1933Bernie Kopell, American actor and comedian[†]
Bernard Morton Kopell is an American character actor known for his roles as Siegfried in Get Smart from 1966 to 1969 and as Dr. Adam Bricker ("Doc") on The Love Boat from 1977 to 1986.
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June 21, 1933
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NAZIS ARE ENRAGED BY BAN IN AUSTRIA; German Press Proclaims Fight to Finish, 'Till Dollfuss Has Been Chased From Country.' ASSAILS 'PAID TRAITORS' 18-Year-Old Nazi Confesses to Bomb-Throwing at Krems -- Goemboes Lauds Hitler.
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
BERLIN, June 20 -- The suppression by the Dollfuss government of all National Socialist organizations and all Nazi activities in Austria brought cries of rage and defiance from the Nazi-controlled press of Germany today.
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FOURTEEN NOW FOR REPEAL; Votes of the Wet Forces Sweep All 3 Despite a Light Vote. IOWA DRYS VANQUISHED With Totals Nearly Complete, Repealists Have Piled Up a Lead of 124,615. 6 TO 1 IN CONNECTICUT All Wet Delegates Are Elected -- New Hampshire Margin Is Over 2 to 1. Wet Lead in Iowa.
By the Associated Press
DES MOINES, June 20 -- Iowa apparently turned on dry traditions of nearly two decades today to become the fourteenth State to register its vote against retention of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Substitute Papers Appear.; NAZIS ARE ENRAGED BY BAN IN AUSTRIA
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
German Nazi press denounces ban of Nazi activities; Austrian Nazis offer substitute newspapers in Vienna; police arrest H Mosel, one of 2 bomb throwers in Krems outrage; 18 other suspects arrested; Krems area under martial law; bomb explosions reptd in Carinthia; Govt provides 6-mos jail penalty or fine for showing of Swastika emblem; outlaws Free Thinkers League
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Man's Intelligence Is Credited To Pre-Natal Fight for Oxygen; His First Conquest, 1,000,000 Years Ago, Was That of Blood Constancy, Professor Barcroft of Cambridge Tells Scientists in Chicago. FIGHT FOR OXYGEN HELD MAN'S FIRST
By William L. Laurence.special To the New York Times.by William L. Laurence
Dr J Barcroft credits it to prenatal fight for oxygen
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AMERICANS TO SEEK UNITY ON PROGRAM; Daily Meetings Will Attempt to Choose International or National Policy. HULL IS STILL OPTIMISTIC Discussions in Commissions of Conference Indicate Desire to Hasten Accomplishments. AMERICANS TO SEEK UNITY ON PROGRAM
By Frederick T. Birchalispecial Cable To the New York Times.by Frederick T. Birchall
stand not clear to listeners; Pittman resolution approved
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ECONOMIC TALK AT SEA; Moley Spends 2 Hours on Schooner Getting Roosevelt Views. ESCORT OF SHIPS NEAR BY State Department Aide Is Silent on Instructions He Has for London. SAILS FROM HERE TODAY Herbert B. Swope, Going as His Adviser, Also Is Reticent on Their Mission. MOLEY GETS VIEWS OF THE PRESIDENT
By From a Staff Correspondent
Statement on purpose of R Moley's visit to World Monetary and Economic Conf
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JOHNSON PRESSES INDUSTRY TO OFFER COMPETITION CODES; Calls on Ten Largest Groups to Act, Warning of Powers Vested in President. GUIDE FOR THEM ISSUED Quick Agreement Sought in Belief Success or Failure Will Be Decided by Labor Day. JOHNSON PRESSES FOR TRADE CODES
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
H S Johnson urges restraint in raising prices until natl indus recovery act starts upward spiral of business
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EASTMAN VOICES ROOSEVELT FIGHT ON RAIL WAGE CUT; Managers Are Told Effects of the Recovery Act Should First Be Awaited. RESULT IS LEFT IN DOUBT Coordinator Appears Before Employers' Committee and Brotherhood Groups. ROOSEVELT FIGHTS RAILWAY WAGE CUT
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
conf; voices Roosevelt opposition to wage cut
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BASIC CONFLICT ARISES; High Duty and Exporting Countries Clash on Control of Output. WHEAT ACCORD IN DOUBT Colijn Pessimistic on Scheme -- Americans Impatient as Sowing Season Nears. BRUCE PROTESTS CURBS But Says Australia May Drop Objections -- Swiss Propose International Subsidy. 10 NATIONS OUTLINE PRICE PROBLEMS
By Harold Callender.special Cable To the New York Times.by Harold Callender
stand not clear to listeners
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BANKS HERE WARN REICH ON DEFAULT; Cable Schacht Failure to Pay Interest Due July 1 Will Injure German Credit. STEP SEEN AS AVOIDABLE They Doubt Exchange Position Prevents Meeting Service on $1,000,000,000 in Bonds. BANKS HERE WARN REICH ON DEFAULT
By Unknown Author
Cables H Schacht on behalf of Amer bankers on German interest payments on bonded debt
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Daladier and Mussolini to Meet
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Reptd he will meet Premier Mussolini at some frontier station
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Connecticut Wets in Sweep.; THREE STATES VOTE TO END DRY LAW
By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Iowa, Conn and N H vote wet
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