Assistant Chief of Traffic Named By U.S. Steel
Roy E Rogers was named assistant traffic manager for U.S. Steel's Southern and Southwestern Area by Robert A Newton Jr. Rogers, from Birmingham, Alabama, will work from offices in the Tennessee Building. He joined US Steel in 1956 as a traffic analyst, later became division transportalion bureau supervisor, then assistant district traffic manager for the southern area in 1964. He is a World War II Navy veteran, married to Mary Jefferson with one child, David Alan.
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TV critic Cynthia Lowry notes many network shows fail to attract a third of the audience. Nielsen data suggest titles like The Guns of Will Sonnett and The Avengers may not survive. Some moves to different time slots improve weak shows, while rising production costs demand three seasons for profit. NBC signs Andy Williams for a weekly return next season.
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