Pioneering closed circuit TV eyes big business gains
HAL HALPERN founder of Theatres Network Television envisions closed circuit television as a major business tool replacing costly conventions. He notes the potential to reach audiences for sports and events, citing the Marciano Moore fight as a future million dollar TV box office and predicts a $25 million annual industry soon.
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Hal Boyle
Davy Crockette
Eel
Nate Stalpern
Clark Gable
Ols
Davy
At New
Hatpern
Theatres Network
Vslovision, Inc
Souysing Homr
Viewlyt TV Spectator
Hnes
Exams PLC
Halpern
Malperne
Halpern Dovet
Sun OW
Teathers
New York City
International Business Machines Corp
Barvard Taw
Navy
Eisenhower
Paris
Bil Paley
CBS
Gable
Circuil Television
Geld
Lie Detector Test With 7 Playing Cards
A report from CREAGH WASHINGTON describes a seven card lie detector setup used during a polygraph test. John Reid of Chicago presented the method at a meeting of the American Academy of Polygraph, aiming to expose quackery and improve standards. Northwestern University professor Fred E. Jehuda notes only a fraction of polygraph operators are qualified for academy membership.
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Creagh
Vic
X Capital Crime
John E. Itaid
Chicago
American Academy of Polygraph
Reid
Syhose
New York
San Franciseo
Pittsburgh
Cheny
Trently
New Polyge
Northwestern University Taw
Fred E. Jehau
Truck Crash Scatters Cans After Big Impact
A wreck on a highway near Orlando leaves hundreds of beer cans and batter strewn across the road and marsh. The driver Harold Ariell was pulled from the car with help but is not reported as injured, while bystanders did not remain to help the scene for long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Harold Ariiell
Settlement with Air Academy Land Purchases in Colorado Springs
The Colorado Land Commission announced Sunday a settlement with 10 property owners near the Air Force Academy north of Colorado Springs totaling 173 450 dollars. The payments bring the total payouts for site properties to 1 872 801 dollars, covering 58 parcels or 104 acres. The largest payment, 229 000 dollars, went to Jack Valentine of Florida for Missing Valley Club. The Air Force has reimbursed the commission 1 006 031 dollars for 27 parcels containing 8 510 acres.
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Colorado Springs UY
Colorado Land Acaiistlian Commission
Air Force Academy
Jack Valentine
Florida
Missing Valley Club
Blonde Queen Of National College Beauty Pageant
Miss Kathryn Headers of Germantown Tennessee, a University of Mississippi junior with facial surgery scars, won the National College Queen title over 25 rivals. She received five thousand dollars in scholarships and prizes. Runner up was Petey Dan of Sarasota Florida, a Florida State College student. Third place went to Sue Curtis ofFlomaton Alabama from Howard College in Birmingham.
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Asbury Paik
Miss Stedgers
Petey Dan
Sarasoia
Sy Pan
Rodguta
AF Aims to Expand POW Survival School Says Quarles
Secretary of the Air Force Quarles said the Air Force will expand its POW survival training at Stead Air Force Base Nevada. The program aims to teach evasion and conduct if captured, to prepare airmen for war despite controversy over its harsh methods and IG review finding no serious issues.
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Secretary of Air
Washington
Air Force
Quarles
Stead Air Force Tase
Nev
Burglary Probe Tightens With Wallet Link
Albuquerque police investigating a burglary found a wallet full of identification discarded by one burglar. An arrest followed in short order as investigators tied the items to the suspect and moved to charge them.
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Albuquerque
N.om
Albudierque
Last Yahgan woman clings to life on stormy Tierra del Fuego isle
The account profiles Jubia, the last full Yahgan left on Chile’s Navarina Island, living in a fragile lean-to against harsh winds. It traces the tribe’s fading history from Beagle voyages to Darwin’s harsh judgments and later missions, noting her age around 90 and the extinction of her people by modern disease and depopulation.
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Julia
Bleak Island
Strait of Magellan
Mappellan
Soba Wergelt
Wom
Newman Bumatead
Volkmar Wantzal
Jacques Wilermile
Beagle
Charles Darwin
Tierra del Fuego
Darwin
Ushuaia
Thomas Bridges
Cape Horn
Tierra Dol Pues
Hey
Paper Work Reduced at Lockbourne AFB in Ohio
At Lockbourne Air Force Base Ohio a new five card handling system will replace many paper forms. Half as many personnel will be needed in the base file section and forms will be filed automatically in less space. A card fed into a machine identifies the requisitioned pad and a punched card updates inventory and triggers three verifications. First Lieutenant William Tyler Stringer, a property accounts officer, states the plan is at SAC headquarters and for the 15th Air Force at Castle AFB California.
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Columbus
Ohie
Bourne Air Force Base
Willian Ty
Stringer
Similac
SAC
Ciitult
Harper's Ferry Refurbishing Sparks National Monument Plans
National Geographic Society outlines a project to restore Harpers Ferry sites linking old buildings and Civil War trenches. Funding proposals include 500 donors from West Virginia with possible 800 more from Maryland and plans envision a museum and pleasant riverside walks near the Potomac and Shenandoah confluence.
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Washington
Harpers Ay
Brown
Stonewall Jackson
West Virginia
Harpers Ferry Navun
Maryland
Potomae
National Mark Service
Salivar Heights
Lown
National Geographic Society
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Shenardoah Tivers
Wills
Nei Baring Hills
Toom
Mnbert Harper
Harpers Ferry
Hall's
Virginia
Ubal
Mayland Witlia
Cal
Lewis W. Washington
George Washington
Robert B. Len
Brent
Stuart
U.S. Army
Rhunety T Co
Trown
Baltimore & Ohio
Jackson
Garrigon
Lee
Antietam
Harpers Perry
Thomas Jeffersons
German Identifies Hopkins Freed by Reds as Son
German officials identify a mysterious man released by the Soviets as Klaus Glaubitz, son of a German national long missing. The man, claimed to be Frederick Jopking of New York, was said to be 27 and previously jailed in the Soviet Union as an alleged American spy. Two U.S. soldiers released with him are held pending court martial.
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Berlin
Chadburg
Nusgsians
U.S
Frederick Charles Jopking
New York
Klaus Wriedcich Glaubitz
Adl
Hmpkins
Army
Aligut
West Tierlin
Tin
Hamburg
Tubeck
West Germany
Bin
Hopkins
Jersey City
Tote
Soviet Union
Glaubitz
Europe
Hace Lhs
Larger Park Purchase Near Walden Pond Planned
Washington approves a Massachusetts bill to add about 100 acres to the Walden Pond State Preservation. The 14d-acre site now draws thousands of visitors seeking back-to-nature solace. Thoreau’s rustic cabin and his contemplations at Walden are recounted amid vivid natural scenes and historical notes.
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Washington
Henry David Thorese
Willie
Boston
National Geographic Society
Concord
Vongord
Thoreau Sechuled
Martin
Thoreau
Cuffind Leolow
Charles
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Gendine ‘Water Master
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