News Work at Conventions Costs Millions
New York AP report states that covering the two big party conventions will cost news services, newspapers, TV and radio firms tens of millions. Large staffs and costly wire hookups drive up expenses, with TV coverage alone estimated well over 18 million dollars. Revenue losses from sponsors add to the burden.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business Nowe
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Columbia Broadcasting System
Westinghouse Electric
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Jas
Mutual Broadcasting System
Jess
Richard M. Nixon
Westinghouse
Betty Furness
Student Housing Is Needed Early in Greeley
First waves of Colorado State College summer students arrive in Greeley as housing officials report a growing need for suitable apartments and suites for families. Remodeling at Wadden Hall reduces rooms. housing office offers help via EL 27070 extension 61.
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Colorado State College
Greeley
Wadden Hall
CSC
Discrimination Charges Harled At Continental
Denver AP reports attorneys for the Colorado Antidiscrimination Commission argued before the Colorado Supreme Court that Continental Air Lines refused to hire Marlon D. Green, a Nanien Lae pilot from Lansing, Michigan, claiming the order to employ him was invalid. The commission seeks to set aside a June 25, 1959 ruling by Judge William A. Black. Green’s case, with Green absent, involves alleged racial bias in pilot hiring. five other pilots were hired. The court is expected to decide in weeks.
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Denver
Colorado Antidiscrimination Commission
Colorado ‘Supreme Court
Continental Air Lines
Lae
Marlon D. Green
Lansing
Mich
Deliver Dist
William A. Black
Continental
Green
Charles Thomas
Thomas
Rome
Tie
Reen Fairisl
Galeton Farm Bureau Meeting at School
Galeton Farm Bureau met at the school with Oscar Swanson presiding as members not recently at the school were noted. Committee reports were given and members voted to buy Farm Bureau gate signs. A dairy meeting committee is Jenny Irsch Woodrow Cecil William Erickson and Cat Dalton. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Tom Kerbs the Hemnan Kaisers and Glmer Bassmans. The president will notify members of the next board meeting.
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Galeton Farm Burgaw
Oscar Swanson
Farm Bureau
Sine 28
Jenny Irsch
Woodrow Cecil
William Erickson
Cat Dalton
Glmer Bassmans
Tom Kerbs
Hemnan Kaisers
Wards B 10th Street 5 down EL 3.0204
A terse notice referencing Wards B on 10th Street with 5 down and an EL 3.0204 designation. The fragmentary text presents a location and numeric identifiers without a clear event or action described. Further readable context would clarify purpose and stakeholders.
Shea Urges Kefauver Bill Vote On Expansion Controversy
Continental League founder Bill Shea urged Senator Kenneth Keating to allow a Senate floor vote on the Kefauver bill that would curb major league operations by permitting drafts from minors with four years in organized ball. Western State College student drowning in Gunnison River followed debates over delay tactics as officials cited potential harm and murder implications.
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Shea
ED Corrigan
Associated Press
NEW York
Bill Shea
Kenneth Keating
I-Nc
Kelanver
Senate
Gunnison
George Cope
Western State College
Sam Nison
Modi
Wuill
Pat Rundell
Salida
Con Cope
Rundel
Comtinental League
Branch Panions
Rickey
Hilly Derusek
Cope
Rundell
Boat League
Doherty
Continentals
Roc
Keating
Y Warren
Exer lAssng
J Iff
Carll
Victim to Receive Nursing Degree in Boston
Marjorie O'Brien, 25, who was stricken in 1985 and lived in an iron lung, will receive a bachelor of science degree from Boston College School of Nursing a week from today. She attended Hastings College and worked nights at a hospital, aided by classmates and police for daily transit.
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Boston AP
Marjorie O'Brien
Pollovier
Boston College School of Nursing
Heston College
Geneva Katz
Jin
Miss O Brien
Joe Mazzucchelli
Marjorie
TV Ad Rule Sets Six Minutes Per Hour for Four Hours Daily
Salisbury reports that in adopting TV rules Rhosdesia mandates six minutes of advertising per hour and applies this limit to four hours each day. The measure aims to curb ad overload while preserving broadcasting slots.
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Rhosdesia
Salisbury
Sun Mystery May Be TV Summer Hit
AP critic Cynthia Lowry says ABC’s Sunday mystery series could be a top summer draw. The second episode Thunder of Silence features a fire at a state school for the deaf and a superintendent under investigation, with strong portrayals of deaf children.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
ABC
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Kraft
Walla
Northern General Tire, Inc
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6Th St
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