Dean Martin Loses Charm on TV Reruns
AP Television writer notes reruns of Dean Martin lose spontaneity and shock value. Dorothy Malone Tim OConnor exit Peyton Place while Barbara Rush debuts as a divorced woman. Ironside episode features Don Mitchell as Mark Sanger with abrasive remarks. September returns loom.
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Dean Martin
NEW York
Dorothy Malone
Tim Oconnor
ABC
Martin
NBC
Huck Finn
Florence Henderson
Ironside
Don Mitchell
Mitchell
Mark Sanger
Burglary Suspects Captured After Owner Alerts Police
In Covington Kentucky William Finke, owner of a market, wired an intercom between his shop and home to monitor activity at night. He alerted police after hearing a conversation, and officers captured three suspects outside a rear window of the market.
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Finke
Antitrust Probes Look Into Credit Reporting Agencies
Washington AP Sen Hart led subcommittee probes into credit reporting agencies to see if federal safeguards are needed for fair accurate reports. Investigators cite complaints and cases of erroneous data harming jobs and finances amid four major agencies and rising computerization.
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Washington
Senate Antitrust
Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Sen
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Subcommittee
Retail Credit Co
Atlanta
Credit Data Corp
San Francisco
California
New York
War Victim Stephen W. Quinn Killed in Vietnam
Army Pfc. Stephen W. Quinn died in action in Vietnam, son of Hubert W. Quinn of 445 Harvard Street, Norfolk. Defense Department announced the Norfolk native was killed while serving.
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Washington
Army
Stephen W. Quinn
Hubert W. Quinn
Harvard
Norfolk
Defense Department
Vietnam
New Night Vision Rifle Sight Used in Vietnam
Gis in Vietnam use an electronic rifle sight that lights up enemies at night without exposing soldiers. The device, in use a year at Fort Monmouth New Jersey, enlarges faint light to reveal targets, part of a new family of night vision scopes announced by the Army Electronics Command.
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Ft, Monmouth
N.J
Vietnam
Army Electronics
U.S
Signal Corps
Earth’s Equatorial Circumference Measured at 7926.68 Miles
A historical measurement states the Earth’s equatorial circumference as 7926.68 miles. The figure reflects early geodesic estimates of planetary size.
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Dallas
Mike
Dallas Times Herald
Cynthia Lowry
Dr. Rossi
Barbara Rush
Peyton Pilace
Jane Morgan
Mark
Covington, Ky
Wiliam Finke
National Ave
Inchester
C.F. Dunlap & Sons
Cameron Str
Winchester, Va
C.J. Brumback & Sons
Cameron
Winchester
Funk & Crabill
Strasburg, Va
Shenk
Allens Geass
Royal
Yellow Springs
Yellow Springs, W. Va
House
Subcommittee On
Hooper-Holmes Bureau Inc
Morristown
Associated Credit Bureaus of America, Inc
Harry C. Jordan
House Privacy Subcommittee
Hart Subcommittee
Credit Bureau Services, Inc
Tex
Privacy Subcommittee
Winchester Evening Star
PaNrup
Sherwin-Williams
Masury
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
American Motors
House of Representatives
AMX
New Hampshire
Layman
America
AMX Inner Space
AMX Outer Space
Kern Motor Company
S. Loudoun St
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