With Steptoe ( and The Likely Lads, 1964 – 66 ) producers began to cast straight actors, rather than comedians, around whom earlier series like Whack-O!

Since 1964 conclusive epidemiological evidence of the deadly effects of tobacco consumption has led to a sharp decline in official support for producers and manufacturers of tobacco, although it contributes to the agricultural, fiscal, manufacturing, and exporting sectors of the economy.

Bogdanovich's first choice was the country singer Jimmy Dean, but his producers did not like that idea ; his next choice was Gulager, whom he had seen give a great performance in Don Siegel's The Killers ( 1964 ).

In 1964, a separate French production branch was finally established, with Bobet as one of its four initial executive producers.

After being introduced by a college friend in 1964 to the producers of Take 30 an afternoon variety show run by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation ( CBC ) Clarkson was hired by the Crown corporation as a freelance book reviewer.

Robbins performed and recorded several songs by longtime songwriter Coleman Harwell, most notably " Thanks But No Thanks " in 1964 ; Robbins and his producers employed the top sessions musicians and singers including the Jordanaires to record Harwell's songs.

She did not get the part, but he recommended her to the producers of East of Sudan ( 1964 ).

In June 1964, about fifty industrial enterprises, mostly producers of textiles and other consumer goods, were placed under the new system.

His role as a serial killer of children drew the attention of the producers of the James Bond movie Goldfinger ( 1964 ) and he was chosen to play one of the most well-remembered villains of the series, gold tycoon Auric Goldfinger.

In 1964 the Lumigraph was used in the science fiction film The Time Travelers, in which it became a ' lumichord ' ( this was not Fischinger's intent, this was the decision of the film's producers ).

The three eventually teamed to create material for both themselves and other artists, but soon found they preferred being writer and producers to being performers ( especially Eddie, who suffered from stage fright and retired from performing in 1964 ).

The producers eventually settled on Scottish actor Andrew Keir who had appeared in supporting roles in a number of Hammer productions including Pirates of Blood River ( 1962 ), The Devil-Ship Pirates ( 1964 ) and Dracula: Prince of Darkness ( 1966 ).

* Brian Phelan ( Soldier ), Robert Helpmann ( Devil ), Svetlana Beriosova ( Princess ), Melos Ensemble, film version 1964, Michael Birkett ( director ), Dennis Miller and Leonard Cassini ( producers ), Richard Marden ( editor ), BHE production.

The company, which began operating in 1964, is one of the largest producers in Europe of organic dyes, chlorine, phosphorus, silicon organic products, agrochemicals, and consumer chemical products.

A trio again, the group was spotted by record producers Bill and Steve Jerome, who recorded them in 1964 first for Laurie Records, then on Ernie Maresca's song " Whenever a Teenager Cries " on the Pittsburgh-based World Artists label with a new name Reparata and the Delrons.

She was discovered by the producers of the musical Sponono, written by Alan Paton, she was given a part as a chorus singer in 1964.

The Lumigraph was licensed by the producers of the 1964 sci-fi film, The Time Travelers.

At Francis C. Hammond High School in Alexandria, Virginia, he did poorly academically, having little interest in school work, but was popular with other students, and after leaving decided that he wanted to study painting at college, thereby beginning his studies at School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in 1964, where he was a roommate of Peter Wolf.

Liverpool continued to wear red shirts and white shorts until 1964, when manager Bill Shankly decided to change to an all red strip.

In 1964, upon seeing the profits record companies made from Warner film music, Jack Warner decided to claim ownership of the studio's film soundtracks and focus on making profits through Warner Bros. Records.

Fatah's manpower was incremented further after Arafat decided to offer new recruits much higher salaries than members of the Palestine Liberation Army ( PLA ), the regular military force of the Palestine Liberation Organization ( PLO ), which was created by the Arab League in the summer of 1964.

The U. S. Supreme Court, in Grove Press, Inc., v. Gerstein, citing Jacobellis v. Ohio ( which was decided the same day in 1964 ), overruled the state court findings of obscenity and declared the book a work of literature ; it was one of the notable events in what has come to be known as the sexual revolution.

After the Beatles-led British invasion of 1964, Balin was inspired by the merging of folk with rock, spearheaded by the success of The Byrds and Simon & Garfunkel, and decided to form a group in 1965 to play this hybrid style.

In August 1964, the junta head, General Nguyễn Khánh, decided to increase his authority by declaring a state of emergency, increasing police powers, banning protests, tightening censorship and allowing the police arbitrary search and imprisonment powers.

By 1964, Eric Merriman was very much in demand for television work and decided to end writing Beyond Our Ken.

In 1964, he decided to not oppose its third and final cancellation.

Its rival Pepsi had no such qualms, and after the long-term success of its sugar-free Diet Pepsi ( launched in 1964 ) became clear, Coca-Cola decided to launch a competing sugar-free brand under the Coca-Cola name, which could be marketed more easily than Tab.

