Mary Pickford Still Aloof At Pickfair In Hawaii Plans
Hollywood AP Mary Pickford remains at Pickfair with Buddy Rogers, avoiding interviews. At 73 she recalls silent era fame, recovers from injuries, and plans a three week Hawaii cruise aboard the Lurline. She praises The Taming of the Shrew and notes limited moviegoing and growing TV ads.
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Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Pickfair
Douglas Fairbanks
Buddy Rogers
Princess Margaret
Buddy
Hawaii
Lurline
the Shrew
Fairbanks
Douglas
Ed Sullievan
Danny Kaye
How's Your Pension Plans Drive Office Retirement Fever
New York AP column notes a rising urge for early retirement across American offices. Workers imagine life after quitting 40 plus years of service, with pensions shaping ambitions, side ventures, and even jokes about long future retirements.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jame
Marcos Gains Attention as Philippines Seeks Asian Leadership
Manila notes mark President Marcos's bid to raise Manila's role in Asia as the Philippines hosts a seven-nation Viet Nam conference with United States ally nations. Analysts differ on whether the move will shift regional power, while Marcos's past Viet Nam stance adds to the balance of hawkish and cautious positions among allies and neighbors.
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Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Magsaysay
Viet Nam
Marcos
United States
Australia
New Zealand
South Viet Nam
South Korea
Thailand
Asia
Johnson
South
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Koea
Chung Hee Park
U.S
Manila
Philippine Interevention
Philippine Islands
Faith Still Needed By Clarence W Cranford
Sunday School Lesson argues trust in God through Dunkirk and Hezekiah. It compares the low cloud cover shielding evacuees with divine intervention, notes Rabshakeh’s taunts, and stresses faith against modern materialism. Hezekiah’s prayer yields a miraculous sign of hope.
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Clarence W. Cranford
Dunkirk
Hitler
English Channel
Hiteler
Jeerusalem
Rabe Shakeh
Hezekiah
Isaiah
God
Television Log Schedule Fragments Across Evening Lineup
A continued page lists a dense slate of programs and times from 6:10 to 12:50 including news, sports, editorials, and a mix of TV shows like Gilligan's Island I Dream of Jeannie and Peyton Place. It also notes specials such as Viet Nam Special and various film features.
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Galligan’s Island
Monkees
Iron Horse
Buddy
Jeannie
Lucille Ball
Roger Miller
Jean Arthur
Pro Basketball Saturday schedule update
Saturday games list Philadelphia at Baltimore, Baltimore at Philadelphia, Boston at St. Louis, Chicago at Los Angeles, Detroit at San Francisco. Also Philadelphia at Baltimore noted among the featured matchups.
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Baltimore
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Detroit
San Francisco
Romney Hard To Beat In Michigan 1968 Race
Detroit AP report shows Michigan Democrats doubt Gov. George Romney can be beaten for a third term. A poll for the Detroit News has Sen. Griffin ahead of Gov. Williams 51 to 46 while Romney leads Ferency 64 to 33, amid national campaign visits and GOP efforts.
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Detroit
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
White House
Zolton Ferency
Robert P. Griffin
G. Mennen Williams
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edward F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Richard M. Nixon
Detroit News
Griffin
Williams
Rommey
Ferency
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W. H. Boyd
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippine
Zenére
Aly
Ramon Magsaysay
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Ree
Faith
Jerusalem
Rabshakeh
Istic
Krueshchev
Merv Griffin
Faith For Our Times
Ottawa
Soroptimist Club
Rexall
Raney Rexall Drug
Webster’s New World
Dictionary
Gov. Romney
Romeney
Dean Berlin
Homelite
Chain Saw
Ottawa, Kansas
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