Earth Born From Stars Says Scientists at Academy
Washington AP reports astronomers from Cornell and others at the National Academy of Sciences describe how Earth’s elements formed in stars. Red giants shed material, supernovae explode and seed space, with the sun eventually expanding into a red giant in 5 to 10 billion years.
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Hans Bethe
Cornell Univers
Sity
National Academy of Sciences
Earth
Milky Way
Salpeter
Danny Thomas Show not headed for sudden cast change
AP TV-Radio Writer Cynthia Lowry reports producer Sheldon Leonard debunks rumors that Pat Harrington Jr will take over The Danny Thomas Show. Leonard explains retirement talk arose during a tough period and that Danny Thomas simply needs occasional breaks after long filming stretches.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Pat Harrington Jr
Danny Thomas
Thomas
Harrington
Sheldon Leonard
Danny
Leonard
Twain on Future Of Prosperity Promises And Problems
New York AP dispatch outlines Mark Twain as a central figure in upcoming projects by NBC CBS and ANPA. Delegates at the ANPA meeting discuss press challenges including factual public information revenue advertising competition and rising costs while predicting a strong 1960 for newspapers with widespread circulation.
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Mark Twain
New York
Twain
NBC
Franchot Tone
Ernie Ford
ANP
Mark Fer
Arthur's Court
James Daly
Teat
Ferree
Businness
Association
H. H. Cahill
ANPA
Byron ©. Vedder
Champaign-Urbana (J.) Courier
Paul F. Chalfant
Waynesboro
Record Herald
Richard H. Amberg
St. Louis (Mo
Globe
Democrat Amberg
America
Movie Strike To Result In Higher Production Costs
HOLLYWOOD AP. As production resumes after the actors strike, Paramount predicts higher production costs will be passed to consumers, while SAG chief Reagan says costs will rise only modestly and actors comprise about 12 percent of a film's cost. The strike spike led to layoffs of about 3,800 non-strikers.
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Jack Hero
Paramount Prediction
Screen Actors Guild
Ronald Reagan
Hall
Tomer
Reagan
California Department of Employment
AP marks 60th year in existence and aims for free press
The Associated Press marks six decades of operation with a pledge to unbiased reporting and independence. Directors note growth since 1900, US origin, and expanding global distribution to newspapers and radio. The 1960 milestone also marks 40 years of ties with broadcasting, with plans to strengthen industry links.
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New York
Hon-Horshin
United States
Continental
Frank J. Starzel
AP Newws
AP Record
Station World
ding-Cox
KOKA
Pittsburgh
Coop
Kennedy and Humphrey courting voters in West Virginia
In rugged West Virginia, Kennedy and Humphrey work the hills by greeting teens and voters rather than kissing babies as they campaign. They focus on criticizing the Eisenhower administration, courting delegates for the May 10 presidential primary, with no Republican entrants in the race.
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W. Va
Kennedy
Humphrey
West Virginia
Ragged Hills
Hubert H. Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Bobby
Eisenhower
F Humphrey
Panhandle
Kennedy Aims to Erase Religious Issue in Campaign
Mass senator and Kennedy ally Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr campaigned with him as others rally behind Kennedy to erase the religious issue in the race. Kennedy warned against tacitly withdrawing to seek the vice presidency and pressed that Catholics are not pawns in politics while urging vigorous defense of the presidency and church separation.
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Humphrey
Kennedy
West Virginia
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Boston
Ian
John F. Kennedy
Mass
A i
American Society of Newspaper Editors
ASNE
Kennedy Religion in West Virginia Campaign Raises Debate
Kennedy faced skepticism in southern West Virginia where observers deem him underdog amid anti Catholic sentiment and religious labeling. Humphrey Nixon and others urge voters judge candidates by record and ability, not church, while Stevenson and Morse caution against religious factoring in the race.
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Washington
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H. Humphrey
D-Minn
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Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
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Lindon B. Johnson
Tex
Houston
Johnson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Adlai Stevenson
South America
Stevenson
Wayne Morse
Uluver
Moanithila Albert Lewitt
Soldiers in Greasepaint and Jack Paar Presents Telecast
NBC airs a 20th anniversary USO musical salute featuring Jane Morgan Bob Crosby and wartime entertainment clips. Jack Paar Presents follows with Cliff Arquette Shelley Berman Keely Smith Mike Nichols and Elaine May hosted by NBC.
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USO
Jane Morgan
Bob Crosby
Jack Paar
Cliff Arquette
Shelley Berman
Keely Smith
Mike Nichols
Elaine May
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