Daytime Radio Schedule Highlights Spanish Language Programs
A Walter style listing shows morning to evening radio slots on 1370 with varied programs. Highlights include La Santa Misa at 6:45 a.m., Blues Before Breakfast at 7 a.m., Noticiero de Aire at 5 p.m., Atardecer Musical at 15 p.m., and Sign off at 7:30 p.m., featuring musical variety and talk segments.
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Mexico
Premium Ir
Aquarela Musical
Tudio
Noticiero de Aire
Atardecer Musical
Tello-Test
Stuart Long
All Faiths Jamboree Brims With Worship at Valley Forge
Fifty thousand seven hundred scouts attend daily religious services across Protestant Catholic Jewish and Mormon groups during the seven day jamboree at Valley Forge. A massed Sunday gathering draws 30 000 Protestants while 10 000 Catholic worshippers hear Father Dowd. Camp life remains active despite sunburn and heat with nightly campfire programs hailed as the big show.
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Valley Forge
Hillside
Richard C. Raines
Indianapolis
Raines
George Dowd
Boston
Father Dowd
George Washington
Camp
Arthur Pipkorn
Carlisle
Scouts of the Mormon
Washington Memorial Chapel
Ezrah Taft Berson
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
Mrs Cervenka Honors Homemakers at Party
Mrs Frank Cervenka Jr sponsor of the Future Homemakers of America chapter entertained members Friday night with a swimming party at Murphy Park pool in Taylor skating at the local roller rink and a slumber party in the high school gymnasium. FHA chapter members included Shonah Griswold chapter president Trena Tidwell Betty Pustejovsky Hazel Parker Joy Davidson Bernadine Beyer Betty Jean Rozacky Ruby Kehl and Gladys Gorubec.
Two Murder Cases Set for Friday Trial in Travis Courts
District Attorney Bob Long said Anna Pearl Wheeler and Cesario Espinoza Rodriguez will face murder charges. Wheeler, 21, is indicted in Guthrie’s June 14 killing on Manchaca Road and is free in Dallas on 10 000 bond. Rodriguez is charged in the June 11 stabbing of Ronald Gail Edwards after a money dispute.
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Travis County District Courts
Bob Long
Anna Pearl Wheeler
Cesario Espinoza Rodriguez
Wheeler
T. R. Guthrie
Dallas
Guthrie
Manchaca Road
Rodriguez Rc
Ronald Gail Edwards
Rodriguez
R. J. Ives
C. D. Rosenbusch
Benjamin Johnson
James Dennis Brown
Alvin A. Spain
Lucille Hamilton
Johnny Bookman
Charles A. Crawford
Thomas W. Scott Jr
Luke Caro
Warren W. DeShay
Otis Craft
Annie B. Viele
Louis Armstrong Beats Ulcer Myth With Beans Claim
New York July 2 Louis Armstrong says his stomach problem was not an ulcer but excessive New Orleans red beans and rice. The trumpet great planned a February return, will celebrate his 50th birthday at Bop City with Talulah Bankhead present, and a Voice of America broadcast.
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Louis Armstrong
New Orleans
Louis
Europe
West Coast
Park Avenue
Satchmo
Bop City
Talulah Bankhead
Voice of America
US Denies Berlin Troop Maneuver
American intelligence officers dismissed Sunday reports of joint Soviet East German maneuvers near Berlin as exaggerated rumors. They said 25 000 police and Russian troops were not present and investigations found only routine, small scale drills at Krampnitz.
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United States
Associated Press
Gatow
Korea
East Germany
Krampnitz
Bond Drive Ends Today in Travis County
Last day of the Independence Savings Bond Drive with a $478000 goal. Buy $18.75 for a $25 bond or $75 for a $100 bond at banks or post offices, earning 2.9 percent interest. Chairman Fred C. Morse urges every man, woman, and family to invest for security and community progress.
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Treasury
Travis County
United States
Fred C. Morse
Travis County Savings Bond Committee
Importer Bares Letter on Spies
Alfred Kohlberg longtime critic of communism and supporter of Chiang Kai-shek released a letter alleging that in 1945 President Truman was given names of 1950 Soviet atom spies in the United States by Canada’s former prime minister Mackenzie King. He said the names appeared in a secret report King brought to Truman. Kohlberg tied the disclosure to his cooperation with Senator McCarthy and said he supplied information at the committee’s request. He urged public release of top secret documents and claimed they would illuminate Western policy. The senator and committee did not comment.
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Alfred Kohlberg
New York
Truman
United States
MacKenzie King
Canada
Kohlberg
King
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Representative Buchanan
D-Pa
House
Buchanan
Buchanan Committee
Howse Committee
Senate
Scout Named First Nebraska Kernel at Jamboree
Valley Forge Pa July 2 The Nebraska governor Val Peterson commissions Sandy Ellis of Hastings Neb as a Nebraska Kernel at the National Scout Jamboree. The patch and patrol flag inspired the honor, with a note urging effort to impress Nebraskans’ goodness on all met.
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Valley Forge Pa
Valley Forge
David Freeman
Independence
Armory Houghton
Kentucky
Nebraska
Sandy Ellis
Young Ellis
Hastings
Neb
Val Peterson
Sandy
Nebraska Kernel
Milk Candy Guns Stolen in Austin Burglaries Reported
Two burglaries were reported Sunday in Austin. Burglars entered Cupboard at 2607 Guadalupe Street through a window and took four bottles of milk and candy bars. Pistols were stolen from A Boyd’s office at 612 East Sixth Street via skylight. A Zaragosa Park caretaker reported $40 missing from a shower room and Joe Prowse Sr. reported 35 chickens stolen from 4309 Duval Street.
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A. Boyd
East Sixth Street
Henry Guerra
Zaragosa Park
Joe Prowse Sr
Duval Street
BAD YEAR Demo Senators In Stiff Fight For Nomination
Two Democratic incumbents Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma and Olin Johnston of South Carolina face strong opposition in primaries as party nominees are picked this month. Open races include four other states with key battles for Senate seats and governorships, plus a Truman-States Rights clash in Arkansas.
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Elmer Thomas
Okla
Olin D. Johnston
Pepper
Fla
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N.C
Gurney
Oklahoma
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Senate Agriculture Committee
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Truman
Louisiana
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Newt V. Mills
Connecticut
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Brien McMahon
Wilbert Snow
William Benton
Benton
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Six Top Speakers Chosen for State Personnel Talks
Texas officials announce plans for the 1960 Personnel and Management Conference to be held November 2 and 3 in Austin. National figures include Frank Pace Jr. and David Lilienthal who will speak at the University of Texas events surrounding the conference. Lilienthal delivers Atomic Energy for Peace at Hogg Auditorium on November 1.
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David Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
University of Texas
State Association
Austin Area Economic Development Foundation
Texas Business
Lilienthal
Hogg Auditorium
Atomic Energy For Peace
Texas Union Forum Committee
Frank Pace Jr
Ralph L. Mason
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Alfred J. Marrow
VA Regulation Hits School Overcharge
The Veterans Administration announced new rules to curb overcharges in GI Bill and disabled veteran training purchases. Schools must bid competitively, related supply firms paid only what they incur, and VA will cover only essential training supplies, excluding capital equipment.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Khan in London on way home after U.S. visit
Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan of Pakistan arrived in London on Sunday en route home from a U.S. visit. He will spend several days in the British capital before continuing to Karachi.
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Liaquat Ali Khan
Pakistan
United States
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