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In 1964, the world population was approximately 3,264,487,339 people[â ]
WHEN John F. Wharton and his exploratory committee sit down to examine the weaknesses and opportunities of the theater, they will have enough items on their agenda to occupy them for months. Among the urgent problems confronting the committee, which ultimately may make Mr. Wharton a commissioner like the czar of all major league baseball, are:
New Brit Labor Govt seeks closer ties; UAR receptive; Sec Gordon Walker personal message to Nasser asserts aim; high-level mission to be sent later
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CONSIDERING the usual high regard for individual heroism in films of war — even those in which war itself is imaged as monstrous and unforgiveable—it is astonishing and very stimulating to listen to what is being said in “The Americanization of Emily,” now at Loew's State and the Tower East.
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approves IMF use of funds under $6-billion standby agreement
The idea of “playing the students,” so often spoken of condescendingly in more professionalized and commercialized college football circles, proved to be an excellent one yesterday as Fordham and New York University resumed their oncefamous rivalry before 13,200 spectators on the Fordham Campus.
ON the way to town, due Nov. 18 at the ANTA Theater, is “The Owl and the Pussycat.” In it Diana Sands, the talented Negro actress, portrays an actress‐model and Alan Alda a bookstore clerk who has intellectual pretensions. Ultimately they have an affair.
CORE pickets demonstrate, NY Port Auth 8th Av terminal, charging Trailways with racial discrimination in hiring; 22 arrested; co denies charges