Bobby Darin Shows Off New Image and Family Focus
Hollywood AP reports Bobby Darin striping to shorts for a suntan routine and revealing a softer image. He discusses balanced work life five days a week with weekends off, reading the New York Times, and guiding his three year old son with Sandra Dee. He stars in That Funny Feeling and oversees a music publishing firm that earned 300000 first year and 400000 second year.
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Hollywood
Bobby Darin
New York Times
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Elizabeth Taylor
Bobby
Sandra Dee
Sandy
Highlights in History for October 28, 1961
On this date in history the Statue of Liberty was unveiled in New York Harbor. Harvard College was founded in 1636 and the Battle of White Plains occurred in 1776. Prohibition Act passed in 1919 and Mussolini led a fascist march in 1922. Choiseul paratroops landed in 1943. Adenauer and Eisenhower met in Washington ten years ago. A summit with French British and West German leaders was tentatively set for December.
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Associated Press
France
New York Harbor
Harvard College
White Plains
N.Y
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Choiseul
Solomons
Konrad Adenauer
Eisenhower
Washington
AG Says Voting On College Not Restricted
The New Mexico Attorney General ruled that voting on a tax levy for a branch community college is not limited to taxpayers or property owners. However voters must reside within the territorial boundaries of the school district involved.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Dist. Atty
Pat Hanagan
Roswell
Scout Robert Fuller Hopes Wagon Train Keeps Rolling
AP reports scout Robert Fuller aims for a long run as Wagon Train faces a critical season. He notes eight years is long for a series and ratings will determine ABC renewal. Fuller, a Western veteran, enjoys outdoor work and hints at another Western if the show ends.
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Hollywood
Robert Fuller
ABC
Ward Bond
Robert Horton
Bob Fuller
Laramie
Fuller
Nondriver Solos in Upper Arlington Youth Flies Solo
A 16th birthday solo marks the first flight for a high school junior in Upper Arlington Ohio who has long dreamed of flying. He says he hasn’t yet considered driving and hasn’t learned to drive.
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Upper Arlington
Ohio
Philip
LFD School Names Six Week Honor Pupils
The LFD School announces its first six week honor roll listing Grade 7 pupils G. T. Lewis and Kaye Jones and Grade 8 pupils Elaine Abernathy Leland Harral and Lynn Shaw for attaining the honor.
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LFD
G. T. Lewis
Kaye Jones
Elaine Abernathy
Leland Harral
Lynn Shaw
Mistaken identity during hospital visit leads to emergency appendectomy
John Seitz, performing in a play and in disguise with dyed white hair, was admitted to St Joseph Infirmary in Louisville for an emergency appendectomy after nurses mistook him for an elderly patient.
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Louisville, KY
John Seitz
St. Joseph Infirmary
Seitz
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Father Darin
Dorothy Herring
Perience
Pol. Pol. Adv
Wolfschmidt
Sears
Searside
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