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Alan Young is best known for his lovable role as Wilbur Post in the 1960s TV show Mr. Ed. Young was a broadcaster for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Young's television guest appearances include The Love Boat, Murder, She Wrote, St. Elsewhere, Coach, Party of Five, The Wayans Bros., Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, USA High, Hang Time, ER and Maybe It's Me. At age 89 he still remains active doing voice over work for Disney.
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Added: 30th April 2009
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'Rock the Boat' is a disco song by the group Hues Corporation in 1974. It is sometimes considered the first disco record to reach number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States, though some consider this distinction to go to "Love's Theme" by Love Unlimited Orchestra (earlier that same year) or even The Sound Of Philadelphia (TSOP) by MFSB. 'Rock the Boat' was written by Waldo Holmes, who also wrote the Blacula songs. Source: Wiki
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Added: 21st August 2010
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On Sept. 15, 1958, a horrible accident befell a commuter train shuttling passengers from New Jersey to New York City. It was a Tuesday morning after rush hour so the train had only 100 passengers--about a quarter of its capacity. Shortly following 10 a.m., Central Railroad train No. 3314 out of Bayhead stopped at Elizabethport on the western shore of Newark Bay. The train plunged off the end of an open bridge, killing 48 passengers, including a high executive from one of the larger corporations in the country and retired New York Yankees second baseman George (Snuffy) Stirnweiss.
Other passengers included an investment banker carrying a brief case that contained $250,000 in negotiable bonds, a federal agent carrying a top secret device for communicating with satellites, and the mayor of a town in southern New Jersey. The accident occurred when the train plunged off the end of a bridge that had opened to allow a boat to pass on Newark Bay.
Questions still remain about the accident, and why the crew ignored at least three warnings to stop and arrived at the edge of the bridge at exactly the wrong moment - sending three cars into the turbulent waters below.
Although some reports suggest that the train engineer, Lloyd Wilburn, 63, suffered a heart attack before drowning as a result of the crash, the investigation later showed his train moved well above the 22-mile-per-hour speed limit for the bridge and passed through three signals notifying him and other crew members that the bridge was open ahead.
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Added: 30th January 2011
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Frothy souffle textures revved up in shades of gold will get the attention of that Big Wheel in your life, according to this 1964 ad from the August Seventeen magazine. And it looks like the British Motor Corporation is willing to take that risk! And there is Ford Model Agency's model Colleen Corby in blue, wearing one of the vervy, vivid trio of sweaters to prove it! The guy double parked next to her doesn't stand a chance. Sigh. Such was the summer of '64.
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Added: 25th June 2011
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Sealtest Dairy was a division of National Dairy Products Corporation (predecessor to Kraft Foods, Inc.) of Delaware. The brand name was later acquired by Ault Foods of Toronto, Ontario and used on dairy products sold in Canada. The Sealtest plant in Toronto took over operations of Silverwood Dairy, the local dairy, in the 1980s. Sealtest brand is now licensed by Natrel.
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Added: 8th June 2012
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This clip from a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation program from 1957 introduces that new, exotic food--pizza!
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Added: 8th October 2012
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Youthful Tom Hanks appeared in three episodes of the sitcom Family Ties as Elyse Keaton's troubled brother Ned Donnelly. In two episodes of the first season, Ned was a bright, young executive of a major corporation whose conscience prompted him to interefere in a hostile takeover of another company. In the second season the now jobless Ned has descended into alcoholism. This clip is from that episode. Hanks' superb acting ability comes shining through in this powerful scene.
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Added: 7th February 2013
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