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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
16
Hollywood observers say no TV show is inherently bad as success hinges on timing and competition. Ailing programs fail due to poor slot or rival shows drawing viewers, while some are judged 'too good for the public.' Arthur Godfrey plans a Thanksgiving NBC special amid network moves.
United Artists backs a film version of Gore Vidal’s The Best Man with Henry Fonda and Cliff Robertson in a presidential cast. Lee Tracy joins as the former president role. Vidal adapts the screenplay. The project, revived by Stuart Miller and Larry Turman, targets next spring release amid election excitement.
A fragment reports President Kennedy reading a first draft and offering help to a writer. Kennedy reportedly said to let him know if there is anything he can do to assist. The text is cut and lacks full context.
The Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company carnival on August 25 raised a gross total of 23.68 with a net profit of 2364.56 dollars. Kenneth Burdette the carnival treasurer said this is the highest amount ever received and noted the automobile prize and dinner costs are not included in the gross.
Mr Burdette's report records nightly payments to the dance hand and related ems with a grand total of 77,400, noting many individuals at the carnival.
AP reports C. C. Chaperfield told police on Thursday a thief stole 45,005 bees from his bee farm. He warned that the thief would face consequences if he returns near his hives.
A garbled note suggests Haiti's official language is French, with unclear references to cultural or linguistic groups. The fragment mentions France and broad mentions of language and identity but lacks coherent details or dates.
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