TV KEY PREVIEWS Trade Policy's Debated Tonight World of Sports
TV listings preview a mix of sports and dramas. The Cup golf championship at Dorado Beach features Andy Duggan Grant Williams and Diane Foster with a close finish as Sammy Snead and Jimmy Demeret vie to bring the cup to the United States. Perry Mason, The Roaring Twenties and Leave It to Beaver are among prime time offerings. A nation’s future debate on trade policy pairs Jackson E. Spears and Charles H. Perey in a detailed discussion. Saturday evening includes Gunsmoke reruns and channel lineup notes.
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Jimmy Demeret
United States
ABC
U. S
Jackson E. Spears
Burlington Industries
Charles HM. Perey
Bell & Howell
Spears
Perey
NBC
To Speak With Friends and Other TV Features
TV listings outline an 11:00 p.m. feature report on classroom use of new foreign language teaching methods to build competencies for international responsibility. Other shows include The Deputy at 9:00 p.m. and Have Gun Will Travel at 9:30 p.m. with Make That Spare at 9:45 p.m. featuring former Charleston bowler Dick Robinette.
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CVA
Charleston
Dick Robinette
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A scrambled crossword puzzle clues list featuring Across and Down entries with numbers and brief hints for words like clans, expulsion, gourmet, sun god, route, and various thematic terms. The text includes incomplete fragments, partial answers, and garbled OCR artifacts from a newspaper puzzle page.
TV violence blamed for youth crime by prison official
Federal prison director James V. Bennett told a Senate subcommittee that television violence drives juvenile delinquency and harms police morale. He cited evidence linking crime on screen to youth behavior, urged tighter program practices, and criticized sponsors for exploiting violence to boost ratings.
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Louis G. Panos
Washington
James V. Bennett
U. S. Bureau of Prisons
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Bennett
Police Job Examinations Scheduled for Thursday
Applicants are being received for seven Charleston Police Department vacancies. Examinations will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Municipal Auditorium. City Clerk Joe Hudson notes applicants must be 21 to 35 years old, residents of Charleston for three years, at least five feet nine inches tall, weigh 150 pounds minimum, and have an eighth grade education. The exam should last about two hours.
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Charleston
Second Delegate on State Payroll Sparks Legal Review
Del Maurice Boggs of Gilmer is employed as a boiler inspector in the Department of Labor. Hired May 22, he remains on the payroll, with Labor Commissioner Lawrence Barker saying the attorney general’s office found it legal since the job was not created for him. Boggs has 17 years as a boiler inspector and was elected to the House in 1960.
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Houses of Delegates
Del
Maurice Boggs
Dgilmer
Department of Labor
Boggs
Lawrence Barker
Barker
Attorney General's Office
iHouse
del. Pat Board Jr
D-Kanawha
Armory Board
Orr
Chilildren
Ralph J. Garry
Subcommittee
Cheyenne
Dodd
Three Burned In Beckley Fire Investigates Family Wax Mishap
Three people were burned in Beckley when a home wax repair on a kitchen stove exploded. Mrs. Mettie Fink aged 69 suffered serious injuries along with her son James Fink 40 and son-in-law Tom Hayden 42.
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Beckley
Mettie Fink
James Fink
Tom Hayden
Fire Department
Ale
Noert Allen
Fink
Orr
Hayden
Sprague
Dodd
Duper of Widows Is Found Guilty
Adan Van Buskirk of Cleveland was convicted in U. S. District Court in Knoxville for defrauding a woman of $4,000 through a lonely hearts scam. Jurors deliberated about an hour before finding the 38 year old guilty. maximum penalties include 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Adan
Cleveland
Ohio
van Club
Lonely Hearts
U. S. District Court
John Raymond van Buskirk
Cor
William
T. Orr
Warner Bros. Pictures
Robert L. Taylor
van Buskirk
Helen Barbara Allison
Indianapolis
Allison
FBI
Pine Bluff
Ark
Anta Belle Gammon
Fort Smith, Ark
Americans see rising incomes as 1960 median widens
Half of U S families earned at least 5600 in 1960 up from 1959 as Census Bureau reports show a four percent rise in incomes while price increases trimmed real gains. Full time men topped 5400, women held at 3300, and many families remained under 3000 or between 3000 and 5000.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Unine
Stevenson Ant-Cuba Rally Marks Uruguay Visit
In Montevideo the first anti-U S demonstration of Stevenson's South American tour drew student activists chanting Cuba si Stevenson out as Uruguayan officials met him. Exiled Paraguayan leaders urged U S action against Stroessner while Uruguayan authorities signaled a hands off Cuba stance. Stevenson pressed for concrete proposals ahead of the July Inter American Council session and held talks with Uruguay's Foreign Minister and Government Council president.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Wall Street
Pentagon
el Popular
National University
Stevenson
Homero Martinez Montero
Eduardo Victor Haedo
Inter- American Economic and Social Council
Punta del Este
Haedo
Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Venezuela
Argentina
U. S
U.S
United Nations
Alliance For Progress
United States
Alfredo Stroessner
Zews
Buenos Aires
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Parkersburg
Charleston Gazette
Charlest Mine
Democratic
Gordie Company
West Virginia
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Romney
Ay Gerene Nal Sereleya
My Phe “Bi
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AH Mall
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Edgar J. Wolford
J. C. Alexander
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Brazil
West Virginia State College OF the Air
Welch ST. Albans
Fanning Belcher
Dept. of Drama
WCHS
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Ned Calmer
Budweiser
Central Distributing Co
Hugh McPherson
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Virginia Beach
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