The Patsy Opens at Fox Theatre With Jerry Lewis
A bellboy rises to fame in Jerry Lewis 1964 Technicolor comedy The Patsy opening at the Fox Theatre. Lewis, who drew on his Catskills experience, co wrote the screenplay about show business grind and star making with Bill Richmond. Co stars Ina Balin Everett Sloane Phil Harris Keenan Wynn John Carradine and Peter Lorre in this Paramount release.
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Tax tips for paying farm children in 1964 reforms
Ted Nelson explains farm child employment as a deductible farm labor expense under new rules. Personal exemption 600 dollars and standard deduction 300 dollars. You must prove an employer employee relationship and provide at least half of the child’s support to maintain exemption. The child may owe minimal tax on earnings over 900 dollars.
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Burlington pool imposes hair length cap rule
Burlington recreation director Joe Davidson announced that boys with long Beatle hair cuts must wear bathing caps this summer, matching existing rules for girls to keep hair from clogging pool filters. Davidson said some Beatle hairstyle boys have longer hair than girls, so the rule now applies to them.
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Freeman Defends Russian Wheat Sale and Cash Payments
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman defended the Soviet wheat deal noting Russia paid about 140 million dollars in cash for more than 65 million bushels purchased in 1963. He said fiscal 1964 exports reached a record 850 million bushels, brought gains in U.S. balance of payments, saved CCC storage costs totaling 85 million, strengthened domestic prices, and created American jobs and business for railroads, shippers, and exporters. He argued the sale served strategic aims by diverting funds from weapons to peaceful uses and improving U.S. image in communist nations.
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Grape Slip Yields $6929 Award in Denver
A Denver man won 6929 in district court after a jury found he slipped on a grape in a supermarket and injured his back. The incident prompted the award as the plaintiff testified to the accident and ensuing damages.
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Behind the Scenes in Sylvia and Pajama Party films
Hollywood gossip from the set of Sylvia where Carroll Baker shows a revealing negligee as Gordon Douglas and lighting techs tame the flames of glamour. Edith Head decries overexposure while studio fashion and pink nightwear steer the mood. Pajama Party follows with Annette Funicello romance and Buster Keaton’s first feminine hairdresser. Dorothy Lamour oversees a teen fashion show as Elsie the Cow performs in a dance routine.
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