Quiz Shows Return To TV Post Scandals In 1959
Cynthia Lowry notes audience participation programs rebound across networks after the quiz show scandals. NBC leads with seven weekday shows plus prime time The Price Is Right and Groucho, ABC totals about 12 hours daily, CBS reopens Video Village and plans Three new entries, while viewers bake in 45 weekly hours across networks amid schedule conflicts. Peter Lawford fills in for Garry Moore tonight on CBS 10 11.
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Video Village
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Suburban town records cite cow grazing charge in 1960
In Red Bank White Oak, 126 people were cited in November 1960 for various offenses. One citation involved unlawfully permitting a cow to graze unlawfully, reflecting a rural property and farm code issue in the suburb of Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Chattanooga
Stock Market Mixed Early Trading As Dow Nears 654
The AP average for 60 stocks at noon stood at 236.80 unchanged as industrials rose slightly and rails and utilities held steady. The Dow Jones industrial average reached 653.88 up 0.23, with noon quotes from Bache & Co. showing varied bids and asks for several issues amid unofficial market activity.
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Dow Jones Averages Reported With Market Figures
The Dow Jones averages show industrials at 683.96 early, 658.88 at noon, and 653.06 at close. Rails rise from 144.90 to 166.01 intraday and end at 144.05. Utilities edge from 107.58 to 107.67, with blocks at 220.92, and total volume reported as 1,110,000 at the morning, 2,990,000 at noon, and 4,680,000 at close.
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Bache & Co
Day's Cotton Futures Open Lower Across Market
Cotton futures opened today with declines up to 1.55 a bale as prices slid. The list shows numerous industrials and consumer firms trading alongside the cotton, including Allied Chemical, American Tobacco, DuPont, General Electric, General Motors, and U S Steel, reflecting a broad market downturn at session start.
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Welfare Grants Debate In North Carolina Legislature
North Carolina lawmakers clash over surplus food aid and welfare grants. Coltrane details eligibility for free foods including old age assistance and those not meeting welfare rules. Frink, Kennedy, and Peel discuss equalizing funds, increasing state or federal spending, and limiting federal programs amid ongoing budget questions.
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Heart secret fuels Japanese film success in Tokyo
AP writer notes Japanese audiences prize heart in films. The Alamo thrills in Tokyo while Spartacus flops for lacking heart. Factors include length, John Wayne appeal, unhappy endings, Audrey Hepburn influence, and haunting music themes. James Dean remains popular, with Dean images common in magazines.
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U N seeks accord as Congo crisis escalates
U S chief delegate Adlai Stevenson urged the UN to push the Asian African peace plan as a remedy to the Congo crisis. The UN command in Leopoldville aimed to avert civil war between Mobutu led forces and the Leopoldville army. Lt Gen Sean MacKeown planned a meeting with Mobutu near Bumba where Mobutu has massed about 1200 troops for an invasion of Orientale Province amid Lumumbist resistance.
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