Politicians with Scottish connections continued to play a prominent part in UK political life, with Prime Ministers including the Conservatives Harold Macmillan ( whose father was Scottish ) from 1955 – 57 and Alec Douglas-Home from 1963-64.

Janet Frame ( 1924-2004 ), New Zealand author, lived for a short period in 1963-64 in a rented cottage in Braiseworth, near Eye, where she began her novel An Adaptable Man, inspired by the local area, with Eye being fictionalised as ' Murston '.

In 1963-64, he appeared as the wandering gold-seeker father in the western series The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters with co-star Kurt Russell.

* The Wars of the Roses, adaptation of the Henry VI and Richard III plays, directed by Sir Peter Hall 1963-64 with Ian Holm, Peggy Ashcroft and David Warner

A schedule was printed for the 1963-64 NBA season with the Pipers playing the New York Knicks in the first game.

While other Pontiac coupes received the semi-fastback rooflines shared with other GM divisions, Grand Prixs retained the exclusive squared-off roofline with concave rear window but a bit more rounded than the 1963-64 version.

For the 1965 model year, all Oldsmobiles would receive new styling, and the Starfire Hardtop Sports Coupe would receive a modified version of the 1963-64 unique roofline with an inversely curved rear window.

Sardesai scored 449 runs in the five Test series against England in 1963-64 with 79 and 87 in the 5th and final Test as the most notable performances, helping India to secure a draw after being made to follow on.

It is named after W. R. Lucy, surveyor with 1963-64 Scott Base projects, who wintered over in 1964, and was surveyor with the 1964-65 Geologists Range field party of the New Zealand Geological Survey Antarctic Expedition ( NZGSAE ).

But in 1963-64, despite the return of Sergio Brighenti ( 10 goals ), Modena went back to Serie B after a playoff with Sampdoria in Milan.

However, during the 1963-64 season, Rupp became one of the first coaches to begin experimenting with the 1-3-1 zone trap defense, and his Kentucky teams utilized this defense at times for the remainder of his career.

He started his career in Serie B ( the second tier of Italian professional football ) with Prato in 1963-64 season.

He finished with an average of 21. 5 points per game and guided the 1963-64 UCLA Bruins to a 30-0 record.

The 1963-64 Daytona version of the Wagonaire could be equipped with a V8, Carter 4-barrel carburetor, and a column mounted shifter manual transmission with overdrive.

In 1963-64, he played 44 games with the Pittsburgh Hornets, Detroit's AHL affiliate, before making his NHL debut with the Red Wings.

In 1963-64 she sang Ellen Orford and Tosca with the Sadler's Wells Opera Company, and Tosca and The Marshallin in Romania with the Romanian National Opera.

Guerin joined a Hawks team loaded with offensive weapons, and his production dropped accordingly to 13. 1 points per game in 1963-64.

* Pat McMahon ( M ) ( 1963-64 ) League Cup Finalist 1971 with Aston Villa

Following its primetime run, the series aired on Saturday mornings for decades, starting on ABC for the 1963-64 season and then in future seasons on CBS and NBC.

When the Dennis the Menace show ended in spring 1963, Gordon joined The Lucy Show as Mr. Mooney for the 1963-64 season.

The R32As were funded through the proceeds of a revenue bond while the R32s were paid for out of the 1963-64 New York City capital budget.

He stayed there for nine years working diligently at his game, and by the 1963-64 season had established himself as a powerful attacking force providing 13 league goals, which assisted in Leeds ' promotion from the Second Division.

He served as a Government Whip, 1961 – 62 ; Lord Commissioner of the Treasury and Scottish Whip, 1962 – 63 ; Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Scotland, 1963-64.

Named by US-ACAN for Thomas W. Bastien, geologist, leader of the helicopter supported University of Minnesota Geological Party to these mountains, 1963-64.

Between 1963-64 the group also recorded for the Decca and Fontana labels, without achieving any more hits.

