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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
17
A radio review critiques More, More, More, More for overblown spending gags and a weak wrap, while noting TV networks give heavy coverage to the California primary and national races. The piece also quotes a commentator on political humor's limits and cites 1963 U S tobacco sales figures, detailing large cigarette, cigar, and tobacco product consumption.
Hollywood comedian Mort Sahl, 37, roasts California primary politics nightly at the Interlude on Sunset Strip. He quips that Rockefeller might run for president. Johnson and Scranton get sharp political digs as he fuels the election fervor with his iconoclastic wit.
Wye Institute presented 35 paperbound editions to 38 ninth grade graduates from nine Eastern Shore counties. Director Donald J. Shank said 11 boys and 27 girls received the selections for their personal libraries, a program by the private Wye Institute founded by Arthur A. Houghton Jr. and Clarence W. Miles to boost education and culture.
Shanks notes ten category choices with popular titles Gone With The Wind and The Longest Day among top picks for youth. He cites library limits and low prices on paperbound books as factors in a statewide Wye Institute program to expand student reading with 341 titles and 40 selections per student.
In Frederick on June 1 1964 observers describe a strange scene with a spoon shaped lower jaw a fluttering moth wing a long-eared bat and a white furred bat noted for exceptionally sensitive hearing and vivid color details including yellow lips ears and fingers.
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