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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1959
Page
2
AP writer Cynthia Lowry proposes sweeping TV reforms banning loud ads and certain sponsors while urging revival of classic programs. She envisions reairing departed quiz shows with commentary and criticizes ad pacing. The piece notes NBC and CBS scheduling hints and upcoming specials amid 1945–60 nostalgia.
A historical newspaper fragment lists a morning to afternoon schedule with times 8 30 9 30 M 10 0 boxing 10 45 bowling 11 00 news 11 10 sports desk 1 15 Jack Paar indicating a radio or TV lineup from a past era.
Popular demand fuels the revival of the Crescent Drive-In with free admission for adults. The listing teases a register-free, prize-filled entertainment night drawing local patrons back to the old venue.
In Tulsa a man named Gerald Owens was fined $50 plus court costs after a game ranger stopped him while he trained his bird dog with a freshly killed game in its mouth. Owens pleaded guilty to possession of freshly killed game out of season.
The speed limit varies by side of the road in Lockport New York with 30 mph city limits, 50 mph county side. Officials mull a 40 mph compromise to unify the rule.
A basic kitchen note instructs washing shrimp in-shell before cooking. It suggests dropping a pound into boiling water and simmering about five minutes. The text mentions seasonings for boiling shrimp.
The speaker points out a common pantry calculation noting a typical can of pineapple yields four slices per nine ounces. It frames a practical rule of thumb for portioning canned fruit.
A ripe banana prompts ideas for pancake batter. Peel and dice the fruit and fold into the mix to enhance moisture sweetness and flavor.
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