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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1961
Page
3
In Greenwich Connecticut a 165 pound wolf named Tommy prowled Greenbriar Lane reporting by AP. Police traced ownership to Adalbert Von Gontard Jr. a New York banker. Chief Robbins ordered Tommy shot as night approached due to neighborhood danger.
A chemical component called glucoside is identified as the factor that gives peppers their heat. Researchers note its presence in hot varieties and its role in flavor and spiciness.
The Sun notes a fragile arc between Kenneth Preston and Joan Miller on CBS The Defenders. Joan Hackett's absence and future roles in Ben Casey and New Breed suggest shifting focus. Walters envision a flexible cast as TV landscapes broaden with more stations and national reach.
Geneva AP report states the International Committee of the Red Cross has no records of alleged unhumanitarian acts in Katanga. A spokesman said the Katanga mission has not spoken on military operations and would not confirm or deny charges that U N forces fired on a hospital or that Katangan troops used Red Cross marked vehicles in fighting.
TV page lists evening programs from World At Large to Night Edition News and late entries. Highlights include News programs, Wagon Train, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Steve Allen, Bob Hope Show, Naked City, Night Edition and final sign offs with FBI wanted case.
The International Cotton Advisory Committee forecasts a slight drop in world cotton output for 1961-62 to 33.3 million bales, down about 0.2 million from 1960-61. U S production is put at 14.3 million bales, up 0.1 million, while other regions fall to about 9.0 million bales. The planting area increases by about two million acres this season.
The United States plans a sharp cut in aid to Communist Poland for next year, reportedly over 500 percent less than in 1957. A new Polish-American aid pact in Washington will detail about 50 million dollars of surplus wheat and related credits, far below last year’s 130 million loan package. Reports cite Poland’s Communist stance and Cuba ties as reasons.
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