September's TV schedules prep show pilots and stars
AP reports Hollywood producers are drafting about 200 pilots for next season to shape new series. Costs rise with only about one in ten likely to air, and Westerns crime adventures and comedies dominate. Names like Gisele MacKenzie and Lew Ayres appear in early projects while health scares and on-set injuries affect production.
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Seawell Opposes Federal Oversight of Elections
North Carolina Attorney General Malcolm Seawell told a Senate committee that labeling a candidate or official as federal does not improve honesty and urged defeating proposed federal supervision bills. He argued state laws already provide non discriminatory election protections and that federal designation would not fix problems.
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Last Rites for Gen Randolph C Berkeley Held in Beaufort
Gen Randolph C Berkeley 85, Medal of Honor winner, had Episcopal services in Beaufort with six Marine colonels in attendance. The body will go to Arlington for rites Thursday. He retired in 1939 after 41 years in the Marines and earned the Medal of Honor for Vera Cruz 1914.
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Drive-In Drugs Crashes Through Glass Plate
Hollywood Florida police report a man named Stavis, 47, drove into a drugstore in a parking mishap when his foot hit the accelerator. The incident shattered a plate glass display, injuring three customers with flying glass and scattering merchandise.
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Indian Bound Over In School Bus Dynamiting
Enoch Jones 43 was bound over for trial in Harnett Superior Court on a felony charge after a Dunn Recorder's Court sentence of 12 months on the roads for a misdemeanor conviction related to a school bus dynamiting New Year’s Eve. Co defendant Eugene Chance was acquitted on one count and not prosecuted on another.
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Seven Killed in Stratofortress Crash at Ramey Base
A United States Air Force B52 Stratofortress crashed during landing practice at Ramey Base Puerto Rico. Seven airmen aboard were killed the names withheld. The aircraft was described as a total loss and weather was ideal at the time.
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