HUM dinger Replies To Humming Column
Readers share experiences with humming and singing in daily life. A New York State mother recalls her son four humming and her daughter twelve to observe musical gift. A Minnesota correspondent describes humming in college chemistry class and at work, noting reactions, nerves, and a singer’s label.
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Garry Cleveland Myers
New York
New Haven
Conn
Canada
Tappan Zee
Minnesota
U. S
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Oldest U.S. Catholic bishop Edmund Gibbons dies at 95
The Most Rev Edmund F Gibbons aged 95 died Friday night after a long illness in Albany UPI reports he became the nation’s oldest Roman Catholic bishop three years earlier and served decades in church leadership.
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Albany
Civil rights voting education and employment bill passes houses
The House approved the civil rights bill on Feb 10 by 290 to 130. The Senate backed a similar measure 73 to 27. The bill returns to the House for concurrence in Senate changes after a historic 83 day debate, aiming to end racial discrimination in voting education employment unions private lodging eateries and use of federal funds.
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House
Senate
Daguerre and Niépce shaping early photography
The article recounts Daguerre and Niépce in Paris forming a partnership to fix images on silver plates, the development of the daguerreotype, government recognition for Daguerre, and improvements like bromine for shorter exposures, plus a Philadelphia portrait studio opening in 1840. It also notes a police pop group from Romford, England.
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Louis Daguerre
Paris
Nicephore Niepce
Daguerre
Niepce
Legion of Honor
United States
Philadelphia
Unemployment Claims Fall in Pennsylvania Week
Pennsylvania’s unemployment compensation claims declined in the week ended June 12. Continued claims reached 110,510, down 35,000 from last year and 3,088 from June 3, 1964, while new claims at 17,220 were 6,000 lower than 1963 and 411 lower than the prior week.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
State Labor and Industry Department
Five Dope Smugglers Nabbed
Five individuals including four Canadians and one American were arrested on narcotics conspiracy charges for smuggling 76 pounds of heroin into the United States from Mexico. The seizure, dated October 10, 1963, was the largest heroin haul at the Mexican border, with an indictment returned in Houston on May 27 and arrests made in Montreal and Milford, Connecticut.
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UPI
United States
Mexico
Laredo
Tex
Justice Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Houston
Montreal
Milford
Conn
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Charles Emile Groleau
Joseph Laymon Jones
Julien Gagnon
Frank James Coppola
Milford, Conn
Kennedy
Rivard
Groleau
Showmen at New York World Fair warn of looming disaster
Showmen in the New York World's Fair amusement area warn the area could become a disaster if box office business does not improve. Sam Shayon, co-owner of Dancing Waters and treasurer of the Amusement Area Association, says many attractions may fail if big shows close.
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Fair
New York
UPI
Sam Shayon
Shayon
The
Amusement Area Association
Texas Pavilion Extravaganza Near Breaking Point at Fair
The $1.5 million Texas pavilion extravaganza To Broadway With Love and the Wonderworld show in the old Aquacade amphitheatre, along with the fair's circus, are reported to be near the breaking point.
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Texas Pavilion
Aquacade Amphitheatre
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