Ice skating trips for YMCA summer clubs
YMCA girls and boys clubs plan two ice skating outings at Cincinnati Garden. The eighth of twelve excursions leaves the Y at 1 15 pm returning 5 30 pm, with a 1 50 dollar fee and 50 cents extra for skate rental.
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Merry Mfg. Co
Cincinnati
Fort Ancient
Paul Dixon
Borden's
Dayton
Merry Company
Art Museum
Smith Pond
Armco Park
Norwegian girl's life expectancy tops world at 72.6 years
A Norwegian girl’s life expectancy is reported at 72.6 years, the highest globally. The statistic highlights longevity in Norway amid regional health data.
Belafonte Seeks U.S. TV Break For Negro Entertainer
Hollywood profile notes Harry Belafonte, a top draw, signed five year BBC TV deal but has yet to secure a U.S. network show. He cites Madison Avenue sponsor hurdles and NBCs earlier Nat King Cole experience. Belafonte plans film projects including The Exodusters while lamenting limited portrayals of Black figures on American TV.
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Eng- Marry Belafonte
BBC
Jackie
NBC
Nat King Cole
Madison Ave
Perry Como
Shelley Winters
Robert Ryan
Old West
Doc Hollis Day
Library of Congress
Kansas
Kansas Plains
Statue for Hawaii urged by candidate
Honolulu AP reports candidate Wilfred C. Tsukiyama proposes a second Statue of Liberty at Honolulu Harbor to symbolize the Pacific Asia region, arguing it would echo the ideals of the New York Harbor statue. Tsukiyama is a 62 year old Republican territorial senator and prominent Hawaii legislator of Japanese ancestry.
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Hawaii
Senate
Honolulu Harbor
Territorial
Wilfred C. Tsukiyama
Pacific
Asia
New York Harbor
Radio TV Highlights Tonight Preview Schedule Picks
Radio and TV highlights list broadcasts from WHIO WKRC WPFB WMOH and WLW with boxing heavyweights Eddie Machen and Ruben Vargas WCPO boxing at 9 pm plus Vincent Price emceeing Keep Talking with Errol Flynn guest and tab Hunter on Ive Got a Secret Guest RFK and author Harry Golden with Jack Paar at 11 18 pm plus Ted Lewis This Is Your Life and a Wall Street drama about a compulsive gambler
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Radio Tonight
WHIO
WKRC
WPFB
WMOH
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
WLW
Music
WCPO
Vincent Price
Errol Flynn
Eddie Machen
Reuben Vargas
California
Wlw-T
Ted Lewis
Robert F Kennedy
America
Harry Golden
Jack Paar
Storms Batter Western U S with Floods and Fatal Lightning
The Associated Press reports heavy rains and thunderstorms sweeping the southern plains into the Ohio Valley with flash floods in Texas and Arkansas. A farmer and his son died from lightning in North Carolina as Copperas Creek overflowed near Rising Star, Texas.
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Plains
Ohio Valley
Arkansas
Tennessee
Jackson
Tenn
Fayettesville
Ark
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kingman
Great Lakes
Florida
Rockies
Glenn Allin
N.C
Texas
Falls City
Brownwood
Coleman
Rising Star
Tex
Palo Duro State Park
Amarillo
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kansas
Louisiana
Alabama
Parliament Approves Legitimacy Bill for Adulterous Births
London AP reports Parliament voted 83 to 4 in the Lords to approve a bill removing bastardy stigma from 3,000 children born to adulterous affairs and granting inheritance rights if the parents marry. The Commons had backed the measure after earlier rejection.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Builder Charged With Murder Try
A Pacific Palisades builder, John Briggs, 37, is charged with attempting murder for pushing his wife Norma 34 and her mother Mary Nilson 65 over a canyon cliff in an auto. Police say Briggs fled the scene after causing the crash and attacked them with a tire iron and rock.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Pacific Palisades
John Briggs
Norma
Mary Nilson
Traffic Group Again Pushes Action on Central Main Light
At the Mid dletown Safety Council traffic committee meeting William D Long urged sending a letter to city manager Charles W Thompson to change the Central Avenue and Main Street light by replacing the lens with a straight ahead arrow to aid westbound traffic. Long also proposed informing Judge J T Lamb to seek tougher traffic court enforcement and inviting him to advise on improving penalties. Thomp son is not to receive that letter.
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Middletown
Long
J. T. Lamb
Thompson Winton Steller
Safety Council
Thompson
Steller
First American plank road built in New York in 1846
A historical note states the United States first plank road was constructed in New York in 1846, marking an early expansion of improving road infrastructure and regional commerce.
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United States
New York
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