He is also acclaimed for leading UCLA to its first two National Championships under the legendary coach John Wooden, the first in 1963-64 being a perfect 30-0 season.

But two games into the 1963-64 season the Knicks traded their 31-year-old star to the St. Louis Hawks for cash and a second-round draft choice.

Named by US-ACAN for Staff Sergeant James K. Shields, United States Marine Corps ( USMC ), assigned to U. S. Navy Squadron VX-6 in Antarctica, 1962 – 63 and 1963-64.

Groves's own community became involved in a school controversy in 1963-64, when six francophone families took their children out of school to protest bus fees for parochial ( i. e. Catholic ) school students.

He wrote The Sensorites for the first season of Doctor Who in 1963-64.

He was Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Supply, 1955 – 56 ; Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade, 1956 – 58 ; Economic Secretary to the Treasury, 1958 – 59 ; Minister of State for Trade, 1959 – 61 ; President of the Board of Trade, 1961 – 63 ; and Minister of Power, 1963-64.

The worst crisis occurred in 1963-64 when water was delivered only every 4 days for 4 hours each time.

The Union budgets for the fiscal years 1959-60 to 1963-64, inclusive of the interim budget for 1962-63, were presented by Morarji Desai.

Playing as an inside-forward or centre forward, Strong formed a lethal attacking partnership with Joe Baker and he became a regular goalscorer for the club – his record being 31 in the 1963-64 season ; Baker and Strong together scored 62 that season.

Although he was regarded by many as the best wicket-keeper of his generation, his limited batting ability restricted him to just two Test match appearances for England, both on the 1963-64 tour to India.

But, Smith was known as a good tourist and was made captain of the England tour of India in 1963-64 when Ted Dexter and Colin Cowdrey were unavailable and without England's top bowlers Brian Statham and Fred Trueman.

The Cincinnati Wings played the 1963-64 season at the Gardens, relocating from Indianapolis ( where they were known as the Capitols ) after their home arena, the Fairgrounds Coliseum, was heavily damaged in an explosion on Halloween Night, 1963.

The Donna Reed Show was one of television's top 25 shows in 1963-64.

In addition to his acting career, Daly was one of the hosts on NBC Radio's weekend Monitor program in 1963-64.

She was, however, no stranger to soap opera, having played the part of probationary nurse Kate Ford in the ITV series Emergency Ward 10 during 1963-64.

The Faculty of Law also gained space as in 1963-64 a new level was added to their old building.

The Cologne Ring proved to be a great success ( a private recording of Das Rheingold from this cycle exists to verify this ) but his vocal health began to deteriorate rapidly during the 1963-64 season and subsequently the problem was diagnosed as a paralysed vocal chord. This problem increased to such an extent that shortly after singing Wotan in Die Walküre at the Met in March 1965, he cancelled his upcoming appearances at the Bayreuth Festival that summer to rest and hopefully recover his voice.

She became a member of the Fabian Society Executive, serving as Chairman in 1963-64, and was also involved in local hospitals, schools and the East London Juvenile Court.

In the 1963-64 season, the HCL achieved the promotion to National League B, which was conquered on 29 February 1964 in Rapperswil's ice rink.

He was traded to the St. Louis Hawks midway through the 1963-64 season and spent the next eight years as the team's player-coach and then head coach.

In 2007 a set of 3 DVDs called " The Best of Hootenanny " was issued, culled from the 1963-64 ABC-TV series.

She was a presenter on the radio program Public Ear in 1963-64, and in the following year she was typecast yet again in the role of ' the seductive Maria ' in a BBC serial.

He joined Cheltenham Town where he was an ever-present in the 1963-64 season, even though he was only a part-time footballer ; working during the week as a joiner.

" As a result, Hage Geingob, stayed on in Botswana where he was appointed Assistant South West Africa People ’ s Organization ( SWAPO ) Representative in Botswana ( 1963-64 ).