Pay TV urged to rescue Broadway says Equity chief
Ralph Bellamy, president of Equity, argues pay television can revive American theater by widening access to shows and easing financial strain. He notes rising costs to produce plays and the limited number of true hits, predicting TV exposure could reach 180 million people and force higher standards in film and theater. Bellamy cites his own stage roles and TV work as examples of cross media opportunity amid the industry’s financial pressures.
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Ralph Bellamy
Equity
Actor's Union
Bellamy
Bellamy Stacker
Ingal
Camper ‘Ebble
Franklin J. Roose Welt
Thomas Jefferson Io
Oh Destiny
Cis- TV
Jefferson
Youths Pushing Car Die In Crash
Three youths died when a stalled car was being pushed, witnesses said. The collision occurred on a highway near Danton, with two others injured including a boy named Matha and a state player named Pearcy. Emergency crews arrived. the crash halted traffic as investigators worked to determine the sequence of events.
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Presa
Masawi
Hend Hall
Mo Deriher
Ithe
Dean
Na Hyova
Fate Volayel Cte Ly
Labor Group Backs Demos in Legislative Election Endorsement
A labor coalition endorsed the Democratic candidates in the upcoming legislative race. The group cited shared priorities on wages, healthcare, and workers’ protections and urged voters to support endorsed incumbents and challengers aligned with labor goals.
Daily Review summaries of Petia TH I Bee tan He loed tee Proytat act
Ambiguous OCR text lists names and events with scattered terms like nitrate management, Trae Trameeth, Chamba, and Cleora. Readable fragments point to a local notices or social items page with multiple dates and names, but the core story remains unclear.
State seeks new path on Cal-Vet financing plan
The Brown administration weighs issuing 11 billion in water bonds and altering Cal-Vet loans to veterans for homes and farms. State officials debate funding mix, revenue bonds, and repayment rely on veteran loan repayability, exploring alternatives to current tax-backed financing amid a volatile bond market.
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Felear
Tisance
Bert A. Betts
Trawit
Alan Cranston
Jogantations
California
Sim
Phont
Jesser
Laos Rebels Attack as Communists Hit Frontier
In Savannakhet area General Phonnl Noasavin reports Thursday six Communist battalions crossed from North Vietnam and bombarded border towns near Muong Pen and Sar. The border tension rises as reinforcements move toward Phong Saly and the provincial capital remains at risk.
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Phong Saly
Cay
Trent
Pather
Communist Nort
Vel San
Red Espionage Ring Smashed in Bonn
Bonn authorities claim to have busted a Soviet spy ring tied to German officials. Five persons arrested with inquiries into an additional twenty suspects ongoing as part of the counter espionage sweep.
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Bonn
Germany
Terimany
Valetsar Ministey
Berg
Defection Blow To Job Cracking Codes
Washington AP reports the defection of two U S cryptographers may hinder U S code breaking against the Soviet Union. Burke testified that Mitchell and Martin could aid the Soviets without harming U S security, before House Armed Services and Un American Activities committees. The hearings also touch on Vladimir Sloboda and NSA personnel questions, with witnesses summoned by Rep. Kilday.
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Masrow Garnier
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Ethesa
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Ethel Turns To Rain After Gulf Sweep
Hurricane Ethel weakened to a tropical storm and moved inland along the Mississippi coast threatening heavy rains and possible floods across eastern Mississippi and western Alabama. Up to 10 inches of rain could fall, with winds near 75 mph as it crossed Biloxi Gulfport and Pascagoula, with sheltering residents and cautions in place.
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Gulf
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Red Cross
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Fidel
Erhal
Mississippi
Biloxi
Gulfport
Pascagoula
Newspapers Back Nixon in nationwide press poll
New York AP reports Editor and Publisher magazine found 64.1 percent of responding newspapers back Republican Richard Nixon while 15.6 percent back Democrat John F Kennedy. The trade publication notes the poll reflects editorial stance rather than public opinion and covers a broad sample of U.S. papers.
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Editor & Publisher Magazine
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John [F -Kennedy
Almanac entries and historic events for this day
This almanac notes Friday September 16 as the 260th day of 1960 with 106 days remaining, the moon near new phase, and celestial highlights Mars Venus Jupiter and Saturn. It recalls 1917 Kerensky declaring Russia a republic and 1920 Wall Street bombing killing 30 and wounding 100. In 1940 Roosevelt signed the Selective Service Act. Thought of the day quotes Horace Walpole on the world as a comedy to the thoughtful.
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J. P. Morgan and Co
New York
Wall Street
Rockefeller Speaks For Nixon Plans at Lafayette Hotel
Rockefeller told a New York audience at the Lafayette Hotel that the United States must act decisively to strengthen national defense. He urged rapid missile production, Polaris submarines, and a unified effort to bolster security while criticizing church intrusion into politics. He framed a joint defense program as essential to modernize U.S. arms and deter aggression.
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United States
Nelson
Rockefeller
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Lafayette Hotel
Los Angeles
Cath-Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Washington
Anitehe
Holes plugged on space travel in midflight test
AP reports a 30 day 3 hour 21 minute sim in a pressurized tank produced mixed results for space travel. Capt Habluetzel Ingleside and John Margreaves Castle Air Force Base completed the run, with Margreaves losing eight pounds and Habluetzel noting wobbly knees. Experts say findings may aid crew selection and even marriage counseling amid broader jet flight experience.
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John J. Margreaves
Castle Air Force Base
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Boll
Don Flinn
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