Educational Television Expands Reach In 1958
Educational television aims to educate up to 20 million Americans in 1958 across non commercial stations and closed circuit TV in schools. By year end the U S expects at least 50 stations on the air and groups note rapid growth despite high costs and slow start.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Educational Television
Ralph Steetle
The
Council On Educational Television
Franklin Dunham
U.S. Office of Education
Educational TV audience surveyed at Ann Arbor center
The Central Television and Radio Center in Ann Arbor Michigan reports audience surveys showing at least 12 million people regularly tune in educational TV stations.
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Tional Television and Radio Center
Ann Arbor, Mich
Theater Time For Thursday
Showtimes listed for Paramount Iowa State Times Palace Marion include Pal Joey Sayonara Slaughter on 10th Avenue Slim Carter Around the World in 80 Days God Is My Partner Courage of Black Beauty Designing Woman Domino's Kid with various daily screens and shorts.
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10Th Avenue
Slim Carter
God
Films of the Iowa Hawks in Queen City Tourney broadcast
The Iowa Hawks participate in the Queen City Tournament coverage from Buffalo New York airing Thursday at 10 05 p m on Channel 9.
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Associated Press
Deborah Kerr
Center
Rita Hayworth
Burt Lancaster
New York Film Critics
Mr. Allison
Iowa Hawks
Buffalo
N. Y
Iowa Basketball
Channel 9
Show Business Breaks Records On Broadway
New York reports a Broadway boom with Paramount Criterion and Radio City Music Hall drawing record crowds. Teen lines at Paramount stretched blocks, 13 500 patrons paid 2 50 each, while Criterion quickly sold out as Sayonara and The Ten Commandments drew big audiences. Major box offices eclipsed normal conditions with traffic restrictions and mass queues.
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New York
Broadway
Great White Way
Paramount
Criterion
Times Square
Radio City Music Hall
Rockefeller Center
Alan Freed
Midwe Ee
J Business
Nixon Will Use Record-Topping Plane for Trips
Vice President Nixon will have a record breaking air force jet transport for official trips. The modified KC 135 travels about 600 miles an hour and is stationed at Andrews base for evaluation of equipment and facilities before Nixon uses it as needed. He previously relied on commercial flights, though reports claim greater protection is desired.
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Washington
Nixon
Air Force
Curtis LeMay
Buenos Aires
Andrews Air Force Base
Secret Service
Eisenhower Plane Compared To Luxurious Columbine III
A brief comparison notes that the Columbine III, President Eisenhower's personal plane, is portrayed as more modest than some luxury transports. The reference underscores the president's simpler air travel style.
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Eisenhower
Fires Claim 11300 Lives in U.S. This Year
The National Fire Protection Association reports 11,300 fire deaths in 1957 with a record $1.275 billion property loss. The prior year saw 10,600 deaths and $1.2316 billion in losses.
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Boston
National Fire Protection Association
U.S
Grampa McCoy Seeks License on The Real McCoys
Grampa McCoy faces a major hurdle as he tries to obtain a driver’s license on The Real McCoys. The program airs Thursday at 7 30 p m on Chan 9.
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Grampa McCoy
Real McCoys
Chaninel
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