Sullivan and Paar clash over debate ground rules
New York AP report says Bo Sullivan and Jack Paar agreed on Bennett Cerf as moderator for a televised debate to settle a pay dispute with performers. Sullivan says Paar underpays, offering $320 to performers, while Sullivan pays up to $7.50 on his show. The debate, to be prerecorded and aired at 11:30 pm EST, aims to set ground rules and discuss funding. The notice also covers a separate Iowa murder case where Harry Geguer was found guilty of kidnapping in Dubuque and faces potential death penalty.
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Jack Paar
Bennett Cerf
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Sullivan
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Columba Broadcasting
National Broadcasting Co
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Benner
Notable historical milestones and anniversaries recap
A historical digest lists events from 1677 to 1969 including Massachusetts buying Maine, Union forces abandoning New Madrid, Wilson arriving in Paris for the Peace Conference, and Adenauer addressing a New York luncheon. It also notes 1839 birth of Charles Hallock, outdoors editor and conservation advocate, highlighting his efforts and writings.
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Paris
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American Council On Germany
New York City
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New York
International Association For the Protection of Gare
Hallock
Notable Lowell, Mars advocate and orient scholar dies
Percival Lowell of Boston founded the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff Arizona and speculated on life on Mars and a ninth planet beyond Neptune. He died in Flagstone on November 12 1916. Births noted include Dorothy Keely Aldis James Madison Barker Carl Allen and Sammy Kaye. Rev Thomas J Jones S J Georgetown University theology professor died at age 36 after a Jesuit vocation and studies at Woodstock Md
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Orient
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Dorothy Keely Aldis
Chicago
James Madison Barker
Sears, Roebuck & Co
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Carl Allen
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Carbondale
Sammy Kaye
Cleveland
Ohio
Nixon urges Republicans to seek new blood for 1962 elections
Richard M Nixon calls for fresh talent to help Republicans beat the Democrats in the 1962 congressional elections. He notes Republican conservatism has repeatedly failed voters, even with Eisenhower, while leaders Dirksen and Halleck publicly support Kennedy programs with cautious enthusiasm, hinting at youth infusion.
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Associated Press
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Richard M. Nixon
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Eisenhower
Whie House
Kennedy
Youth and age balance in Kennedy era leadership
The piece notes senior leaders like McCormack Rayburn and Mansfield in the House and Senate, with Johnson as a youthful backing, while the Supreme Court shows older ages. A separate AP report from London forecasts Soviet lunar use and manned spaceflight ambitions, with moon bases and voyages outward, and a Britannica fact about Venice gondolas in the 16th century.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Lyndon B. Johnson
Earl Warren
al Brennan
Stewart Aay
London
U.S.S.R
Moon
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