Hollywood actor Broderick Crawford proposes TV solution
In New York AP dispatch Broderick Crawford argues for turning out low budget films for television while reserving high quality features for theaters. He says studios fear television but should use it to push better cinema, noting actors seek TV roles while studios hesitate.
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Canada urged to build vast air defense radar network
Ottawa report says Defense Minister Brooke Claxton proposes a national air warning system to cover vital air approaches with radar centers possibly at Vancouver Winnipeg and Montreal. The plan includes producing high powered radar equipment in Chad and aims to strengthen Canada’s air defense against air assaults, reflecting alarm over growing threats.
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Radar warning stations eyed for Canada in defense plan
Claxton projected a $3 million cost to build radar warning posts at Daweon City Mayo Cambridge Bay Baker Lake Sanyil Bay Yellowknife and Znnatal Lake in Yukon and the northwest territories. The plan links to cross Canada teletype while warning of potential Soviet air strikes and requires prompt intel to an active unit. Defense minister Lovee warned against diversionary air attacks and urged deeper defense with interceptor fighters and guns. Ottawa observers doubted the scheme as a full depth defense comparable to wartime Britain and Germany.
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Soviet Newspapers Compared to American Press
AP reporter describes stark differences between Soviet and American papers. Soviet front pages emphasize internal topics, with Stalin portraits on holidays, letters from officials praising plans, and limited advertising. Foreign news appears mainly in right columns. photos are rare.
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Secrets of Charm by John Robert Powers
Public lecture style guidance on telephone manners and personal charm. Emphasizes voice, etiquette, name disclosure, courteous behavior, and field-tested tips for social and business success. Includes promotional call to mail 10 cents for a charm guide.
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Russian language rise noted by Boston instructor
A Boston University instructor notes Russian replacing German as the scientists’ language in Soviet publishing. He cites Moscow announcements of inventions, delays in translation, and possible misinterpretations. He contrasts Soviet papers’ concise headlines, sparse crime coverage, and limited society pages with aggressive Western practices.
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TVA claims progress in battle against malaria in Tennessee Valley
The Tennessee Valley Authority reports no malaria positives in its latest survey of about 4,300 people in the region, but cautions the disease not yet wiped out. Control relies on eliminating anopheles mosquitoes through water level management, drainage, and DDT spray programs, with public health cooperation essential to continued gains.
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Group changes Bible wording by PAUL F. E. NEw HAVEN
The group revising the New Testament updates Luke 2 14 to glory to God in the highest and on earth peace among men with whom He is pleased. Yale Divinity scholar Dr Luther A weighs notes revisions aim for modern comprehension replacing archaic phrasing. He cites King James Version words like sit too as overlaid with enduring hardship meanings.
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Owl encounter freezes man in yard storm in Memphis
In Memphis a man, identified as Teoma, sought shelter during a violent storm described as an ice fog. An old owl perched in a tree in Mrs. C. H. Owens’s yard caused a distraction, and the man’s feet reportedly froze to the ground or an object while reacting to the scene.
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