Gleason Leaves New York For Miami Beach TV Venture
Seismographs pick up tremors as Jackie Gleason departs New York, heading to Miami Beach where Channel 10 will air his show. His move triggers lavish preparations including new cameras, a Coral Country Club switchboard, redecorated suites, and a custom golf cart with bar. Publicists warn the sun may go dark if Gleason’s temper flares, while colleagues and biographers note his genius, generosity, and demanding pace. Larry King accompanies the journey to file reports for broadcast.
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Jackie Gleason
New York
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Mr. G
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Jackie
Times Square
Miami Beach
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Wolfson
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Howard Kaskel
Fatty
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Miami International
Gold Coast
Florida
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Hank Meyer
Miami
Larry King
Senator Clair Engle's Death Opens Salinger Senate Bid
The California death of Sen. Clair Engle after brain surgery reshapes the contest for his seat. Pierre Salinger, Kennedy’s press secretary, wins Gov. Brown’s backing to fill the remainder of Engle's term, setting the stage for a campaign.
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California
Senator Engle
Senate
Congress
Engle
Roly Poly
Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Salinger
Brown
Pierre
Senator Salinger
Guidance Center Offers Counseling In Huron County
Dr. Richard Duffes, director of the Huron County Guidance Center at 190 Benedict Ave, urges anyone feeling suicidal or worried about a family member to seek help. People may come directly to the center without a physician referral.
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Huron County Guidance Center
Benedict Ave
Richard Duffes
Readers Forum quotes fear of nuclear war and calls for independence
A Reader's Forum letter argues the U S has been at war since appeasement with the Kremlin and urges readers to abandon fear. It cites Nixon and Richard Nixon in August Reader's Digest and compares present danger to the Declaration of Independence, urging a new declaration to preserve freedom.
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Goldwater
Kremlin
Richard Nixon
Reader’s Digest
Patrick Henry
King George
Nixon
Cryptogram Puzzle Teases Readers With Code Solving Hint
Across clues and a daily cryptoquote challenge appear in this page item. The feature explains that a single letter maps to another and notes the varying daily codes and the sample quotation. The 1964 King Ventures Syndicate note accompanies the puzzle.
Dear Abby Column Letters Reveal Family Dilemmas
Dear Abby answers multiple questions from readers and offers guidance on personal boundaries, gift etiquette, bridesmaid fashion, and civic-minded parenting. Abby encourages open communication, insists on honesty about gifts, and suggests embracing bold color choices in fashion trends.
TV Schedule Fragments Highlight Classic 1964 Lineup
A dense listing shows Friday and Saturday evening programs with news, weather, cartoons, and a mix of classic dramas and westerns. Notable items include Burke's Law, Route 66, Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock, and Sports World with baseball and boxing broadcasts.
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Internat
Zane Gray
Jack Paar
Alfred Hitchcock
Steve Allen
Lightest Mexico By John Abney on Ape ancestry at convention
In Mexico City a convention of anthropologists discusses human origins led by Dr. Louis Leakey. The piece humorously notes fossils, Zinjanthropus and Homo habilis, and quips about monkeys as relatives while reflecting on public science publicity.
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John Abney
Mexico City
Louis S.R. Leakey
Oxford
University of California
F.B.A
F.G.L.F.R.A.T
Puebla
Darwin
Acapulco
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