TV Makes Carol Lawrence A Triple Threat Performer
Carol Lawrence, initially a Broadway singing and dancing star, says television helped her become an actress. Her work on Garry Moore Perry Como and Play of the Week led to motion picture roles. CBS plans a fall revival of Stump the Stars with Pat Harrington Jr replacing Mike Stokey. Tonight recommended: Perilous on NBC Scene of the Crime on CBS and a Steel Hour suspense with Betty White.
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Carol Lawrence
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Levisure
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Miss Lawrence
CBS
Mike Stokey
Pat Harrington, Jr
Stump the Stars
NBC
Joan Fontaine
Maximilian Schell
Betty White
Harry Townes
Woman's $1 Parking Charge Dismissed In Florida
A woman charged with over time parking in St Petersburg told Municipal Judge Laurence Childs she was at the dentist when the meter ran out. She claimed the dentist chair prevented her from returning to move the meter. The judge dismissed the charge.
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ST. Petersburg
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Laurence D. Childs
Synod of Virginia meets at Massanetta Springs in 175th conference
More than 200 ministers and elders attend the Presbyterian Synod of Virginia annual conference at Massanetta Springs marking its 175th consecutive gathering with attendees from Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia Dr John B Cunningham of Lynchburg elected 1963 moderator Williamsburg to stage a new historical drama The World Turned Upside Down replacing The Common Glory written by Lawrence E Watkin based on the American Revolution Shenandoah County Republicans endorse J Kenneth Robinson for Seventh District seat and reelect Strasburg mayor Ray Miller as party chair May mail route merger blocked in Rileyville and a Jefferson County polio fund drive fails after 4600 notices with only 24 responses
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Presbyterian Synod of Virginia
Massanetta Springs
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
John B. Cunningham
Lynchburg
Williamsburg
Lawrence E. Watkin
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
J. Kenneth
Robinson
Frederick County
Burr P. Harrison
Strasburg
Ray Miller
New Farm Applications Due by July 2
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS reminds Frederick County farmers that 1963 wheat allotment eligibility requires a new farm status. A farm with no wheat produced in 1960 61 or 62 qualifies. File by July 2 at 45 W Boscawen St with written forms and help from ASCS office manager Mrs Virginia McClure.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Frederick County
ASCS
Virginia McClure
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service County
W. Boscawen St
Television Schedule Highlights and Key Dramas
A detailed Thursday lineup lists per hour programs from Bozo the Clown and News Report at 5 PM to Tonight Show and Western Union movie slots late night. Notable items include Wagon Train, Howard K. Smith Report, Hawaiian Eye, Billy Graham Crusade, and The Tonight Show with various film and serials across the day.
Virginia's Drive to Attract Industry Gains Policy Muscle
Virginia moves to boost industrial expansion as lawmakers pass broad measures. The Industrial Development Advisory Board held its organizational meeting and Joseph Hamrick was named administrative assistant in charge of industrial development at an $18,500 salary. The package authorizes local funding for chamber of commerce industrial advertising, allows branch banking via mergers, funds technical education, and explores a Tidewater medical college and a cyclotron with NASA. It also empowers highway improvements, deeper James River navigation study, and daylight saving time in support of industry.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Industrial Development Advisory Board
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
General Assembly
Harrison
Joseph G. Hamrick
Kahn-Southern
Columbia, S. C
Hamrick
Industrial Development Advisory Board
Advisory Board
Chambers of Commerce
Martinsville
Clifton Forge-Covington
Wytheville
Roanoke Technical Institute
Virginia Public School Authority
Tidewater
Hampton Roads
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Industry of Agriculture
James River
Inborn Sense of Justice Emphasized by Judge Lindal
Retired County Court Judge Walt er Lindal of Minnedosa says an inborn sense of justice is essential for a good judge. With 20 years on the bench he stresses fairness over only technical or academic training and notes value in knowledge of human behavior and varied life experiences.
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Minnedosa
Man
Walter Jacobson Lindal
Lindal
Ireland
Skid Row
Statewide push to inaugurate fast time this summer
Businesses and industries backed the move to inaugurate fast time on a state wide basis this summer.
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