TV highlights show early 1960s style contrasts and talk
The column surveys a Tuesday NBC segment with Jack Paar and a World Wide 60 study of baseball changes. It notes Willie's reform after a midseason CBS Lucky stint, mentions De Wolfe Hopper reciting Casey at the Bar, Arlene Francis moderating a new NBC radio family living series, and critiques of Peter Gunn and Wells Fargo. It ends with a prime time slate including The Dishonor System and Paris taped musical comedy.
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NBC
George
de Wolfe
Hopper
Casey
CBS
William Hopper
Arlene
Francis
Family Living
Peter Gunn
Laramie
Wells Fargo
Tiand
Toothpick Promoted as Gum Health Tool at Fort Worth
AP dispatch from Fort Worth reports Dr. Tully Mayer of Pharemonstrated toothpicks as an everyday dental aid to prevent gingival disease and promote healthy gums. The Texas Dental Assn convention will host a Mayer demonstration on toothpick methods in gum treatment. Dentists warn habits like resting the cheek on a fist or tongue thrusting can misalign teeth, with lip biters and thumb thrusters singled out as vulnerable causes.
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Fort Worth
Tully Mayer
Mayer
Texas Dental. ‘Assn
W. A. Ferguson
Mount Pleasant
Advanced Study for REL Science Teachers This Summer
Robert E Lee science teachers will pursue summer advanced studies and research at universities and colleges. Mae Nelson receives a stipend to attend an oceanography and meteorology course at Galveston funded by Texas A and M College and NSF. Joel Johnson to attend Brigham Young University on NSF fellowship. Don Davis and H M McCandless to study at Southern Methodist University Summer Institute for high school science teachers.
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Robert E. -Lee
Mae Nelson
Galveston
Exas.a and M College
National Science Foundation
Joel Johnson
Brigham Young University
Salt Lake City
Don Davis
H. M. McCandless
Southern Methodist University
Three REL Juniors To Study Science At UT
Dorothy Camp Eddie Comeaux and Kit Knapp juniors at Robert E Lee High School will attend the summer science program June July 15 at the University of Texas. James Mears a REL sophomore selected for mathematics session July 18 Aug 19 at East Texas State College in Commerce. Alternate UT session picks include Trevare Kathy Retz Dee Heald and Beth Burnside.
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Dorothy Camp
Eddie Comeaux
Kit Knapp
Robert E. Lee High School
University New Texas
James Mears
REL
East Texas State College
Commerce
Dorothy
E. Q. Camp
East Rosewood Drive
Eddie
Rey V. Comeaux
Louisiana
Kit
B. L. Knapp
Burnet Drive
I James
D. A. Mears
East Canal
Highlands
University of Texas
Trev
Kathy Retz
Dee J Heald
Beth Burnside
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