Rawhide Wins Reprieve and Overhaul for 1965 Season
Hollywood AP reports the long running western Rawhide is renewed with an overhaul for next season. Clint Eastwood and regulars Paul Brinegar Steve Raines stay on. David Watson and Raymond St Jacques join as Simon Blake. St Jacques notes the character is defined as a cowboy first and a Negro second.
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Crochet Round Cloths Pattern 4479
Advertisement for needlecraft patterns offering crochet directions for a 60 inch cloth with pine apple motifs. Includes price 35 cents per pattern, 15 cents extra for mailing, and mail-order details to Alice Brooks, Winchester Evening Star in New York.
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Harvests Declared Good by Communist China
AP dispatch reports New China News Agency says summer harvests of wheat barley beans and peas were good in most regions though no figures were given. In Alabama the Presbyterian Church dissolves its all Negro central Alabama presbytery and creates an administration commission to merge it into white regional presbyteries. Lac onia officers receive a bonus day for riot duties at Weirs Beach. Providence notes absentee and shut in ballots cost 17 14 each in a first time use in a state special election. Massachusetts Supreme Court says New Bedford gets a full trial over a racial survey order for its public schools. In Whitehall 31 women petition to organize a daytime women’s fire department due to fewer men available.
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Tourists to Britain Expected to Reach 2.7 Million in 1965
The British Travel Association estimates 2.7 million tourists will visit Britain in 1965 spending over 1 billion dollars including in country expenditures and fares. US arrivals in January February reached 32,000 an increase of 13 percent from 1964 with total foreign visitors at 138,000. A village attorney and a 45 member all male volunteer fire department offered no comment on proposals.
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