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12/4/1958 LOS ANGELES: Attractive actress Jill St. John is starting out with quite a handicap but it will have to be admitted she is doing a good job drawing attention to the 33rd annual $40,000 Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament which gets under way December 31st. Jill who appears in the movie, "The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker," is the official hostess for the golfing event.
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February 10, 1974 - Four Columbia Prep School seniors displayed their long locks, top, prior to a clipping they received in New York City. The 4 were among 40 who had their hair shorn so they could pose as the senior class in a magazine parody of a 1963-64 high school yearbook. From left -- James Schnell, Andy Friend, Nat Tandler and Richard Young. (AP Wire Photos)
FOR USE WITH WALTER LOGAN MEN’S WEAR COLUMN MOVED IN THE 6/2 UPI NEWSFEATURE SERVICE - 6/2/74 NEW YORK: The concept of the “other suit” is the newest development in men’s leisure wear--an informal jacket and pants that usually match, but not always, of lightweight fabrics to be used for business when worn with a tie; for a weekend in the country, and as a gentleman’s country look when worn with a turtle neck. This one by Windbreaker is in a loud check worn with solid vest and turtleneck for a dressed up country look.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19, 1961 -- SINATRA ESCORTS MRS. KENNEDY -- Singer Frank Sinatra escorts Mrs. John F. Kennedy into the National Guard Armory tonight for the Inaugural Gala, a star-studded extravaganza that started an hour and 40 minutes late.
A crowd of supporters for Democratic presidential candidate Hubert Humphrey, 1952. Humphrey withdrew his name before the 2nd ballot at the Democratic National Convention.
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May 14, 1953 -- TOPS ALL OTHERS -- Sabrejet pilot Capt. Manuel J. Fernandez flashes a victory smile as he holds his personal score board after recording his 13th MIG kill to become history’s leading jet ace. Capt. Fernandez’s mark surpasses the 12 destructions by Col. Royal N. Baker, the previous leading ace.
September 8, 1928 -- ABOVE LONDON’S CHIMNEY POTS -- On the roof of the West London Hospital, situated in the busy Hammersmith quarter of the great Metropolis, has just been constructed a sand pit. This enables the child-patients to enjoy the delights of the sea-side which would otherwise be impossible. Our picture shows some of the children in the sand-pit.
October 18, 1965 (New York) -- Los Angeles Dodgers star pitcher Sandy Koufax takes possession of Sport Magazine’s Corvette award for this World Series heroics. Koufax won the award in 1963, too. He is only player to win twice.
Las Vegas, Nev.: Barbara Hale casts a spell all her own as she gets ready for the spooky doings that accompany Halloween. She’s dressed quite appropriately for hobgoblin time in Las Vegas, where Halloween temperatures range about 75 degress.
Wire photo dated October 15, 1956.
London --- June 28, 1980 --- Tracy Austin (USA) leaps as returns to B.C. [Barbara] Potter (USA) here 6/28. Austin won 6-2. 6-7, 6-2.
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Washington, June 20, 1968 — POLICE BREAK UP DEMONSTRATION -- Police moved in late today and broke up a demonstration by Poor People campaigners near the Agriculture Department. Demonstrators sat in the street during the traffic rush hour and police dragged them away to clear the streets.
CARLISLE, PA., July 9, 1969 — Vince Lombardi helps his quarterback, Sonny Jurgensen get in trim with the "exer-genie" as the Washington Redskins opened the preseason training camp here.
March 5, 1981: Passengers on the New York subway, which was projecting a $369 million deficit that year. A brief story in The Times explained that a tax on oil companies passed by New York lawmakers was intended to narrow that deficit, but that a Federal appeals court effectively abolished the tax, “which had been counted on to produce more than $235 million a year, most of it earmarked for the cash-starved Metropolitan Transportation Authority.” Photo: The New York Times
Oct. 4, 1944: The showbiz cowboy Roy Rogers, right, helped Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia with a new gold-buckled belt, presented on the occasion of the Nineteenth Annual World’s Championship Rodeo at Madison Square Garden. The show promised “honest-to-goodness cowboys” competing for prizes in competitions as diverse as “wild cow milking,” calf-roping, riding and wrestling. “I urge all New Yorkers to attend this show,” the mayor said from the steps of City Hall. “It’s natural, it’s spontaneous, and the contests are on the level.” Photo: The New York Times
July 31, 1974: When the Oyster Bar and Restaurant at Grand Central Terminal closed with little warning, diners and employees alike were dismayed. “When I want oysters on the half-shell and nothing more, where do I go?” asked one customer. However, it was expected to reopen soon (and did, with new management), and was reviewed favorably in The Times later that year (though the mussels, at $2.25, were deemed overpriced).“ Photo: Don Hogan Charles/The New York Times
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Dec. 13, 1948: The buck — and the fowl — stops here: Turkeys destined for President Truman’s Christmas dinner in Independence, Mo., were presented to him by the National Turkey Federation and the Poultry and Egg National Board. Though the presentation of Thanksgiving turkeys to sitting presidents began with Truman, the first President Bush made the “turkey pardon” an official presidential act. “As a result of being bred to be much larger than a normal turkey,” The New York Times wrote in 2013, “pardoned birds are better suited for being eaten than they are for surviving: Only one of the birds pardoned by President Obama has lived to see the next Thanksgiving.” Photo: Bruce Hoertel/The New York Times
February 1, 1958 (HOW EXPLORER'S ORBIT COMPARES WITH SPUTNIK'S) -- Space drawing by AP Artist John A. Carlton indicates orbital plane of U.S. satellite Explorer in comparison with Sputnik I and Sputnik II. Sputnik I has disintegrated, and the radio batteries of Sputnik II have long been dead.
