No Secrets For TV TV Husband
Vivian Brown presents a feature on TV personality Dave Garroway and his wife Pamela. Garroway discusses viewers interests, family topics, and balancing work with family life. He notes his wife is his best critic and that women make up many listeners. He reflects on aging, fatherhood, and Pamela’s past as a dancer and producer.
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Vivian Brown
Newsleatures
Oie Man
Dave Garroway
Dave
Pamela
Open Planning Makes Kitchen A Showplace
Open planning features in House of The Week X-19 by architect Herman H. York. The kitchen blends with living and dining spaces via low dividers and light wood wainscot walls, creating a bright center for family life. A ranch style layout includes a three bedroom wing, sunken recreation room, garden view, and outdoor grill area.
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Herman H. York
York
Yugoslavia seeks more U S aid for industrial projects
Washington AP reports Communist Yugoslavia asked for 250 million dollars in aid to fund power stations fertilizer plants railroad modernization and highway equipment after Soviet loans were canceled in May amid Tito’s independent course. State Department officials reportedly favored the loan request and considered disbursing funds soon.
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Washington
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
United States
State Department
Drama Festival Planned in San Juan by New York Puerto Rico
A theater festival will take place in San Juan from January 13 to March 8 featuring recent Broadway plays. Barry B. Yelsen directs the planning and Sidney Walters, a television director, serves as artistic supervisor. Negotiations are underway for seven U S productions.
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New York
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Barry B. Yelsen
Sidney Walters
U. S
State Aviation Board hunts new director in wake of Stark dismissal
Charleston AP report says the State Aeronautics Commission will start accepting applications for an executive director after the dismissal of Col. Hubert H. Stark, who served 22 years amid an overrun probe into aerial marker projects. The four members present voted unanimously to terminate Stark. Gov. Underwood ordered the inquiry into marker spending, with Stark stating his integrity was not in question. The post pays $5,000 yearly, and a September meeting will select a replacement, with Adm. Felix Stump favored by Chair Smith though not yet confirmed.
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Charleston
Aeronautics Commission
Hubert H. Stark
Commission
State Board of Aeronautics
Underwood
Stark
A. E F. Marshall Jr
Huntington
Smith
Patrick, C. Graney
A. W. Paull Jr
Wheeling
Edward F. McKee
Beckley
U. S. Navy
Felix
Stump
Parkersburg
Road Commission
Air Agency
Iran Quakes Kill 135 In Western Iran Relief Response
A relief spokesman said earthquakes in western Iran’s mountains killed 135 people and prompted rescue and aid efforts across the affected region.
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Iran
Tehran
Description of a Brick Veneer House Interior and Layout
A detailed summary of a house plan describes a vestibule from the recreation room to the garage and basement stair, a dinette kitchen with a windowed dining area separated by an island, and three bedrooms with two baths. The master bedroom measures 12 by 15 feet with twin closets and a private bath. All bedrooms are cross ventilated. a hall bath includes a plastic top vanity and mirrored medicine cabinet. The home features over 28 feet of coat closets and a full basement with laundry and heating space, a recreation room designed for slab construction, and brick veneer exterior walls with vertical boards on the front gable over the garage.
History Professor Wins Wyoming Senate Nomination
Dr. Gale McGee, 43, a University of Wyoming history professor and critic of the administration, won the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate from Wyoming. He will face incumbent Republican Sen. Frank A. Barrett, 63, in November. McGee led with 19,335 votes to 13,313 for Heptalin Armstrong, 37, an uranium executive, from 590 of 589 precincts reported.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Gale McGee
U. S. Senate
Wyoming
Frank A. Barrett
Barrett
McGee
University of Wyoming
Heptalin T. Armstrong
Jerusalem Quiz Champion Amos Haham Wins World Bible Quiz
Amos Haham, a 30 year old Jerusalem Orthodox reader with a speech impediment and partial paralysis, won the first international Bible quiz beating finalists from France Brazil and Israel. The prize is a 2000 year old glass jar from Beth Shearim. Finalists included Simone Dumont and Irene Santos. Mrs Myrtle Davis of Buford Georgia representing the United States died while competing for seventh place.
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Eric Gottgetreu
France
Brazil
Israel
Haham
Zachariah
Ezekiel
Hahama
Zedekiah
Supreme Court
Hebrew University
Izhak Ben-Zvi
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Amos Haham
Institute For the Blind
Simone Dumont
Paris
Irene Santos
Rio de Janeiro
Myrtle Davis
Buford
United States
Rosalias Mezoras dies after long illness at 74 in Eccles
Mrs Rosali Mezoras age 74 of Eccles died Sunday evening after a lengthy illness. The rosary is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Fr Paul Helsley. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 9 30 a m at St Francis de Sales Church with burial in Mt Calvary Sunset Memorial Park. Active pallbearers include James Stuch John Bernat Latris Gall Steve Halash Louis Ostwart Louis Kavinsky and Elex Tanovics. Arrangements by Melton Mortuary.
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Mezoras Mezoras
Rosali
Eccles
Father Paul Helsley
Melton Mortuary
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Paul Helsley
Mt. Calvary
Sunset Memorial Park
James Stuch
John Bernat
Latris Gall
Steve Halash
Louis Ostwart
L Louis Kavinsky
Elex Tanovics
Two Local Obituaries Include Perry Wallon and Lula Ann Justice
Perry Wallon, 13, of Sprague, died at 4 pm Tuesday August 19 at his home. Lula Ann Justice, 71, of Coal City, died at 4 35 pm Monday August 18 in a local hospital after an extended illness. Funeral details list Webb and Neal Funeral Home arrangements with services set for August 21 at 2 pm and Sunset Memorial Park burial. Active pallbearers named. honorary pallbearers and flowerbearers also listed.
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Perry Wallon
Sprague
Melton Mortuary
Justice
Lula Ann
Coal City
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Vance Drive
Roland Kennedy
Van
Sunset Memorial Park
Emory, Shumate
L. H. Sergent
Edward Sutton
Anthony Smolsky
John Harris
Wesley Thompson
Clyde Hill
Virgil Hope
Andy Wallen
Eugene Ruben
H. C. Whitley
Charles Burdiss
W. E. Southern
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