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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1960

Page

8

Toots Shor Buys Leon & Eddie's Site for New Restaurant

Toots Shor has acquired the Leon & Eddie's property at 27 39 W 52nd St for 1 750 000 and plans to open a new restaurant within a month. The move follows his rise from bouncer to prominent NYC figure as Broadway faces potential strikes and industry changes.

Toots Shot & Friends Leon & Eddie's Toots Kenney Big Bill Zeckendorf Leon & Eddie’s

Radio Television Logs Show Heavy Late Program Sked

A detailed schedule lists nightly TV and radio programming from early evening to midnight with news, music, shows, and specials. Entries include titled programs, sports, weather, and gospel slots across multiple stations and time blocks.

Wheat Control Vote Uncertain

The House Agriculture Committee approved a bill for a wheat referendum to decide tighter controls and higher price supports or a no controls path. The Eisenhower administration and the American Farm Bureau Federation back moving government out of farm price and production controls, while Union and the National Grange oppose the plan. The outcome depends on Congress and the President, with critics arguing the bill favors controls and would burden farmers with limited choices. The issue affects taxpayers, consumers, transport, processors, and industry beyond farmers.

Washington Eisenhower America Farm Bureau Federation Union National Grange House Agriculture Committee House Rules Committee Farm Bureau Big Farm Organization Congress Administration

Trading Stamps Rise to Fifteen Percent of Retail Trade

AP writer reports trading stamps have grown from niche marketing to a major force, with three of four American families collecting stamps for purchases and even for banks, elections, and charity. Government use grows as agencies hand stamps to hospitals for patient therapy.

New York U.S General Accounting Office

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