Future food refrigeration and 1965 supermarket trends
The U S Army says irradiated food will need no refrigeration. A Harvard consultant predicts 1965 supermarkets open six nights a week, yet profit margins stay about the same. A string of quirky notes covers history, jokes, and editor’s reflections from the Greenfield Tenn Gazette.
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U. S. Army
Harvard School
Greenfield (Tenn
Massachusetts
Peter Francisco
George Washington
James F. Bell
Ohio Supreme Court
United States
U. of California’s
Superior Drama Tells Fable As Well As Good Story
Charles Mercer reviews The Enemy on NBC TV and The Defender on CBS TV noting Pearl Buck’s tale of a Japanese couple saving a wounded American sailor carries a humane fable. Reginald Rose’s The Defender falters with a flimsy murder verdict plot and overextended credulity despite Ralph Bellamy’s performance.
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New York
Pearl Buck
Robert Montgomery
Nbc-Tv
Reginald Rose
Studio One
Cbs-Tv
America
Miss Buck
Shirley Yamaguchi
Kate Deer
High Point
N. C
Rose
Ralph Bellamy
Cagney Turns To Directing
Hollywood star James Cagney makes his debut as a director with Short Cut to Hell a film about a gun crazy kid. He notes directing feels like work and he enjoys working with eager young actors while continuing to act. Cornell Wilde sent a message of encouragement.
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Hollywood
James Cagney
Cagney
Robert Ivers
Jimmy
Cornell Wilde
Goats Banned From Straying In Towns Under New Law
New Mexico Governor Ed Mechem signs the so called Billy Goat Law prohibiting goats from roaming at large in towns and villages, ending their longstanding freedom since the Spanish era.
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Santa Fe, N.M
Edwin Mechem
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J .Gregory Conway
HENRY
Greensboro
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Arrid
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Wrisley
Deckle Edge
Pelle Amelien
Westinghouse
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