Radio Series Zero Hour Is Selling Fast
New York ads report rapid sales for the radio series Zero Hour as listeners snap up episodes. Advertisers like Ray and others push promotion to boost visibility amid growing audience interest.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1973
Page
3
New York ads report rapid sales for the radio series Zero Hour as listeners snap up episodes. Advertisers like Ray and others push promotion to boost visibility amid growing audience interest.
The piece discusses a new radio series called Zero Jig with sound effects and rising sales. It mentions listeners already having bought the series, aims for a larger rollout, and notes connections to classic shows like The Lone Ranger and The Green Hornet. Howard Duff and John Asch are referenced as hosts or participants.
The article discusses teen summer work as house sitters caring for homes and pets. It notes guidance counselors help place students, the job’s safety considerations, and tips for arranging overnight stays, feeding routines, and emergency contacts.
Baytown Texas plant of U S Steel names three new supervisors and general foremen in Engineering Maintenance and Utilities. John D Rowland becomes supervisor Electrical Engineering, Peter G Blatchley advances to general foreman Steel Producing Maintenance, and Herbert G Thomas to general foreman Utilities. Rowland Blatchley and Thomas are longtime U S Steel employees with extensive prior assignments at Gary Fairless South Works and Texas Works.
The Wailing Wall remains from the Temple built by Solomon then destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar, rebuilt by Herod, and razed by the Romans. The Temple housed the Tablets for the Law and the commandments given to Moses.
A satirical note on food costs and inflation mentions Las Vegas jackpots and barter deals including art for meat, ending with a jab at budgets and everyday diet choices.
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