Media World Takes Over TV Popularity
New York reports a shift in television tastes as CBS plans a full hour weekly series featuring Shirl Conway as head nurse in The Nurses. Conway, a veteran performer from Broadway and Europe, discusses returning to acting after years away and a move from dramatic theater to TV hospital life.
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Weater Cone
Shirl Conway
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Paris
Barcelona
Rome
Carl Reiner
Sid Caesar
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Mrs. Thorpe
R.N.” Law Hospital
Nurses and politicians shape midcentury nursing drama
Washington reports on a TV show about nurses and medical life with remarks from Senator Barry Goldwater and commentary on party unity. The piece links a nurse’s career call to public policy while previewing hospital humor and dramatic storylines. It also covers a high school reunion, cattle market figures, stock market shifts, and Indiana rural letter carriers election results.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Hood
Dwight D. Eisenbeen
Hewer
London
Italy
William E. Mill
Goldwater
Indianapolis
United States
Goldwaterjlower
Herbert Bredkin
Florence McManus
Britain to Limit Commonwealth Immigrant Arrivals
Britain will begin controlling arrivals from Commonwealth areas such as Jamaica and Pakistan starting Sunday. The policy aims to curb a rising non white population now about one percent of the total, with estimates of 500000+ currently and potential growth to two million in twenty years without more immigration.
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Britain
Co. Immigration
Jamaica
Pakistan
West Indies
Hogs Reach Four Month High Amid Mixed Bond Trade
Corporate and U.S. government bonds traded slowly with prices mixed as markets reassessed economic signals. Investor activity remained cautious with limited catalysts and moderate volume across Treasuries and corporate issues.
Grain futures drift steady as market closes mixed
Chicago Board of Trade contracts finished mostly steady with mixed wheat gains and soybean losses. Demand held on light trading as reporters note thin interest in a holiday market with modest moves across metals and oils.
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Board of Trade
Health Grants Management Is Criticized
A House subcommittee criticized the NIH for slow progress in strengthening health research grant management. NIH appropriations rose to 736.5 million in 1962, with 681.2 million for non governmental research grants. The panel warned that lax administration undermines prudent use of funds and basic management, urging congressional scrutiny of spending growth. The report notes Congress bears responsibility for funding levels. The piece closes with a general fact on blood circulation.
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NIH
Scientete Awant
Local Livestock Market Prices Report
Hogs shown 190 to 240 pounds with prices around 25 cents lower and bids from 16.50 to 18.25 for lighter weights. Cattle prices feature good steers and heifers mostly 21.25 to 24.25 with choice cattle 24.25 to 26. Bulls at about 20.25 and calves near 29.90. Cow values range roughly 11.90 to 15.00.
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Thigher
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Wl A. Williams
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Aca
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Strategic Gateway Ltd
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Lassie League Expands For Girls With Relaxed Rules
S. L. Gabel started the Lassie League for girls in 1953, later led by Larry Bacon of Worcester. The league bans balls and strikes calls, bunting and stealing bases, aiming for a ladylike game. Mothers coach, dads umpire, with a $10 franchise and reliance on donations to grow coast to coast.
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