New Departure on Ed Sullivan Show Proves Disappointing
AP television review notes a weak Ed Sullivan segment as a satirical Royal Huntley-Brinkley spoof falls flat with Bob and Ray. The Lancers sketch and NBC press clip fare better, while crime themed shows like Show of the Week and Defenders keep TV schedules briskly mixed.
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Ed Sullivan
CBS
England
Huntley-Brinkley
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NBC
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Gore Youth Enlists in U S Navy at Great Lakes
Darrell Coulter Oates of Gore son of Mr and Mrs Clement Wade Oates Route 1 Gore has enlisted in the U S Navy and is in recruit training at Great Lakes Illinois. A Capon Bridge High School graduate class of 1963 he will spend a 14 day leave with family after nine weeks of training.
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Clement Wade Oates
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Capon Bridge High School
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W. Va
GM Executive Edwin Palmer Dies at 68 in Miami
Edwin R. Palmer, 68, a retired GM and Bendix Corp. executive, died Sunday in Miami Beach. He served as vice president and treasurer of Bendix Aviation and later as comptroller of GM Chevrolet Division in South Bend Indiana before retiring in 1946.
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Edwin R. Palmer
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Bendix Aviation
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South Bend
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Henry Bellman Joins Oklahoma Gubernatorial History
Henry Bellman, elected in 1962, becomes the first Republican to win the Oklahoma governor's office, marking a political milestone for the party in the state.
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Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Television Listings and Pattern Promotion
A dense listing of TV programs and time slots from the Winchester Evening Star plus an advertisement for a sewing pattern catalog. Entries include The Untouchables, Wagon Train, Danny Thomas, Andy Griffith, and Bedtime Story, with film titles The Rains of Ranchi and Criminal Lawyer. Pattern ad offers 50 cent pattern, fabric guidance, and mailing details.
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Pattern Dept
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New York
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Park Service Training Site In Operation
The first full training session of the Stephen T. Mather Interpreive Training and Research Center at Harpers Ferry began Sept 30 and runs nine weeks. Trainees from 29 NPS areas include historians and naturalists with one archeologist, taught by center staff and invited specialists from Washington and other agencies.
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Stephen T. Mather
Harpers Ferry
National Park Service
Raining Center
Washington
Shenandoah National Park
Blue Ridge Parkway
Antietam National Battlefield Site
Manassas National Battlefield Park
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Monument
Ray E. Schaffner
David C. Oschner
Robert L. Sage
James N. Haskett
Earl J. Heydinger
Hopewell Village National Park Site
Ostrich Foot Structure Sets Bird Apart
The ostrich uniquely has two toes on each foot, distinguishing it from all other birds and contributing to its distinctive gait and speed.
State Agriculture Dept Schedules Northern Virginia Meetings
The Virginia Department of Agriculture plans two public meetings with regional leaders in Harrisonburg on Oct 31 and Warrenton on Nov 1. Frederick and Clarke Counties will join Harrisonburg discussions. Commissioner Chumney leads the delegation. Farmers and farm groups are invited to attend as the department reviews its statewide program and gathers input.
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Virginia
Department
Harrisonburg
Warrenton
Frederick and
Clarke County
Richard D. Chumney
Chumney
State Department
Rockingham National Bank
Front Royal Livestock Market Report Update
Hog weights top 16.25 16.50 per cwt with light butchers 15.00 and sows 19.75 to 14.25. Cattle prices include WEAL ranges 31.50 to 21.00, heifers 23.00 to 24.00, cows 14.50 to 50, bulls 18.00 to 19.10, stock feeder calves 275 550 lbs at 26.50 to 27.50 for steers and 22.50 to 23.50 for heifers.
State Dept Official William R. Castle Dies at 85
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL WASHINGTON AP William R. Castle 85 undersecretary of state in the Hoover administration died Sunday after a year's illness. Castle was a State Department official for 14 years.
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State Dept
Washington (Ap
William R. Castle
Castle
State Department
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