Nation Loses One Of Its Whooping Cranes
The Interior Department reports a young whooping crane died at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge on the Texas Gulf coast. Time and cause are unknown. The wild flock stands at 32, same as last year, and is expected to begin northward travel to Canada later this month or early April.
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Spring Produce, Meat Prices Reflect Wider Market Selection
Spring brings broader produce at national supermarkets with varied meat offerings. Beef and pork remain common and economical, with loin roasts and chops in pork stock. Poultry boosts include broiler-fryer birds, roasting hens, and turkeys, while large eggs stay affordable. Fresh cabbage, iceberg lettuce, green onions, watercress, radishes, scarlets, and artichokes headline produce, with Florida strawberries, rhubarb, and Mexican melons adding regional boosts.
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Little Moon of Alban on Hall of Fame Easter Program
NBC presented James Costigan's tender play Little Moon of Alban in a Hall of Fame Easter program. Julie Harris and Dirk Bogarde gave strong performances in this 90 minute drama about a nursing sister who finds spiritual strength through love after her fiancé’s death, with a religious undertone. A new CBS series character of a young congressman evokes John Lindsey as East Side West Side hopes to boost ratings. Brian Keith stars in A Cause of Anger as a private detective aiding a patient, pursued by unknown figures.
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31 Million Acres to be Planted in America
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department projects farmers will plant 31 million acres to crops this year, about 3 percent more than last year. It notes the 1922- era records and cites a 1962 peak of 37.5 million acres, with last year yielding record crop volume.
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Agriculture Department
TV Log Highlights Day’s Schedule From Morning till Night
A historical TV grid lists programs for Thursday March 29, including NBC News segments with Ron Cochran and Ron Stone, weather, and a lineup covering drama like Perry Mason and Dr Kildare, comedies such as I Love Lucy and The Flintstones, games and talk shows, and a late night movie Blowing Wild followed by Night Edition news.
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Bob Young
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