ABC Drops Hootenanny for Outer Limits in Fall Schedule
ABC announces fall changes dropping Saturday Hootenanny for The Outer Limits. Shindig and Mickey move to Wednesday with Valentine's Day starring Tony Franchosa. NBC counters with Flipper and Mr Magoo. CBS Sullivan ends British rock bookings. Red White and Blue project 20 special previews tonight.
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Hero of N Y Subway Attack Heads Home
An 18 year old Mississippi black teenager Larry Thomas returns to Vicksburg after three weeks in New York. He says he would rather work as a waiter earning 27 dollars a week than risk violence in the city. He is credited by papers for stopping a subway attack on Howard Weiner.
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Culpeper Reporter Is Winner
Lib Wiley editor of the Lynchburg Daily Advance won editorial writing in the nationwide press women contest. Mary Jones of the Culpeper Star Exponent took first in news story for small papers. Mary Lou Temple of the Shreveport Times won the large newspaper news category. The conference runs June 8 to 12 in Richmond with over 1,000 entries from 27 states.
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Notable Deaths Across Nations Span Politics Sports and Arts
The wire reports list several notable deaths. Former Texas Governor W. P. Hobby, 86, longtime Houston Post chairman, dies after a long illness. Notre Dame halfback Stev Juzwik, 46, dies of a heart attack. Historian Edward Andrews, 70, authority on Shaker culture, dies in Massachusetts. Actor Robert Warwick, 85, native of Sacramento, dies. English author Neil Bell, 77, found dead in his car. Rosa Hart, 63, first US lady cheerleader and Lake Charles theater director, dies after heart attacks. Filipino American leader W. William Bobadilla, 48, dies in San Francisco.
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Rosa Lucille Hart
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Little Theater
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Nuclear Ship Savannah Sets Sail for Germany
The Savannah, the world’s first atom powered merchant ship, sailed from New York to Bremerhaven with 289 tons of cargo 6000 bags of mail and 13 paying passengers. It carries 60 berths with non paying travelers and nuclear trainees filling remaining spaces. The voyage is expected to take about ten days.
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Television Schedule Snapshot Shows Prime Time Lineup
A dense broadcast list details 1960s era programs across networks with multiple time slots. Notable entries include The Mickey Mouse Club Popeye The Lone Ranger The Rifleman The Andy Griffith Show The Red Skelton Show The Greatest Show on Earth The Fugitive The Tonight Show and The Ed Sullivan Show among others.
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Pillow Talk Patterns For Decorative Pillows
New Pillow Talk promotes cross stitch and gingham pillow designs with pattern 7254 offering charted directions for various pillow shapes. The ad lists order details, mailing costs, and contact address Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept. It also advertises a 1964 Needlecraft Catalog and a deluxe quilt book with multi pattern content available by mail.
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