on WKRC TV
Radio TV Highlights airs tonight with U. C. versus Drake at 9 on WKRC U. C. battles Drake again at 9. Tonight features The Enemy Below starring Robert Mitchum and Curt Jurgens at 7:30 on channels 5. Rifleman returns at 8:30 on channels 2 and 12 with disguises. Sammy Davis Jr guest stars on Danny Thomas Show at 9. Pat Boone and Joan Sutherland on Telephone Hour at 9:30 on channel 5. Ben Casey medical decision at 10 on channels 2 and 12.
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Hawaiian Beauty Shirley Fong Crowned Miss Chinatown 1963
Shirley Fong, 20, of Hawaii was chosen Miss Chinatown U S A in San Francisco defeating sixteen Chinese American contestants. The University of Hawaii student impressed judges with a modern interpretive hula during the sixth annual beauty and talent contest, the highlight of the citys Chinese New Year celebration.
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San Francisco
Shirley Fong
Max Rudolf and Bowman Receive Honorary Doctorates
Miami University awarded honorary doctorates to Max Rudolf music director of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and to Dr. George A. Bowman set to retire in June after 19 years as Kent State University president. The midwinter commencement in Oxford also honored 164 graduates.
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
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Kent State University
Miami
Today In History Highlights And Birthdays
Today marks historical events from 1910 Niagara Falls ice bridge disaster to 1954 Queen Elizabeth II opening Australian Parliament. It notes 1555 John Rogers burnings, 1789 Washington’s election, 1889 Panama Canal Co dissolution, 1919 Connecticut rejecting Prohibition, plus birthdays for Eric Leinsdorf and Brig. Gen. Charles A. Lindbergh.
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N.Y
John Rogers
Electoral College
George Washington
United States
Panama Canal Co
Connecticut
Elizabeth II
Ship's Fire Is Put Out
NEW YORK AP A fire aboard the American freighter SS Bridgehampton in the Atlantic about 1000 miles north northeast of Bermuda has been extinguished. No injuries were reported among the crew of 40. The Coast Guard said the crew was struggling to pump out water used to fight the blaze but the ship was not in distress. The 523 foot general cargo vessel owned by Tramp Shipping and Oil Transportation Corp radioed that the fire was in No 2 hold.
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Bridgehampton
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Bermuda
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Tramp Shipping and Oil Transportation Corp
Giraffes Prove Swift Runners Contrary to Belief
Report notes that giraffes are surprisingly fast runners, challenging common ideas about their speed. Researchers observe their gait and acceleration in open plains, highlighting their ability to sprint when pursued or needed for escape.
Speaker for Realtors Named N Dean Leininger
Memory specialist N Dean Leininger of South Bend Ind will address a Middletown Board of Realtors broker salesmen meeting at noon Wednesday in the Rose Room of the Manchester Motor Inn. President Herbert S Boren says the program will review NAREB ethics code articles and their new interpretations and examples.
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Ind
Middletown Board of Realtors
Manchester Motor Inn
Herbert S. Boren
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Nareb
Horses and mules thrive in New York State market
An estimated 42 thousand horses and mules operate in New York with a combined value near 5.5 million dollars. The report notes strong demand and steady prices across breeds and uses.
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New York State
Cincinnati Zoo Lauds Bear Use In Kodiak Cubs Plan
The Cincinnati Zoo relied on a young American black bear to help save newborn Kodiak bear cubs. The bear died under anesthesia while 700 veterinarians drew blood for serum to protect the cubs. Zoo officials said preparations were complete including a borrowed infant in cubator and hand feeding gear. Edward Maruska cited serum antibodies as crucial since the Kodiak mother does not care well for her cubs in the first days after birth.
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