James Ford Seale, arrested in 1964 as a suspect in the kidnapping and murders of Dee and Moore, had been released when the state district attorney decided not to take the case forward.

In 1964 UPA decided to abandon animation and simply become a distribution company.

In 1917, when many theatres and concert halls were closed because of World War I, Blaise Cendrars and the painter Moise Kisling decided to put on concerts at 6 Rue Huyghens, the studio of the painter Émile Lejeune ( 1885 – 1964 ).

Bruce was sentenced, on December 21, 1964, to four months in the workhouse ; he was set free on bail during the appeals process and died before the appeal was decided.

The Royal Philharmonic Society decided not to engage the RPO for its concerts in 1963, Glyndebourne engaged the London Philharmonic instead of the RPO from 1964 onwards and the management of the Royal Festival Hall also severed its connections with the orchestra.

Under a contract from the US Air Force's RADC research arm, they had built a breadboard prototype machine in 1964, but the RADC contract ended and Westinghouse decided not to follow it up on their own.

When Warner Bros decided to reopen their cartoon studio in 1964, they did so in name only ; DePatie-Freleng produced the cartoons into 1966.

Following the production of his first short film, Hag in a Black Leather Jacket ( 1964 ), Waters decided to begin production of a second work, Roman Candles ( 1966 ), that was influenced by the pop artist Andy Warhol's recently created Chelsea Girls ( 1966 ) by consisting of three 8-millimeter movies played simultaneously side by side.

The Militant newspaper was founded after the Revolutionary Socialist League, decided in March 1964 to wind up Socialist Flight, and start another newspaper.

Jimmy Deane was national secretary of the ' Revolutionary Socialist League ' in 1964 when it decided to found the Militant newspaper.

President Johnson had decided to expand the war while promising " we seek no wider war " during his 1964 presidential campaign, including plans to bomb North Vietnam well before the 1964 Election.

In 1964 and 1980, the trustees decided not to award the prize to anyone, deeming that no work was at the required standard.

After attending the Boston University Law School for a short time, he held several jobs, including selling encyclopedias, before he decided to attend the North Carolina Central University Law School, from which he graduated in 1964.

In the 1964, the Hudon's Bay Company acquired the Morgan's chain in Central Canada and rebranded them as Bay stores allowing the chain to expand into Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton and Ottawa.

This restriction was slightly relaxed just before the July 1964 election, when authorities were allowed to provide places “ where this would enable married women to return to teaching .” In 1965, the Labour government provided a further relaxation which allowed authorities to expand “ so long as they provided some extra places for teachers to whom priority was to be given .” Nevertheless, the number of children under five in maintained nursery, primary, and special schools increased only slightly, from 222, 000 in 1965 to 239, 000 in 1969.

In 1964, Goodyear created Litchfield Park Land and Development Co. to expand Litchfield Park into 90, 000 resident community.

It continued to expand by annexing the towns of Kamigo ( Hekikai District ) on March 1, 1964, and Takaoka ( Hekikai District ) on September 1, 1965, and Sanage ( Nishikamo District ) on April 1, 1967, as well as the village of Matsudaira ( Higashikamo District ) on April 1, 1970.

Through the 1960s, the network began to expand across Canada, taking over Toronto's CJBC in October 1964, and launching Ottawa's CBOF in 1964 and Vancouver's CBUF in 1967.

In 1964, the campus of the neighboring private women's institution, Milwaukee-Downer College, was purchased by the state to expand the UWM campus ; Milwaukee-Downer College had previously merged with Lawrence College to form the present Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin.

This marked the beginning of a period of rapid growth and, in 1964, the campus began to expand.

In 1964, Tonka acquired the Mell Manufacturing Company in Chicago, Illinois, allowing Tonka to expand into producing barbecue grills, eventually under the " Tonka Firebowl " label.

The law was declared unconstitutional, and racial minorities in the United States would have to wait nearly a century before the Civil Rights Act of 1964 would revive, and expand, the provisions of the law Butler backed.

In a move to expand educational opportunities at Virginia Tech, the board of visitors made participation in the Corps completely voluntary starting in 1964.

Solihull had been newly promoted to be a county borough in 1964, whilst Birmingham, already by far the largest county borough in the country, did not expand any further at this stage.

The organisation continued to expand rapidly, opening its first service for adults, a sheltered workshop in Bowen Hills, and its first accommodation service in Toowoomba in 1964.

The yard continued to expand during the post-war period, acquiring and integrating the shipyard of the neighbouring Blythswood Shipbuilding Company, which had itself been founded in 1919, to the east of the Yarrow yard in 1964.

Pick continued to expand the collection between 1964 and 1985, as a curator in the service of the bank.

A small village known as Grampound Road grew up around the railway station and continues to expand despite the station closing ( along with other stations on the line ) on 5 October 1964.