Nation's Disc Jockeys Shift To Adult Listeners
The profile surveys deejays from Bob Braun to Dick Clark as they move from teen appeal to adult audiences. It notes high earnings from 10 000 to 500 000 yearly, and varied programming from classical to religious music, with figures like Mitch Miller and Father Beahan highlighted.
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Nation
Hugh A. Mulligan
Associated Press
Tommy Sands
Cincinnati
Bob Braun
Sands
Braun
Danny Kaye
San Francisco
Don
Eng
Sherwood
Kaye
Milwaukee
Bob
Larson
Boston
Detroit
Kopin Seymour
Bob Clayton
Angeline
North Cambridge Catholic High
Clayton
Norm Prescott
Dick Clark
Charleston
Black Bottom
Philadelphia
Mitch Miller
Columbia Records
Kansas City
Guy Lombardo
Guy Mitchel
Denver
KDEN
KWK
St. Louis
Hifi
Hudson
N. Y
Gerald Griffin
Henry Burr
Frank Mann
Houston
KCOH
Michael Beahan
Grand Rapids, Mich
Father Beahan
Yukon
Yucca
Auto Makers Ferret Out Big Secrets
Detroit reports the auto industry uses undercover operatives to learn 1959 model designs weeks before production. They obtain prototypes, testing sites, and detailed data on engines, tooling, and styling, sometimes building full-scale models. Secret methods and covert photography are implied.
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Detroit
Missouri junior deputies aid sheriff in catching fugitives
In Clay County and nearby Caldwell County Missouri junior deputies ages 8 to 15 assist sheriffs by staking out homes and helping locate delinquents. The National Sheriff's Assn estimates over 350000 junior deputies nationwide.
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Liberty
Clay County
St. Joseph
Polo
Caldwell County
M. L. Robison
Platte County
National Sheriff's Assn
Faubion School
Curtis F. Hay
Hay
Kansas City
State Prison
State Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Jay Dees
Duke Grad Baylis Receives Fulbright for Berlin Study
Duke University graduate Thomas Arthur Baylis, class of 1958, has been awarded a Fulbright grant to study political science at Free University in Berlin Germany. Baylis is the son of Dr and Mrs Charles A Baylis of Durham with his father head of Duke Philosophy. The grant is among 900 given for 1958 59 under the International Educational Exchange Program of the State Department.
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Durham
Thomas Arthur Baylis
Duke University
Free University
Berlin
Germany
Baylis
Charles A. Baylis
E. Markham Ave
Duke
Oxford University
England
Phi Eta Sigma
Phi Sigma Alpha
Phi Beta Kappa
Hoof ‘N’ Horn
Chronicle
Department of State
Board of Foreign Scholarships
United States
Fulbright
Institute of International Education
Feeding stations aid the needy overseas
A public service notice urges support for Overseas Aid Programs run by faith groups in Korea and worldwide. It emphasizes on the spot help to destitute people and asks readers to continue contributions toCatholic, Jewish and Protestant programs including clothing drives and rescue funds.
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Korea
America
Workshop Opens Tomorrow at UNC Chapel Hill
The 12th annual workshop for houseparents and child care staff from the southeastern states runs July 14 to 18 at the University of North Carolina campus, with 75 participants. Topics include preventing problems, child protection, individuality, and sex concerns, plus general sessions with lectures and clinics. Consultants include Samuel Berman Alton M Broten and Dr Alan Keith Lucas, UNC professor and director of the Group Child Care Project.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Child Welfare League of America
UNC School of Social Work
Samuel Berman
Edgewood Children’s Center
Webster Grove
Alan Keith Lucas
Alton M. Broten
Keith Lucas
Southeastern Conference of Workers In Children's Homes
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Los Angeles
Don Mackinnon
Missouri
Duke Grad
Catholic Bishops’ Clothing Collection
UJA Rescue Fund
The
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Avertising Executives Association
JIM Walter Corp
SHELL
High Point Rd
U.S. 29A
Jim Walter
Fisher
Chevy
Chevrolet
America’s Best Buy
V Chevrolet
Amerwa's
Deat
Sellert
Biscayne
Main Street
High Point, N. C
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