Lowry Says 77 Sunset Strip Will Return With Changes
AP reports that 77 Sunset Strip will return with a revised format under Jack Webb as lead detective. New major operation scenes, longer runtime, and fresh guest stars are planned, while several co stars are omitted and the show shifts to an earlier Friday slot.
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Lowry
Sunset Strip
Cyntina Lowey
Rawalian
Bonn
Jered
Roger Smith
Zimmbalist
Efrem Zimballet Jr
Cleopatra
Joseph Schildkraut
Keeed
Wally Cox
Luther
Adler
Zimbalist
Sons
Warners
Smatlon
ABC
Jaimie MePheeters
Rotert Sparks
Danny
Thomas
CBS
NBC
National Education Association
Mr. Novak
Bob Potter
Nic
Laramig
Tobacco Disease Tied to Weather and Ozone in Air
The U S Department of Agriculture reports weather fleck in tobacco linked to ozone in polluted air research cited by the Britannica Book of the Year. Guatemala, the northern Central American republic, is about the size of Tennessee.
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Agricultural Research Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Guatemala
Teu- Anessee
Marilyn Monroe Remembered On Anniversary Of Death
The AP report marks a year since Marilyn Monroe died in a Brentwood bungalow at 36. The world mourned, with poems and films revisiting her as a symbol of fame and longing. Westwood Memorial Park bears floral tributes, while Joe DiMaggio’s six red roses recall enduring devotion.
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Brentwood
Hollywood
Paris
Westwood Memorial Park
Joe Dimaggio
Marilyn
Sar
Police Probe Death Of Man In Trailer Home
Baltimore County police investigate the death of Randolph L. Stutler 58 found with slit wrists in a blond stained trailer in Little River near Halikorn. His wife Delores Stutler reported an overdose of sleeping pills and was found with knife cuts on her face and hand. A blood smeared kitchen knife was found in a wastebasket.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Essex
Delores Stuller
Little River
Halkimorn
Randolph L. Stutler
Muskrat Fur Trade Highlighted in North American Market
A fragment notes the muskrat as a valuable furbearer with 10 to 12 million animals harvested annually across North America, underscoring its economic importance in the fur trade.
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North America
Roanoke Island drama long running since 1937 feature
An item notes The Lost Colony outdoor historical drama on Roanoke Island, produced each summer since 1937, while mixing reflections on historical settlements and future technology. It mentions past attempts in 1587 and 1585, and a futuristic stroll toward automated sewing machines replacing cowboys.
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America
Aries to Pisces Zodiac Predictions From 1963
A vintage horoscope page lists sun signs with playful guidance for the coming years. Each entry offers general fate tips, urging caution, ambition, love, and decision making tailored to Aries through Pisces. The page attributes phrasing to a 1963 Publishers Newspaper Syndicate compilation.
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Eagles
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Bud Messner
Petrosky Hotel
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Pittsburgh
Marilyn Monroe
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Bob Thomas
Hollyood
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Shoelchair
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Caledonia State Park
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