Irish Weekly, 199, to Close
Date: 03 December 1965
Kilkenny Journal to suspend after 199 yrs
Shashi Kumar Geburtstag, Geburtsdatum
Shashikumar Nayak (born 2 December 1965), professionally known as Shashi Kumar (also spelled Shashikumar), is an Indian actor and politician who rose to prominence in Kannada cinema during the late 1980s and 1990s. Starting his acting career in villainous role in Chiranjeevi Sudhakara (1988) and subsequent supporting roles in few films, Shashi Kumar played his first lead role in Baare Nanna Muddina Rani (1990). Celebrated for his energetic dancing and onscreen charisma, he earned the affectionate title “Supreme Hero” from fans.
Beyond Kannada, his filmography includes few Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi films, including a notable role as Rajinikanth’s brother in the blockbuster Baashha (1995). Some of his notable roles came with Rani Maharani (1990), Policena Hendthi (1990), Readymade Ganda (1991), Kitturina Huli (1991), Edurmaneli Ganda Pakkadmaneli Hendthi (1992), Muddina Maava (1993), Mutthanna (1994), Kunthi Puthra (1994), Ganeshana Galate (1995), Habba (1999) and Yajamana (2000). Post 2000, he switched to supporting roles and starred in several multi-starrer films.
After a prolific film career with over 100 titles, Shashi Kumar entered politics, serving as Member of Parliament for Chitradurga in the 13th Lok Sabha (1999–2004) and subsequently joining various political parties.
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Der 2. Dezember 1965 war ein Donnerstag unter dem Sternzeichen ♐. Es war der 335. Tag des Jahres. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten war Lyndon B. Johnson.
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2nd of December 1965 News
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PRINTERS, PAPERS CONFER ON JOBS; 2 Sides Still Far Apart on Policies on Automation
Date: 02 December 1965
Publishers Assn and ITU conf on automation problems; Powers, Gaherin comment
Guild Unit at the News Ratifies 2-Year Contract
Date: 03 December 1965
ANG unit at News ratifies pact
Syntex, Profits Up, Jumps 23 Points On American List; Syntex, Profits Up, Jumps 23 Points On American List
Date: 02 December 1965
By ALEXANDER R. HAMMER
Alexander HAMMER
Prices Are Mixed On American List; Syntex Climbs 8
Date: 03 December 1965
By J.H. CARMICAL
J. CARMICAL
STOCK PRICES SINK IN HEAVY TRADING; Dow Industrial at Lowest Level in Month and a Half -- Utility List Also Off 672 ISSUES DIP, 500 RISE Trading Again Concentrated in Speculative Groups -- Rails Manage to Gain STOCK PRICES SINK IN HEAYY TRADING
Date: 03 December 1965
By EDWARD T. O'TOOLE
Edward O'TOOLE
WIDE NEWS CONCEPT URGED BY CATLEDGE
Date: 03 December 1965
Special to The New York Times
Says newspapers must recast traditional definitions of news to keep up with progress, Sigma Delta Chi Foundation Lecture, Kan U; sees sound econ and tech base essential; hails A S Ochs and others as 'giants' of Amer Journalism
MARKET SWIRLS TO MIXED CLOSE; Turnover Is 10.14 Million, Heaviest Since Sept. 29 -- Averages at Odds 617 ISSUES RISE, 563 DIP Glamour Stocks Dominate Trading Again on Wave of Bargain Hunting MARKET SWIRLS TO MIXED CLOSE
Date: 02 December 1965
By EDWARD T. O'TOOLE
Edward O'TOOLE
Old City Firehouse Becomes 'Sculpture Garden'; Wildenstein Treasures Worth $7.5 Million Are Shown by Appointment Only
Date: 02 December 1965
By MILTON ESTEROW
Milton ESTEROW
former firehouse, E 87th St, Manhattan, made into art gallery; illus
UPTURN EXPECTED IN NEWSPRINT USE; 42 Per Cent Rise Forecast in Consumption by 1975
Date: 03 December 1965
By WILLIAM M. FREEMAN
Dr Udell forecast, for ANPA, sees yrly outlay up to $6.6 billion by '75