TV networks face multi million dollar convention coverage
NEW YORK AP says electronic media plans to cover party conventions next month will cost advertisers and networks millions. Westinghouse and CBS have big outlays for six million and six hundred thousand dollar sponsorships respectively as networks balance political telecasts with product promotion during peak July sales season.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Columbia Broadcasting System
Westinghouse Electric
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Mutual Broadcasting System
Richard M. Nixon
Betty Furness
CBS
Rockefeller Warm for Nixon and Possible Draft Return
New York AP report says Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller leans toward Nixon as presidential nominee while keeping a remote option to be drafted if the convention rejects Nixon. Rockefeller praised Nixon’s vice presidency and plans to campaign for Nixon or any Republican nominee, including himself, amid strong GOP support and a convention race in Chicago opening July 25.
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Richard M. Nixon
Republican National Convention
Nixon
Rockefeller
Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
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Davis
Igefmbor
Chicago
Was Singing Your Honor Not Driving Arrest Case
Los Angeles AP reports Frank Landeros confessed he was the guitarist and singer in a car halted by police, but insisted he was not driving. His arraignment set for later. the judge deferred calendar planning. A bewildering aside notes it typically takes 1 to 12 years for orchids to bloom.
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Los Angeles
Frank Landeros
Landeros
Farmers Vote On Federal Crop Control Hits Snag
Washington AP reports a referendum plan to let wheat farmers vote on scrappling federal crop controls faces congressional resistance. Eisenhower administration and American Farm Bureau back the idea. many farm leaders and lawmakers oppose. Debate centers on who decides and the impact on prices, taxpayers, and consumers.
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National Farmers Union
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Farm Bureau
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James Morris Named FFA Area Chief From Anahuac Chapter
James Morris of Anahuac was elected president of Area nine at the FFA convention in Nacogdoches. He has led the Southeast Texas Rice Belt district, served as local chapter president, and earned Chapter Star Farmer honors. Morris placed 10th high in the state meat judging contest and was on a fourth-place radio team. he seeks Lone Star Farmer degree after state checks. Anahuac High senior Wayne Frezia received a $250 Forney Foundation Scholarship. Anahuac placed third in the area behind Nacogdoches and Hudson with a total score of 3.
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Anahuac
FFA
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Future Farmers of America
Nacogdoches
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Texas
Rice Belt
Lone Star Farmers
J. W. Morris
Anahuac High
Wayne Frezia
Forney Foundation
Hudson
Retired Actor Hughes Reflects On Two Careers
Gareth Hughes, a Wales born actor with stage and silent film work, later served as a lay missionary among the Piute in northern Nevada. He now rests at the Motion Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills at 66, recalling a life split between Hollywood acting and selfless missionary service despite health setbacks.
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James Barrie
Llanelly
Wales
Holly‘wood
Federal Theater Project
Shylock
Hollywood Playhouse
University of Michigan
KWBA program log baseball scores and notes
A compact hourly log lists baseball related mentions with names like MORGAN ABC and DON, noting reports, supper, and scoring placeholders. The readable fragments include references to players and a nightly program rundown without complete game details or outcomes.
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ABC Morgan
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Don McKeo
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Ray Ray
Goldwater Sees Johnson Kennedy Ticket as Tough for Republicans
Senator Goldwater argues a Johnson Kennedy presidential bid would be the hardest matchup for Republicans. He notes Kennedy gains from the summit conference fallout while Nixon could benefit from Khrushchev remarks, and predicts Democratic nomination battles could reshape the race. Kennedy says he has made gains and expects around 600 votes in early balloting.
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Opening Of New Decade Shifts In World History
Washington AP notes each new decade has reshaped American history starting with 1930s market collapse and the Great Depression, moving through 1940s war mobilization, 1950s Korea and Western alliance formation, to 1960s Cold War shifts, underscoring decades as pivotal turning points in policy and leadership.
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