Rose Parade TV Coverage Booms With Color Telecasts
Television Today reports major networks plan extensive Rose Parade and bowl game coverage on January 2. ABC NBC and CBS will air parades and games in color with hosts Elizabeth Montgomery Bill Cullen Betty White and Bess Myerson providing commentary and a CBS “School for Floats” lesson.
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Half of U S suffers chronic illness in Senate report
A Senate subcommittee report from Washington cites that 87.3 million Americans have at least one chronic condition with a projected $57.8 billion annual economic cost. It urges a national program of large scale screening for early detection and preventive care, backed by HEW data and SSA conclusions.
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Rules Referendum Halts Liquor-by-Drink Sales
Sioux County voters backed a dry result in a local option election that halted liquor by the drink. Judge Dale Missildine ruled the Iowa Liquor Control Commission possessed power to revoke licenses and ordered a formal notice of revocation and possible license refunds after bars were ordered to stop sales on Sept. 23. The ruling centers on when the three year revocation period begins and which authority runs it.
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News Sports Weather Friday Night on Channel Nine
Local channel Nine airs Friday night programming featuring updates on news sports and weather at 10 00 PM. Viewers can expect brief headlines and live reports from city assignments and regional weather outlooks.
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Chicago Mayor Will Run Again
Richard Daley the Chicago mayor and Democratic power broker announced he will seek a fourth four year term. He accepted backing from Democratic statemak ers and set the April 4 mayoral election date.
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Anfuso Dies at 61 Former Judge and Congressman
Victor Anfuso, 61, state supreme court justice and former congressman, collapsed and died Wednesday night in New York.
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Calf Rescued From Kalona Silo After Holiday Standoff
Charlie the 550 pound calf spent Christmas in a silo after slipping in December 18. Kalona veterinarian Dr Paul McA ndrew and owner Henry Beachy oversaw a rescue using rope pulley and a tranquilizer. Six men hoisted the animal out on December 28 and plan to keep him indoors for a week.
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AMC Announces 10 Day Shutdown
AMC announced a 10 day shutdown of its auto plants in January to align production with sales. The Milwaukee and Kenosha plants will cut schedules from 1,600 to 1,100 cars per day and about 4,100 of 18,000 workers will be laid off indefinitely. The shutdown begins January 9 and lasts ten working days.
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Rescue by U S helicopter saves 10 Japanese fishermen
A U S military helicopter from Okinawa rescued 10 shipwrecked Japanese fishermen from a reef in the Pacific, the maritime safety agency reported Thursday.
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Sloan Foundation Grants Support Grinnell and Cornell Colleges
The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation awards 20 grants totaling 7.5 million to private four year colleges. Grinnell College to receive 400000 for student and faculty research summer programs and instructional budgets. Cornell College to receive 375000 for release time research summer stipends post doctoral leaves and student research.
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Youth Injured in Toboggan Mishap at Parents Farm
Central City report states 19 year old Gary Strand, son of Mr and Mrs Carleton Strand, was listed in fairly good condition in the intensive care ward at St Luke's hospital, Cedar Rapids, Thursday after a toboggan accident during a party on his parents farm 1% miles west of the city.
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Accident leaves man with severe injuries
A man was injured in an incident at about 9 45 p m Wednesday suffering a fractured skull and a severe neck injury according to initial reports.
Read Our Fastest Growing Health Menace Digest Item
A January Digest feature warns of a new health menace and the risk of lethal diseases. It highlights the need for awareness as a single article among forty others in the issue.
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