Bi-Racial School Attendance Grows in South and Border States
The Southern Educational Reporting Service says 195,625 Negro students attend desegregated classes, up 14,000 from last year, equal to 6.3 percent of Negro enrollment in 17 states and Washington DC. Most desegregated students live in Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, West Virginia and DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Souther
Southern Educational Reporting Service
SERS
Washlington
D.C
Supreme Court
Delaware
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
West Virginia
Washington, D.C
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
TV Scandals and Crime on National Newsrooms
AP report notes continued coverage of crime and violent imagery on TV and radio, with presidents, Hoover era references, and FBI scrutiny. networks face criticism for graphic depictions and sensational content amid calls for tighter regulation and a rising crime rate narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnythia Lowry
Noisiest
NEW York
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Communications
Projected U S Production Sets Record After Brief Recession
Washington reports from a U S Chamber of Commerce economist predict total output will reach a record 515 to 520 billion dollars next year despite a mild downturn early and unemployment. He notes a 5 to 10 billion dollar drop before a second half rebound and cites optimism in auto steel banking and construction sectors while TV industry debates reforms and anti violence policies facing public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Emerson P. Schmidt
Chamber
Schmidt
Chamber Business Outlook
Auto, Steel, Banking and Building Industries
Commission
Sun Television Log For A Tuesday Night Schedule
A historical TV guide page lists a dense Tuesday night schedule across channels with programs from World At Large to The Rifleman and U2 related specials. Various shows include sports, news, dramas, and variety acts, followed by a Wednesday morning slate and afternoon lineup featuring Today in Houston Captain Kangaroo Gary Moore and game shows.
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John Daly
Laramie
Mr. Garland
Bugs Bunny
Wyatt Earp
Dobie Gills
Alfred Hitchee
Tor Ewell
Stagecoach
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Alcoa
Highway Patrol
Mike Hammer
Mann
Jack Paar
Conaway
Quinte
Amos 'N
Andy
Joyce Hayward
Jan Murray
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Hollywood
Kilirck
San Francisco
Roy Rogers
Chandler
Huntley-Brinkley Edwards
Eva Marie Saint Sorry About Four Letter Word
Hollywood report from AP describes Eva Marie Saint recalling an awkward moment at a Producers Guild dinner when a four letter expletive slipped out. She explains embarrassment over the greeting and explains she apologizes for the outburst. The piece notes her reputation for ladylike conduct.
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Eva Marie Saint
Hollywood
Jfel
Ducers Guild
Israel
Miss Saint
Len Hayden
Caesarea
Herod the Great
Eva
Port Pene
Jack Benny
Joan of ‘Arc
Arthur Lake
Darwood
Blondie
Jimmy and
Dagwood
REL Students Place at Science Meet
Three Robert E. Lee High School students won second place with their project papers at the Texas Junior Academy of Science annual meeting in Fort Worth. Nine Baytown students attended, presenting papers from memory before judges. Winners named Cater Dinamore and Pillaert with listed parental addresses.
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Robert E. Joe
Texas Junior Academy of Science
Fort Worth
Baytown
John Cater
Pari G. Cater
Bayshore Drive
Allan Dinamore
Etgie B. Dinemore
Lazy Lane
Babs Pilaert
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West
Texas Avenue Justice
Brunson Theatre
Guardian Financial “Tion
Peyer Pan
Amel
Santa
Hla Bet
Danmia
Anistes
Baytown Sun
Morrison's
Texas Ave
Studebaker
Skybolt
Loeker
Federal
Sun Television
Marietta
Atre
Don
Ginny Pace
Houston
Wilcon
Miss Brooks
Joan
Jack la Lanne
Video Village
Howard Finch
Guiding Light
NBC News
Tom Conder
REL
M. D. Collins
Delmont Hotel
Sonotone of
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Houston 2
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