TV highlights recall radio era in Sing Along with Mitch
A color rebroadcast on channel 3 at 8 30 revisits Sing Along with Mitch and the Gang as they re-create a 1930s radio show with soloists Leslie Uggams Gloria Lambert Louise O'Brien and Bill Ventura. Also listed are Route 66 guest Lois Nettleton as Diane plus Robert Duvall Harvey Korman and others in a lineup of late night programs.
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Mitch Miller
Mitch
Channel 3
Leslie
Uggams
Gloria Lambert
Louise O'Brien
Bill Ventura
Route 66
Channel 8
Lois Nettleton
Diane
Ted Stiles
Martin Milner
Spain
Robert Duvall
Philip Abbott
Harvey Korman
Suzanne Reid
Dale Johnson
Columbia Welcomes New Methodist Minister
The Rev. Henry Hansen becomes pastor at Columbia Methodist Church moving into the parsonage on Royalton Rd July 3. A Canton Ohio native and graduate of Mt Union College and Perkins School of Theology he served in WWII and has 24 years in Boy Scout work. He arrives from Grace Methodist Church in Uhrichsville and brings wife Martha and four children. He looks forward to serving the Columbia community and invites calls.
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Columbia
Henry Hansen
Columbia Methodist Church
Royalton Rd
Canton
Ohio
Canton McKinley High School
Mt. Union College
Perkins School of Theology
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
Coast Guard
Greensprings
Norwalk
Grace Methodist
Uhrichsvile
Masonic Lodge
Commandery
Martha
Grant
Susan
Peter
Lu Annn
Hansen
Ark
Regular role for Jean Bal in NBC series Mr. Novak
Jean Bal from the New York stage and video is cast as a regular in NBCs upcoming series Mr. Novak She will play an assistant principal in a high school setting joining stars and a steady production lineup.
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Jean Bal
New York
Mr. Novak
Circus Act From Denmark To Grace Frontier Week
Amherst report announces The Dam Bros. importation from Denmark to perform at Frontier Week on May 29 at 7 30 p m The act formerly with Ringling Bros and now acclaimed across the United States and Canada They are known for a head to head balance on a unicycle on a tight wire Frontier Week runs July 27 through August 3.
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Amherst
Dam Bros
Denmark
Ringling Bros. Circus
United States
Canada
Judge Grants Temporary Restraining Order in Local 940 Case
Erie County Probate Court Judge John W. Baxter issued a temporary restraining order protecting Edward Schenk president of United Brotherhood Local 940. The order bars the defendant from installing officers in Local 940 while a Common Pleas Court suit by Schenk names Robert D. Hastings and others as defendants over alleged irregularities at a June 12 1963 election.
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Sandusky
Erie County
John W. Baxter
Edward Schenk
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Schenk
Robert D. Hastings
Huron
the Brotherhood
Rate hike awaits Western Union domestic messages
The Federal Communications Commission authorized Western Union to raise domestic public message rates by 10 percent. The move should yield about $16.5 million in additional annual revenue but excludes press messages, private line telex, customer-to-customer telex, and money order charges. It will affect money orders, full rate telegrams, night and day letters, public facsimile service, and certain quotation services.
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Washington
UPD
Federal Communications Commission
Western Union
Elyria Onto Chronicle Telegrom brief
A clipped 1963 Chronicle-Telegrom fragment notes Elyria Onto on Friday July 12 with limited readable details. No further context or events are available in the surviving text.
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Elyria
Onto
Fri
Chronicle-Telegrom
How to Play Four Spades and Six Diamonds Hands
Declarer plan in two hands shows handling of hearts clubs and spades. In Four Spades with West starting, heart lead from North drives defensive checks. in Six Diamonds, after ace of hearts, continue with careful discards and club plays to establish the jack and force trumps, using spade finesses as needed.
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North
South
King of Hearts
Jess
Investing Guide: E Bond to H for Current Income and Growth Shifts
A reader asks about taxes on accrued interest when redeeming Series E bonds and converting to Series H for semiannual interest. The adviser notes a $2 face value E bond bought in 1941 would redeem higher, but taxes are due on accumulated interest at redemption. switching to H defers tax until H bonds redeem or mature. A second reader seeks growth. adviser suggests selling Martin Marietta and moving to Texaco for growth with rising earnings and dividends, given education needs and family plans.
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Treasury
Martin - Marietta
Texaco
Spear
all_ mail
Holy Name Society to Select Delegate at Buffalo Convention
The Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Church will hold a special Communion service at 8 a.m. Sunday followed by a business meeting and talk by Richard De Palma. A delegate to the national convention in Buffalo, New York, in August will be chosen.
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Amherst
Holy Name Society of
Veneers Shaved Thin for Paneled Walls
New York wood veneers laminated to a backing are shaved to as thin as 1/85 inch for paneled walls. The note highlights the precision in veneer thinning and its application in interior woodwork.
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New York
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