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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1963

Page

5

Edwards Furniture Ad Offers Complete Home Furnishings for 25 Down

By popular demand Edwards advertises whole home or apartment packages for 25 down. The store claims the largest furniture selection in Long Beach and nearby areas with a complete line including Modern Contemporary Early American French Provincial and Italian Provincial styles. Edwards courteous staff invites customers to visit at North Long Beach, California, or call 3-0421.

Edwards

Senator Baker dies at 67. famed $64 question host

US and Denmark obituary notices report Phil Baker, the American comedian and master of ceremonies for the radio show Take It or Leave It, died at 67 after illnesses and a move to Denmark with his wife Irmgard. He popularized the $64 question phrase and starred in Ziegfeld Follies on Broadway and in Hollywood, once partnering with Ben Bernie.

Copenhagen Denmark UPI Baker Phil Baker Irmgard Majorca Hollywood Ben Bernie Columbial Hickenlooper

War on Bias Urged by Church Leaders in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia two church figures urged unity and bold action against racial and economic injustice. Dr. R H Edwin Espy of New York, National Council of Churches secretary, outlined council goals to a business session of the triennial assembly, while Dr. Eugene Carson Blake of the United Presbyterian Church pressed broader civil rights involvement. Espy was elected to a three year term as NCC head, pledging unity, representation of churches, interfaith work, and local church support.

Philadelphia R. H. Edwin Espy New York National Council of Churches General Assembly Eugene Carson Blake United Presbyterian Church Blake Espy National Council

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