PROSPECTS SLIGHT IN NEWS WALKOUT
Date: 17 July 1964
Special to The New York Times
Phil Hellmuth 生日，出生日期
Phillip J. "The Poker Brat" Hellmuth Jr. (Madison, Wisconsin, 16 de julho de 1964) é um jogador de pôquer profissional. Campeão do Main Event (evento principal) da World Series of Poker em 1989, possui outros dez títulos em eventos da WSOP, sendo a maioria na modalidade Hold'em. Com o total de 14 braceletes, é o maior vencedor da história da WSOP, superando o recorde de Doyle Brunson e Johnny Chan (ambos com 10).
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- 1964年7月16日星期四
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- Medisona
- 年龄
- 61
- 星号
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1964年7月16日 是 星期四 星号下的 ♋。 这是一年中的 197 日。 美国总统是 Lyndon B. Johnson。
如果你出生在这一天，你已经 61 岁了。 您的最后一个生日是 2025年7月16日星期三，321 天前。 2026年7月16日星期四 天后，您的下一个生日是 43。 你已经活了 22,601 天，或者大约 542,431 小时，或者大约 32,545,878 分钟，或者大约 1,952,752,680 秒。
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16th of July 1964 News
1964年7月16日 出现在《纽约时报》头版的新闻
Australia Gets New Paper
Date: 16 July 1964
Australian (pub), new natl newspaper, appears, Canberra
News Analysis
Date: 16 July 1964
By MAX FRANKEL; Special to The New York Times
Max FRANKEL
article on State Dept fears that Goldwater candidacy will hurt US abroad
Columbia Briefly Returns A Rembrandt to Hartford
Date: 17 July 1964
Rembrandt's Por of a Dutch Admiral lent to Gallery of Modern Art, NYC, by Columbia U; had been given to Columbia by H Hartford in '58
LATE RALLY LIFTS PRICES OF STOCKS
Date: 16 July 1964
By ROBERT METZ
Robert METZ
NY Times combined stock avg up to 500,70
News Anslysis
Date: 16 July 1964
By JAMES RESTON; Special to The New York Times
James RESTON
name placed in nomination for Pres at Repub natl conv; gets 41 votes
Man in the News
Date: 16 July 1964
Special to The New York Times
Goldwater, in earlier int, said that if nominated he would restore com's strength to what it was before Eisenhower's ex-aide S Adams 'destroyed it'; said patronage will be handled through com; critical of Adams for taking patronage from com
LONG NEWS STRIKE FEARED IN DETROIT
Date: 16 July 1964
By DAVID R. JONES; Special to The New York Times
David JONES
Detroit strike continues; Publishers Assn confs with paper handlers