Danny Williams Exiled From South Africa After Chart Success
Danny Williams, born in Port Elizabeth, rose to five top ten songs before being banned from returning to his native South Africa. His hit "White on White" sparked a career in the United States and England, while his exile follows his marriage to an Englishwoman. Williams, 22, began singing in church, later joining the Golden City Dixies of Johannesburg, touring Africa, then moving to England where he hit with Moon River and other British records. Now recording in New York, he plans his next release "Little Toy Balloon" amid ongoing South African prohibition.
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Senate to reopen hearings on TV sex and violence themes
The Senate subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency plans new hearings within weeks to revisit television's sex and violence content. Syndicated reruns carry programs scrutinized in earlier sessions four seasons ago, while current social drama series push adult subject matter into late night and even early evening viewing. The era of clearly defined family friendly fare appears challenged by this season's output.
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Emmy Awards policy clashes as Brodkin moves productions to Hollywood
CBS producer Herbert Brodkin declines attendance at NBC May 25 telecast and notes The Defenders and The Nurses will stay in Hollywood for an indeterminate period after a New York strike. E G Marshall remains booked for an NBC East Coast shot, while New York loses the shows’ production amid the labor disruption. Funeral notice for Edward T. Boswell Sr. and brief history bits follow.
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Winifred Dillinger
Births and obituaries and Maryland boat registrations
Died July 17, 1832. Birthdays include Floyd S. Daft biochemist TJ born Griswold Iowa 64. Charles Lukens Huston ex Lukens Steel Co born Coatesville Pa 58. Gilbert James McDougald baseball player born San Francisco 36. Curtis Simmons baseball player born Egypt Pa 34. 53 564 boats registered in Maryland end of 1963.
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Water Fisheries Records Show Boat Numbers Rise
The Department of Tide water Fisheries notes an eight thousand four hundred fourteen increase over June 1963 figures but remains six thousand eight hundred fifty three below December 1962. Over ninety percent of boats serve leisure use and over one third are under sixteen feet. the largest tally, thirty thousand one hundred eighty three, are classified as runa.
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Department of Tide
Water Fisheries
Overthrow Plot in Paraguay Scotched by Arrests
In Asuncion, Paraguay, the government said a plot to overthrow the government was stopped with the arrest of nine Paraguayans and an Argentine on Monday night. The same report noted counts of boats including 1313 boats, 3104 cruisers, 3142 workboats, and 1063 sailboats.
Evening TV Schedule Fragment
The fragment shows an old time slot list with programs like McCoys Concentration Get the Message Pete and Gladys Jeopardy Romper Room Missing Links and Mike Douglas across 11 1/2 schedules, including channel markers and alternating start times. The line suggests a period broadcast lineup with syndicated shows and variety programs.
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