Crosby TV plans shift stance new career ahead of schedule
New York writer Marie Torre notes Bing Crosby shifts from radio screen to television. He plans a charity heavy 90 minute CBS program around the Bing Crosby National Pro Am Golf Championship with guests Kathy Crosby Guy Madison and segments for women and kids. Talks with Mary Martin for a CBS song show remain uncertain as Crosby stays loyal to CBS. NBC previews two westerns next season and Martha Raye to host a 19 hour telethon for retarded children. Don Murray discusses a displaced persons drama asking for small donations.
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Television Listings and Notes From Cedar Rapids to Des Moines
A fragmentary page lists TV channels and programs including 9 KCRG Cedar Rapids 2 WMT Cedar Rapids 7 KWWL Waterloo 3 KTVO Ottumwa 6 Kit Carsow. It also mentions sports segments and game shows such as Price Is Right and Robin Hood along with movie listings and a pent-up reference to local stations WOC Davenport WKBT LaCrosse WHO TV Des Moines.
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Cedar Rapids
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Waterloo
Ktvo-Tv
Ottumwa
Whbf-Tv
Rock Island
Woc.tv
Davenport
LaCrosse
Who.tv
Des Moines
Program Fare on Radio Navin e Star Performance
Radio schedule lists weather news and a 12:30 segment. The listing names Mozie Dales and Ken as hosts or segments with 8 6 News and related titles.
Russians Visit Fiji Aboard Vitiaz On Pacific Study Cruise
The Soviet research ship Vitiaz with 70 scientists led by Prof. Bogorov docked in Suva as part of a Pacific survey for the International Geophysical Year. Fijians remark on the crew’s grim expressions and lack of makeup and smile while noting the ship’s 12 laboratories and deep-sea photography lab.
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Fiji
Benjamin Bogorov
Moscow State University
Soviet Institute of Oceanography
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Russia
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Vladivostok
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Great Deeps. the Photographic Laboratory, Says Prof. Bogorov
Why can't I decide when to retire
A 64 year old printer voices frustration at forced retirement at 65. Many firms maintain fixed retirement ages though some allow extension to 70. A University of Chicago survey finds 58 percent of men 60 to 65 prefer working past retirement, with firms increasingly offering pre retirement planning and benefits like pension and insurance.
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Fortune's 18 Month Business Outlook Forecast for 1958 59
Fortune magazine projects a gradual recovery after 1957 with growth resuming in spring and expanding through 1959. The forecast models a moderate 2.5 percent annual GDP rise and about $18 billion in 1958 output, plus deficits of about $2 billion in 1958 and $3 billion in 1959, amid defense spending gains and shifting inventories.
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Fortune Magazine
Fortune
Notice to Defendants in Partition Suit in Iowa Court
The First Trust and Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids files a partition suit in Linn County Iowa against Franklin Briles et al demanding partition of government Lot 4 in Section seven and appointing a referee. Defendants must appear in Cedar Rapids before January 21 1958 or default and judgment will be entered.
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Worthy Rejects Restricted Visa Travel Ban
William Worthy, Baltimore newspaper man, refuses to accept a passport restricting travel to Communist China as stated by the American Civil Liberties Union.
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William Worthy
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China
American On Liberties Union
Sunay
Public works rise amid modest economic outlook
The outlook notes continued expansion in public works while prices change little. Personal income after taxes is projected to grow by eight billion dollars annually, with the savings rate slipping briefly before rebounding. Consumer spending should climb about 2.5 percent yearly, credit ease modestly, and net exports may decline further.
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