Pioneering NFL Films Creator Revered By Fans
Edwin M. Sabol of Villanova Pennsylvania sparked a new era in football media by founding National Football League Films Inc in Philadelphia. Since 1962 his amateur footage of championships popularized pro football highlights across television, earning praise as a modern Cecil B DeMille of football filming.
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Movie camera wedding gift helped Sabol shape NFL film era
Ed Sabol turned a wedding gift into a career that reshaped sports cinema. His early work on Haverford High School football sparked a lifelong devotion to filming, culminating in a color interviewable NFL film empire. He retired in 1956 then rebuilt with flying and travel, capturing the Bahamas and a Howard Johnson motel project before teaming up to film the 1962 NFL championship. Today his operation employs about 40 photographers and a full sound and editing crew.
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Julie Budd Impresses In Debut Album Child of Plenty
Brooklyn singer Julie Budd, 14, delivers a versatile debut with MGM’s Child of Plenty. From title track to belt-like numbers, her three octave range and mature delivery draw comparisons to Barbra Streisand and Ethel Merman. She was discovered after an amateur talent night and signed to MGM with Merv Griffin backing.
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New York
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Barbra Streisand
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Mike Douglas
Antique majolica basket a Bohemian piece from Hohenstein
Richly decorated majolica basket likely made after 1869 in Bohemian Hohenstein near Teplitz Germany. In mint condition its value is about 80 dollars. Majolica wares origin tracing to Majorca, later produced in Italy Germany England France and America.
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England
France
America
Newson's Third Law Demonstration Card
A compact science card explains Newtons third law with a curved metal track and a rolling ball. As the ball starts forward, the board rolls backward, showing equal and opposite reaction. The setup uses a smooth board, straws or pencils, a coffee can, a cut metal curve, screws, a wire, and a ball to illustrate motion.
Scarce Canada Centenary stamp plate linked to 1324 noted
A discussion recalls the Canada Centenary 5 cent commemorative plate 29074 linked to No 1324 and apologizes for missing it during coverage of the 1968 Christmas issues. Friday is deadline for stamp popularity contest entries amid the Cleveland Stamp Club exhibition at Hollen den House with twenty eight dealers and free admission.
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American Legion First Day Covers and Apollo 8 Stamps Details
Information on first day covers for the American Legion 50th anniversary and the United Nations UNI TAR stamps, including pricing from 25 cents to $1.50, ordering instructions, and deadlines. Also notes a May 5 Apollo 8 stamp issue with a UN stamp on Feb 10. Addresses and money order requirements provided.
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