Journey to Understanding and Music Highlights on Radio Tonight
Radio and television notes list covers Journeys to Understanding return to Washington with commentators Frank McGee Joseph C Harsch Edwin Newman and John Rich plus musical panoramas featuring Roger Wagner Chorale Debussy Daphnis and Chine and the Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy. Also schedules include Red Sox vs Senators news weather and a rich lineup across WRGB WREC WAMC WGY and more with station IDs and times.
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Isenhower
Washington
Frank McGee
Joseph C. Harsch
Edwin Newman
John Rich
WREC
Roger Wagner
Redhead
Debussyi Daphnis
Chise
Ravel
Debussy la Mer
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Senate Okays Forest Prison Camp Expansion Plan
The Senate approved a 5269,000 reallocation to expand the Myles Standish state forest prison camp in Plymouth from 60 to 110 prisoners. Sen Harold R Lundgren warned of dangers to reform efforts, while Sen Mary L Fonseca called it wasteful. Sen Francis N McCann and Sen Charlies H Olson supported shifting funds to mental health facilities for children. The project includes creation of a premier recreational area built by inmates, originally funded 3 years ago with 269,000.
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Boston
Myles Standish State Forest
Plymouth
Senate
Harold R. Lundgren
State Parole Board
Alassachusetts
Mary L. Fonseca
Fall River
Francis N McCann
Cambridge
Charlies H. Olson
Ashlands
Edward C. Stone
Barnslane
Blackie the Collie Spins Yarn For the Old Salts
A Boston story recalls Blackie the collie who rode a tuna boat 25 miles off the Boston Lightship after swimming to join the crew. Captain William Duwors helped the dog aboard and identified him through a license tag linking to Mr and Mrs John F Doucette of South End. The Coast Guard noted the rescue area was about 50 miles from land.
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Boston
Blackie
William. Duwors
Duwors
John F. Doucette
South End
Doucettes
Coast Guard
Prison Camp Volunteers Forged Firefighting and Road Work
Stone cited prisoner labor in the great Pitmouth fire fight and ongoing forest road building. Volunteers emphasized. A rail call vote of 15 to 4 engrossed the bill and it moved to the House for enactment Tuesday.
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Stone
Pitmouth
Mysterious Noises Haunt Jittery New Jersey Farm Family
Whitesville New Jersey residents Aaron Salomen and family report seven weeks of unexplained thumping and rattling noises shaking walls and frightening the household Picture frames vases and lamps have moved The family, including Miriam and Tina, plans to move if the sounds persist Wildlife authorities found no animal source and the Salomens deny ghosts or the supernatural as explanations
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Whitesville
Meo
Aaron Salormen
Miriam
Tina
Salomon
Puerto Rican Population Rise Seen for Boston
Newton Mass. Cardinal Cushing Center for Spanish speaking People director Rev. Frederick W O Brien told a Boston College convention that Puerto Rican residents will grow in Boston within years. He noted 2000 new arrivals in five years have shown peace loving, home loving behavior and that less than one percent received public assistance.
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Newton
Mass
Boston
Cardinal Cushing
Frederick W. O'‘Brien
Boston College
New York
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