Perry Mason Deserves a Better Fate Says TV Critic
AP television critic Cynthia Lowry argues the eight year old CBS series Perry Mason deserves a better fate amid Bonanza and a feature film on competing networks. The review notes the show’s puzzles and straight play, praising its consistency and anticipation of its final season.
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Perry Mason
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Steve Allen
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Ancient Indian Mounds Found Near Charlottesville
Indian Mounds built as tombs by American Africans are found across the United States. Omas Jefferson excavated one mound near Charlottesville Virginia, measuring about 40 feet in diameter and 12 feet high.
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United States
Omas Jefferson
Charlottesville
Fireworks in Prospect When Congress Returns
Washington notes that Congress will likely trigger political fireworks when reopening in January. Johnson aims to finish 1966 agenda items, including union shop repeal, broader coverage, higher minimum wage, and unemployment compensation standardization. Leaders foresee clashes on spending, tax cuts, social security, and Appalachian development programs as the next session approaches.
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White House
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Everett M. Dirksen
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Mansfield
Teachers ‘Corps
Locomotive Strikes Cars at Two Crossings in Augusta
A Central of Georgia locomotive delivering freight cars to the yard struck a car at a crossing, dropped cars, then reversed to hit a second car nearby. One driver had a cut hand, the other was unhurt. both were charged with reckless driving and failing to stop for flashing signals.
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York Minster appeal seeks 250 pounds weekly funds
The Rev. Alan Richardson York Dean asks York residents to pledge 250 pounds weekly to cover running costs of historic York Minster. The Lord Mayor backs the appeal as the minister receives no tax support from state or local governments.
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York, England
Alan Richardson
York
Blessing of Household Animals Traces to 14th Century
The ceremony began in the 14th century when pets and field animals were brought into churches to be blessed in dedication to Saint Francis of Assisi, reflecting a long tradition of pet and animal devotion.
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St. Francis of Assisi
Police officer shoots at snake in Georgia yard
In Albany Georgia Clyde Harrold a police officer in plain clothes fired six times at a snake in a yard after a woman asked for help. The snake turned out to be a harmless racer and neighbors and two patrol cars stood nearby as the officer admitted he had fired his revolver.
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Clyde Harrold
Harrold
Bob Dilly
Missouri's First State University West of Mississippi
The University of Missouri holds the distinction as the first state university established west of the Mississippi River, marking a milestone in higher education expansion in the region.
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